2 junio, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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When Barack Obama was elected in 2008, his foreign policy was at first seen to be the antithesis of that of his predecessor, George W. Bush. Eid Mohamed highlights how in the wake of this change of US administration, Arab … Sigue leyendo
19 mayo, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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A century on: Why Arabs resent Sykes-Picot @AlJazeeraEng 3:15 – 17 Mayo 2016 ‘CS Monitor✔@csmonitor Why 100-year-old borders drawn by two Europeans still define the Middle East 12:25 – 19 Mayo 2016 The Economist✔@TheEconomist Even the have-nots are affected … Sigue leyendo
9 marzo, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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Itxaso Domínguez @itxasdo Porcentaje de mujeres que forman parte de la población activa en mundo árabe via @WorldBank https://blogs.worldbank.org/arabvoices/fr/despite-high-education-levels-arab-women-still-don-t-have-jobs?cid=MNA_TTWBMENAFR_D_EXT … 7:30 PM – 9 Mar 2016
7 marzo, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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Five years on: A new European agenda for North Africa By Anthony Dworkin 18th February, 2016 Five years after the Arab uprisings in North Africa, the EU needs to avoid an “either-or” mentality on stability versus progress and keep its … Sigue leyendo
24 febrero, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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Report by PERRY CAMMACK, MARWAN MUASHER The array of challenges facing the Middle East—terrorism and extremism; civil war and foreign intervention; sectarianism, corruption, and authoritarianism—is both daunting and dismaying. With so many problems, it is difficult to know where to begin … Sigue leyendo
31 enero, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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Follow Global Risk Insights @risk_insights #Militaries remain a powerful force in the #Arab world http://buff.ly/1NIDiBA 9:39 AM – 31 Jan 2016