Dans le cadre de son mandat visant à promouvoir les meilleurs jeunes analystes et penseurs en affaires internationales,...
Consistent with its mandate of providing a platform for some of the world’s leading and most eclectic analysts and thinkers...
Tags: Arabic, bloggers, English, French, GB Geo-Blogger Competition, Geo-Bloggers, geokrat, Global Brief, Hebrew, Mandarin, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, world affairs
GB sits down with Stanford’s Abbas Milani to discuss Iran: from Tehran and Bushehr to the Diaspora
GB Where do you see...
Tags: Abbas Milani, Afghanistan, Ahmadinejad, Arab Spring, Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, Bushehr, East Germany, Global Brief, hegemony, Hezbollah, Hoover Institution, Iran's domestic politics, Iran's nuclear programme, Iran-US relations, Iranian democracy, Iranian diaspora, Israël, Khamenei, Khomeini, Pahlavi, Saudi Arabia, Shah, Sharia, Social Contract, Stanford University, Syria, Turkish democracy
GB discusses all things international criminal justice – from the prosecution of the Khmer Rouge leadership in Cambodia...
Tags: Andrew Cayley, Cambodia, crimes against humanity, ECCC, Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, Gaddafi, Global Brief, Human Rights Watch, ICC, ICC ratification, ICTY, international criminal justice, international prosecutor, Khmer Rouge, Libyan intervention, Middle East, Nuon Chea, Pol Pot, regional diplomatic conference on the ICC, Richard Dicker, Sudan, Syria, war crimes
Just months ago, if experts, politicians and local administrators grappling with the migration influx from North Africa to...
Tags: Alessandro Callari, Arab Spring, Berlusconi, boat people, Bossi-Fini Law, Dr. Salvatore Gugliemino, Emilano Tidona, Giovanni Salvaggio, Global Brief, Italy, Lampesuda, Libya, Maghreb, Middle East, migration, North Africa, Refugees, Roberto Maroni, Tunisian migrants
As the ripple effects of the Tunisian revolution continue to be felt in the region, it is important to zero in on the main...
Tags: Al-Nahdha, Ben-Ali, Constitutional Democratic Rally, Ghannouchi, Global Brief, International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance, International Criminal Court, Jasmine Revolution, Optional Protocol to tthe Convention against Torture, Optional Protocols to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, RCD, transition to democracy, transitional justice mechanisms, Tunisia, Tunisian democracy
Selon le dernier rapport du Programme mondial des Nations Unies pour l’évaluation des ressources en eau (WWAP), publié...
In the days to come, the world will come to learn whether the Republic of Sudan – Africa’s and the Arab world’s largest...
Tags: China, civil war, Comprehensie Peace Agreement, Dinka, Egypt, John Garang, Juba, Khartoum, Lamu, oil, Omar al-Bashir, Sam Sasan Shoamanesh, secession, South Sudan, South Sudan People's Liberation Movement, Southern Sudan Referendum Commission, SPLM, Sudan, Sudan referendum, The National Congress Party, UN Mission in Darfur
Le 8 octobre, le Comité Nobel de la Paix a fait savoir sa décision de remettre l’un des prix les plus prestigieux de...
A new wave of aid and trade conditionality has arrived. In the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, the West conditioned its support...
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