The European plan for immigration
Another tragedy in the Sicilian Channel, which has cost the lives of 700 refugees from Libya, pushed Europe to meet the phenomenon of illegal immigration at…
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Cross border cooperation and the new European challenges for the Mediterranean Basin
The European Union policy includes Cross border cooperation as its basic element to develop or strengthen relationships among the EU member States and its…
Interview with the Honourable Ms. Imen Ben Mohamed (Ennahdha Party)
Who is Imen Ben Mohamed? Imen was born November 13, 1984 in Kebili (Tunisia). She graduated at the University of Rome in International Cooperation and…
The Palestinian people: the spirit of all nation
Following the March 17th Israeli elections, the right-wing government of Netanyahu confirmed himself as the legitimate guide of the country, by allowing the…
Syrian civil war: towards an international Geneva-3 Conference?
“The U.N. will never abandon Syria even if it looks like mission impossible”, these are the words pronounced last 5 May by the U.N. peace envoy for Syria,…
Inside the Algerian terror: who are Jund al-Khalifa?
Their name is “Soldiers of the Caliphate in Algeria” or “22” in Arabic, a small but well-armed terrorist group stemming from the al-Qaeda North African cell…
Syria four years later. In the region of chaos, the grip has tightened
"We don't kill our people, nobody kills, no government in the world kills his people unless they're crazy persons. I became President because of public…
The military forces involved in the Gaza conflict: the cases of Egypt, Iran and IS
The conflict in Gaza cannot be seen uniquely as an Israeli-Palestinian issue, detached from other neighbouring dynamics and interests. On the contrary, the…
Tunisia as a Jihadist powder keg: three lessons from the attack at Bardo Museum
The terrorist attack at the Bardo Museum in Tunis, last March 15th, testifies that jihadist violence is back to shake the state symbol of the Arab…
Tunisia, the day after
Tunisia was less subject to militant violence than other nations in the region that took part in the Arab Spring uprisings, like neighboring Libya. However,…