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(dot)migration | A space by EMILY TASINATO Ethiopian Jews in 4 pills: (1) Ethiopian Jews traditionally refer to themselves as Beta Israel (House of Israel), claiming to be descended either from Menelik I, the son of […]
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 […]
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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 […]