POST-BASHIR
SUDAN
The ousting and arrest of President Al Bashir on April 12 in Khartoum doesn’t change the political history of Sudan much. And it surely isn’t a venture that can bring democracy to the country. Omar Al Bashir rose to power through a military coup in 1989...
ISLAMIC
TERRORISM IN MOZAMBIQUE
When we talk about Islamic terrorism in Africa we tend to focus geographically on the Sahel, on what happens in Nigeria with Boko Haram, in Somalia with the Shabab or on the plethora of formations that transhume between southern Algeria, Libya, Mali, Niger and neighboring countries. Nations with predominantly Muslim populations...
GOLAN
HEIGHTS: THE DE FACTO POLICY
US President Donald Trump believes that the Palestinian issue can be resolved with a unilateral approach, without mediation, but by openly siding with Israel. He acts with initiatives that do not take into account how complex and articulated the question of Middle Eastern relations is and moves ahead with initiatives that have in common the fait accompli. He did so when he decided to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in December 2017; he did so when he unilaterally canceled the Iranian nuclear agreement; he has done so lately by legitimizing the Israeli annexation of the Golan Heights...
