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Tunisia, Ten Years On: A Unique, Fragile Democracy

On 14 January 2011, widespread protests in Tunisia ousted president Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali’s longstanding regime. Since then, a unique and complex democratic transition has started in Tunisia, the only MENA country to have embarked on a path of political change in the wake of the Arab spring. Ten years later, Tunisia has achieved important results, but much remains to be done.

Giovedì, 14 gennaio, 2021 - 10:45
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MED Dialogue with Riyad Al Malki

While the recent signing of the “Abraham Accords” between Israel and some Arab States could be a game-changer in the Middle East, they have been rejected by the Palestinian Authority and several regional States, which instead remain committed to the Arab Peace initiative, a pan-Arab roadmap long advocated by the Palestinians that calls for Israeli withdrawal from the occupied territories and acceptance of Palestinian statehood, offering diplomatic normalization with the Arab world in return. As new diplomatic pathways unfold, relations between the Palestinians and Israelis may nonetheless r

Giovedì, 26 novembre, 2020 - 13:00
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MED Dialogue with Anwar Gargash

2020 has been a decisively exceptional year for the United Arab Emirates.

Giovedì, 26 novembre, 2020 - 14:00
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The Middle East’s Game of Drones: The Race to Lethal UAVs and Its Implications for the Region’s Security Landscape

Armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), most commonly known as “drones”, are making headlines due to their increasing use in conflicts around the world and, especially, in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Besides their specific military impact and their consequences for warfare, drones might also have important implications for political and security dynamics in a context of both state fragility and deepening interstate rivalry across the region.

Venerdì, 15 gennaio, 2021 - 18:00
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Dieci anni dallo scoppio delle primavere arabe

10 anni fa, nella città di Sidi Bouzid, iniziava la stagione delle primavere arabe.

Giovedì, 17 Dicembre, 2020 - 17:00
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La crisi nel Golfo: il Qatar tra alleanze e embarghi

Nel Golfo diviso il Qatar ha amici, nemici e qualcuno che ha preferito non schierarsi

Martedì, 5 gennaio, 2021 - 17:45
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The Tunisian Economy Has Yet to Be Revolutionised

Political transitions are difficult, but economic transitions are even harder. Ten years after the uprisings that ousted long-established political regimes in the Middle East and North Africa, the social grievances and structural economic weaknesses that sparked the protests all over the region remain largely unaddressed. With its sluggish growth and high unemployment, Tunisia is no exception.

Giovedì, 14 gennaio, 2021 - 11:00
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Tunisia’s Democratic Decade

The founding myth of Tunisia claims that the country is the continuation of a 3000-year-old civilization. One therefore might ask what are ten years when compared with three millennia? Even if that mythical past is narrowed down to the emergence of Tunisia as a nation state, around 300 years ago, the same question can be asked: what is a decade in the context of three centuries? But when we take away mythology and consider the seven decades of postcolonial Tunisia, then those ten years mean a lot.

Giovedì, 14 gennaio, 2021 - 11:00
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Tunisia and Ennahda’s Post-Revolutionary Trajectory

Ten years ago, the Islamists’ victory in the first truly democratic elections in Tunisia was one of the most unexpected – and perhaps unintended – consequences of the so-called ‘Jasmine revolution’.

After decades of secrecy, exile and repression, Ennahda finally was legalized in March 2011 and became an integral part of the Tunisian political scene. Except for brief interludes of caretaker governments, it has since continuously been the incumbent party within different coalition governments and never stopped evolving.

Giovedì, 14 gennaio, 2021 - 10:45
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Stagnation Is Not an Option: A New Momentum for EU-Tunisia Relations

Countless articles have been written over the last weeks about the situation in Tunisia, ten years after the Arab spring. The prevailing tone is bitter. Observers are now more inclined to describe the political, economic, and social shortcomings as well as the daunting challenges of the Tunisian transition rather than to stress how exceptional and unique it has been.

Lunedì, 11 gennaio, 2021 - 10:45
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