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[REPORT] Myanmar: a long quest for democracy & freedom

Kareem Salem | June 29, 2023June 29, 2023

Since independence from the United Kingdom, Myanmar’s quest for freedom and democracy has been a long and ongoing battle. While its people and the international community hoped that Aung San Suu Kyi would move Myanmar down the path of democracy, the military coup of February 2021 has moved the Southeast Asian country further away from the democratic path, while strengthening its political ties with Russia and China.

[REPORT] Erdoğan’s Menu to Crush Down the Opposition

Margaux Seigneur | December 21, 2022December 8, 2022

Like a ruthless chef who organises the preparation of his gustatory manipulations, Erdoğan is constantly developing new menus to enable his kitchen to retain the grandeur of his despotism. With…

[REPORT] Evolution of Women’s Rights in Turkey: The Fall of a Democracy

The New Global Order | January 18, 2022April 8, 2022

How the correlation between women’s rights and the democratic process of Turkey underlines that Erdoğan fails at respecting both of them?

[REPORT] Is Green Development an Oxymoron or Is It a Sign to Rethink the Global Productive Matrix?

Joaquin Gomez Amato | November 18, 2021January 6, 2022

Is it possible to build a sustainable global policy with concrete objectives? Is there enough space and resources to build this initiative without economic growth?

[REPORT] France Between Je Suis Charlie and Terrorist Threats

Stefania Rinaldi | March 13, 2021September 26, 2021

France has been one of the European countries with the biggest number of Islamic terrorist attacks perpetrated by young people, usually of the second generation of immigrant people, who were recruited by the Islamic State (IS). There are many prominent factors that have played an influential role in the launching of these attacks, including the historical relation and colonisation of Middle Eastern countries, socio-economic estrangement, France’s secularism and its cultural diversity.

[REPORT] US Police In The #BLM Protests

Aurora Ceccotti | January 5, 2021January 5, 2021

In 2020, the murder of George Floyd ignited nation-wide protests under the slogan “Black Lives Matter” to condemn police brutality and demand accountability. After several months, it is important to take stock of the situation and analyze the phenomenon, from its historical roots to the implications for domestic politics in the US

[Report] Israele – Palestina: Lo Stato Attuale delle Cose

Martina Dazzi | November 23, 2020November 23, 2020

Sono trascorsi ormai mesi dall’annuncio da parte del governo israeliano di voler annettere parti della Cisgiordania, ma di fatto nessuna annessione ha ancora avuto luogo. Cerchiamo di capire perché e a che punto è la situazione generale al momento.

[REPORT] The Demographic Catastrophe in Syria

Sonia Harim | September 23, 2020November 11, 2020

Syrians of all backgrounds are becoming the victims of the regional powers’ hunger: as the country is depleted and its citizens are displaced or disappear, international powers seem to only look after their own benefit.

[REPORT] Ideologías, Nacionalismos y la Gestión del COVID-19 en España

Mireia Ginferrer Benito | August 8, 2020October 19, 2020

La gestión de la crisis del COVID-19 ha perjudicado la opinión pública de la sociedad española según los datos del CIS. Ha permitido la creación de un contexto de oportunidad política a una derecha muy presente y bastante fuerte en la actualidad.

[REPORT] Coping With A Humanitarian Crisis: The Role Of Turkey In The Syrian Civil War

Aurora Ceccotti | July 28, 2020October 19, 2020

News on the Syrian crisis hardly makes headlines. Nevertheless, factual reality suggests that the war in Syria is still an urgent matter, especially regarding the refugee crisis. Turkey, for example, hosts the highest number of refugees in the world, roughly 3 million. What domestic and foreign impact did the Syrian civil war have on Turkey?

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