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When Political Change Becomes a Risk Part II

In the last article 'When political change becomes a risk: how the Mexican government undermined investor's confidence' a case was made that

Conflict Developments in North Africa Part III

European powers have struggled to devise a coherent strategy in Libya ever since long-standing dictator Colonel Muammar Qadhafi was ousted f

Defending Chinese Strategic Interests in the Eurasian Heartland

In February 2019, the Washington Post reported the existence of a 'secret' Chinese military base in the remote and inhospitable Gorno-Badakh

When Political Change Becomes a Risk Part I

Traditionally security risks in Mexico are commonly associated with organised crime, drug trafficking and other sources of violence. However

Updating the Jolly Roger

Modern-day piracy in oil-rich Nigeria is a threat that won’t end soon By: Alessia Cappelletti When we think of 'piracy', rum and old...

Conflict Developments in North Africa Part II

The War Within the War: How a Dispute in the Eastern Mediterranean Could Derail the Peace Process in Libya By: Anton Witchell Chibber On...

Disrupting 'drug peace' in Mozambique

In the 1990s, drug traffickers started to prefer East African corridors over the more usual Balkan route, as the eyes of the world pointed a

Conflict Developments in North Africa Part I:

Will Peace Hold in Libya? By: Anton Witchell-Chibber It has been nearly ten years since the ‘February Revolution’ and NATO-backed...

Doing Business in the Post-Conflict Part II

Foreign Money but Internal Losses: When liberal peace schemes increase the country’s vulnerabilities By Alessia Cappelletti It is...

Doing Business in the Post-Conflict Part I

Quick Money and Slow Violence: What lingers underneath the surface in the aftermath of post-conflict societies? By: Bob Rehorst Countries...

Mutually Hurting Stalemate: Is the Saudi-Yemen conflict ‘ripe’ for negotiations?

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