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Abdalla Hamdok’s Peace Mission in Sudan

January 16, 2020January 16, 2020 Aleksi Ylönen 0 Comments Abdalla Hamdok, government, Sudan

CEI researcher Aleksi Ylönen comments on the state of affairs in Sudan in the aftermath of the uprisings that led to the downfall of the ruling party.

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Guiné Equatorial e os valores democráticos da CPLP

April 15, 2019April 29, 2019 Ana Lúcia Sá 0 Comments Comunidade de Países de Língua Oficial Portuguesa, CPLP, Democracia, Guiné Equatorial, Sudão, Teodoro Obiang

A investigadora do CEI-IUL, Ana Lúcia Sá, foi ouvida pelo Público a propósito da afirmação da necessidade de a Guiné Equatorial respeitar valores da CPLP.

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Sudan: Drastic Political Measures in the Midst of Persisting Economic Crisis

September 14, 2018September 25, 2018 Aleksi Ylönen 0 Comments Crisis, South Sudan, Sudan

Aleksi Ylönen comments on the current and most severe economic situation in Sudan since the independence of South Sudan in 2011.

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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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‘We Don’t Want Them Here’: The U.S. Travel Ban

February 10, 2017February 10, 2017 David Ferreira 0 Comments Donald Trump, executive orders, human rights, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Muslim, Muslim ban, religion, religious freedom, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Trump, Trump Administration, United States, USA, Washington, White House, Yemen

David Ferreira, CEI-IUL researcher, discusses the recent events related to the US travel ban, including the temporary block issued by Judge James Robart.

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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.