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Mugabe’s Downfall and Ethiopia

December 21, 2017 Aleksi Ylönen 0 Comments Africa, coup d'etát, democracy, Ethiopia, Mengistu Haile Mariam, Mugabe, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union

CEI-IUL researcher Aleksi Ylönen writes about the change of leadership in Zimbabwe and the particular interest of Ethiopia in it.

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Drought and Famine

April 12, 2017 Aleksi Ylönen 0 Comments Africa, African Studies, African Union, drought, Ethiopia, famine, human rights, Somalia, South Sudan, sustainability

CEI-IUL researcher Aleksi Ylönen analyzes drought and famine in Africa and their consequences the continent.

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Stability, Infrastructure Projects, and Transport Corridors: Another Face of Neocolonial Order?

December 12, 2016 Aleksi Ylönen 0 Comments Africa, East Africa, Ethiopia, Horn of Africa, infrastructure, Neocolonialism, resources, South Sudan, stabilisation, Sudan, transport corridor

Aleksi Ylönen explains what is behind the attempts by governments in East Africa and the Horn to promote an image of a politically stabilizing region.

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This Week in the News (November 11, 2016)

November 11, 2016November 25, 2016 Ricardo Falcão 0 Comments Activisms, Africa, democracy, diplomacy, Education, elections, Foreign Policy, human rights, Ivory Coast, Mauritania, Senegal, Trump, US, US elections, US Elections 2016

Ricardo Falcão comenta as principais notícias das últimas semanas no continente Africano, sob o ponto de vista da imprensa internacional.

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Is Water Political or Politicised?

November 3, 2016 Ana Elisa Cascão 0 Comments Africa, Foreign Policy, India, Islamic State, Middle East, Nile, Pakistan, research, Securitisation, Security and Defence, Water

Ana Elisa Cascão explains, through examples from the Middle East and Asia, how water is increasingly being politicised and securitised.