African Union Archives - Changing World

África e o acordo de livre comércio

May 15, 2018 Eugénio Costa Almeida 0 Comments Africa, African Union, AU, EU, European Union, Free Trade Agreement, international trade, Mercosur, trade, World Trade Organization, WTO, ZLEC, Zona de Livre Comércio Continental

Artigo de opinião de Eugénio Costa Almeida, investigador do CEI-IUL, sobre a aprovação da implementação de uma Zona de Livre Comércio Continental em África.

Africa Democracy Security and defence

A União Africana: Que Pan-Africanismo e que fronteiras terá África no fim do século?

January 22, 2018 Eugénio Costa Almeida 0 Comments Africa, African Union, AU, borders, Defense, democracy, pan-africanism, security

Artigo de Eugénio Costa Almeida, investigador do CEI-IUL, na Revista Chilena de Relaciones Internacionales sobre Pan-Africanismo e as fronteiras de África.

Africa Democracy Europe European Union Viewpoints

Difícil ‘virar de página’ nas relações União Europeia-África

December 13, 2017December 13, 2017 Eugénio Costa Almeida 0 Comments Abidjan, Africa, Africa-EU Summit 2017, African Union, Cooperation, democracy, EU, Europe, European Union, International Relations

Eugénio Costa Almeida, investigador do CEI-IUL, foi entrevistado pelo site África Monitor a propósito da 5ª Cimeira entre a UE e a União Africana.

Africa Viewpoints

The African Union and dependency

July 19, 2017 Aleksi Ylönen 0 Comments Africa, African politics, African Union, colonialism, democracy, dependency, Economics, pan-africanism

Aleksi Ylönen, CEI-IUL researcher, discusses the evolution of the African Union and its dependency on external funding from former colonisers.

Africa Ethiopia Horn of Africa Human Rights Kenya South Sudan Sudan Viewpoints

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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This Week in the News (February 3, 2017)

February 3, 2017February 3, 2017 Ricardo Falcão 0 Comments Adama Barrow, Africa, African Union, Algeria, Alpha Condé, Antonio Guterres, Burundi, democracy, Donald Trump, Equatorial Guinea, Gambia, human rights, International Criminal Court, Mmoussa Faki Mahamat, Morocco, Obiang, Press, refugees, Senegal, South Africa, Summit, This Week in The News, Trump, United Nations, USA, Yahya Jammeh

Ricardo Falcão analisa as principais notícias do continente africano, vistas pela imprensa escrita internacional, destacando a União Africana e a Gâmbia.

Africa Human Rights Research

Apresentação do Livro “Temas de Investigação em Direitos Humanos para o Século XXI”

December 17, 2016 Rui Garrido 0 Comments Africa, African Studies, African Union, anthopology, conflict, gender issues, human rights, interdisciplinary, Justice, peacebuilding, research, social rights, sociology

Rui Garrido colaborou na obra “Temas de Investigação em Direitos Humanos para o Século XXI”, organizada por Patrícia Jerónimo, da Universidade do Minho.

Africa Burundi Human Rights South Africa The Gambia Viewpoints

Um Tribunal Penal Regional Africano?

November 21, 2016 Rui Garrido 0 Comments Actorness, Africa, African Court, African Union, Burundi, democracy, diplomacy, Foreign Policy, human rights, International Criminal Court, peace, South Africa, The Gambia, war

Rui Garrido comenta o estabelecimento do Estatuto do Tribunal Africano de Justiça e Direitos Humanos, a propósito da crise do Tribunal Penal Internacional.

Africa Human Rights United Nations Viewpoints

An African Exodus from the International Criminal Court?

November 15, 2016November 15, 2016 Aleksi Ylönen 0 Comments Africa, African Union, AU, diplomacy, human rights, ICC, Kenya, UN, United Nations, William Ruto

Aleksi Ylönen discusses the ‘African Exodus’ from the International Criminal Court and what the Court has come to represent.