ELISA MARRA COMMENTARY #27 • MAY 2021 Mounting internal antagonism, as well as the urgency of diversifying oil-based economies, are the main drivers pushing Gulf powers to forge new alliances […]
GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO COMMENTARY #26 • APRIL 2021 Edward Said’s Orientalism (first edition, 1978) is still provoking the debate on what Orient is (or, better, whether such a thing has ever existed) […]
CARMELA MAZZARIELLO COMMENTARY #25 • FEBRUARY 2021 As the tenth anniversary of the outbreak of the anti-Gaddafi revolution approaches, Libya finds itself in the middle of a fragile resumption of […]
MICHELE TURZI COMMENTARY #24 • FEBRUARY 2021 Last 14th of December marked the twenty-five years anniversary of the Dayton Peace Agreement, signed at the Paris Peace Conference to mark the […]
RICCARDO GASCO COMMENTARY #23 • JANUARY 2021 For almost over a century now, Italy and Libya share important economic, political and cultural ties that have survived several crises and critically […]
ALTEA PERICOLI COMMENTARY #22 • NOVEMBER 2020 The changing meaning of humanitarian diplomacy The nature of humanitarian crises is changing, and a growing number of them are frequently protracted. In […]
EMANUELE COSTA COMMENTARY #21 • NOVEMBER 2020 The intense political news-cycle of the year 2020 has offered us virtually unlimited occasions for philosophical reflection. From a pandemic which radically challenged […]
CHIARA LUTTERI COMMENTARY #20 • OCTOBER 2020 February 7th, 2020. Patrick Zaky, 27-year-old Egyptian student is arrested at the Cairo airport, upon arrival from Bologna, where he is pursuing a […]
MANUEL D’ELIA COMMENTARY #19 • OCTOBER 2020 In a short televised speech, the head of the Government of National Accord (GNA) Fayez Al-Sarraj announced his upcoming resignation by the end […]
FRANCESCO MAZZUCOTELLI (University of Pavia) COMMENTARY #18 • AUGUST 2020 Was the August 4 tragic blast in the port of Beirut the final piece in the crisis of the Lebanese […]
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The Parting of the Red Sea. How the Horn of Africa is Becoming a Proxy for Gulf Rivalries
ELISA MARRA COMMENTARY #27 • MAY 2021 Mounting internal antagonism, as well as the urgency of diversifying oil-based economies, are the main drivers pushing Gulf powers to forge new alliances […]