Nel 2021 il mondo è rimasto con il fiato sospeso. Mentre le campagne vaccinali alimentavano speranze, l’emergere di nuove e insidiose varianti si è sommato alla crisi delle catene di distribuzione globali e all’inizio di un periodo di alta inflazione. Nel frattempo, l’arrivo di Biden alla Casa Bianca è stato contrassegnato da luci e ombre: cambiamenti, certo, ma con molti distinguo e non sempre nella direzione sperata dalle opinioni pubbliche europee.
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In 2021 four sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries have experienced a coup d’état. In Chad, the son of the long-lasting President Idriss Deby, who was killed in a war fight after having been in power for over 30 years, suspended both Parliament and government before taking office as Chairman of a Transitional Military Council. Meanwhile, in Guinea, the three-time elected President Alpha Condé was overthrown by a group of army officers.
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The MED This Week newsletter provides expert analysis and informed insights on the most significant developments in the MENA region, bringing together unique opinions on the topic and reliable foresight on future scenarios. Today, we turn the spotlight on the Emirates, which celebrated the 50th anniversary of its foundation at a time of vibrant diplomatic dynamism at both the regional and international levels. Nonetheless, despite this new emphasis on promoting dialogue, several vital economic and security challenges are likely to remain at the top of the country's agenda.
17 Dicembre 2021
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Il rialzo dei prezzi osservato quest’anno sembra destinato a durare. Tra geopolitica, Covid ed energia, ci sono tutti gli elementi per un ciclo strutturale.
17 Dicembre 2021
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Le Zone Economiche Speciali hanno avuto un successo globale, ma il loro impatto resta controverso. La chiave per il futuro è la sostenibilità.
17 Dicembre 2021
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Domenica al secondo turno delle elezioni presidenziali si sfidano due visioni opposte del paese, della sua storia e del suo futuro.
17 Dicembre 2021
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China and Africa’s ground-breaking declaration on climate change will profoundly impact China’s future international development strategy. In this blog, IDS Fellow Wei Shen highlights how and what more needs to be done to successfully implement this vision.
16 Dicembre 2021
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It is possible to define the modern political history of Libya as a compromise. A compromise that began during the Idris monarchy which decided to come to terms with Western nations, and that continued between the king and the country's tribal realities. During Gaddafi's devastating 42-year regime, the rais leveraged favoritism, corruption, and atavistic hatreds to keep his citizens together, giving nothing in return if not an artificial, hyper-centralized state body for the benefit of a small elite, and one that obviously could not survive him.
16 Dicembre 2021
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Libya is situated in the North African region with climatic conditions that are influenced by the Mediterranean Sea in the north and the Sahara Desert in the south; resulting in abrupt weather transitions[1]. Libya is considered the world’s ninth country in terms of oil reserves[2]. Over 90 percent of its source of water originates from fossil groundwater aquifers. In addition, the country doesn’t have any rivers, while the surface run-offs are considered limited due to low rainfall rate.
16 Dicembre 2021
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It is an acquired truth that Libya as a country, or better, a single entity did not come into being until 1934. Back then, the regions that composed Libya were assembled by the newly appointed Italian governor Italo Balbo into one whole unit to be administered. This period was cut short by Italy’s defeat in WWII: the country’s “liberation” resulted in its splitting into different areas, each under a European country’s mandate.
16 Dicembre 2021