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A Post-American Era for the Middle East and North Africa: What’s Next for the Region?

The war in Ukraine is further diverting US attention from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region where Russia and China have expanded their footprint over the past decade. US President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s upcoming visit to the Middle East—his first since he took office—provides an opportunity to assess the kind of role the United States will play in the MENA region in the future. The big question is whether the region is entering a post-US era and how the new regional order will be structured.

12 luglio 2022
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Risk or Opportunity? How Russia Sees a Changing MENA Region

The Russian invasion of Ukraine, which began on February 24, 2022, has served to accentuate ongoing differences between the United States and Europe on the one hand and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) on the other. This has, to some extent, benefited Russia’s relations with the MENA region at the expense of the United States and Europe. But the impact of the Russian invasion may eventually prove harmful to Russia’s influence in the MENA region.

12 luglio 2022
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Biden Goes to Saudi Arabia: US Policy in a Changing Middle East

Just as Joe Biden is set to visit the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a US district federal judge sprung on him a thorny legal question: do US interests call for granting sovereign immunity to Mohammed Bin Salman over the murder of the Saudi journalist and US resident Jamal Khashoggi?

10 luglio 2022
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10 Years After the Revolution, Libya Is (Still) on the Brink of Collapse

“The history of Libyan politics today is one of a population desperate to rid itself of a parasitic nouveau elite class before they hollow out the country through corruption and reshape Libyan society in their own grotesquely venal image”.

Tarek Megerisi’s words are a stab in the chest for anyone who loves Libya. They are all the more painful because they are true, down to the last word.

08 luglio 2022
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Libya, the Failure of the Elite

Libyans have always had a proud sense of exceptionalism. Despite attempts to compare Libya to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and even uprisings from France to Russia, their own revolution has long retained this sense of exceptionalism, too. Today, however, over eleven years later, the dust has settled upon a much more mundanely tyrannical new world.

 

08 luglio 2022
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Arriva l'ora del Greenshoring?

Europa e Stati Uniti sembrano sempre più intenzionati ad accorciare alcune filiere produttive strategiche. Con possibili ricadute positive sulla transizione ecologica.

01 luglio 2022
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Israel: No Break to a Political Crisis

The MED This Week newsletter provides expert analysis and informed comments on the MENA region’s most significant issues and trends. Today we turn the spotlight on the dismissal of Israel’s coalition government, zooming in on the country’s political crisis and external relations as it heads to new legislative elections.

 

01 luglio 2022
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After the Ukraine War, NATO’s Southern Flank Will Matter Even More

The upcoming NATO Madrid summit at the end of June will be particularly extraordinary and pivotal under many aspects compared to previous ones. Let us have a look.

28 giugno 2022
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The African Union's Role in Addressing the Scourge of Conflict in Africa
Introduction
22 giugno 2022
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Africa’s Regional Economic Communities: Pillars of Integration, at Varying Speeds

Since the 1960s, the need to overcome the limitations of individual countries has driven the effort to create African regional institutions capable of managing concerted political processes. The desire to promote regional integration met the difficulties of a set of countries with small and uncompetitive domestic economies, often dependent on external markets, in many cases landlocked, and therefore subject to higher transportation costs for goods.

22 giugno 2022
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