Maria Tavernini 24 November 2021
Coal “phasing-down” was seen as bitter disappointment in the West, but as a remarkable result in India. Its élite is now pondering how to make best use of its “re-discovered” diplomatic potential.
Analyses
International Affairs
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Matteo Fraschini Koffi 4 November 2021“Ethiopia could disintegrate like Yugoslavia, with far more serious repercussions”, warn major experts. But no credible international mediation looks in sight - Umberto De Giovannangeli 3 November 2021Palestinian Prime Minister spoke with ResetDOC ahead of his diplomatic tour to Europe. Admitting a new generation needs to take the lead.
- Claudia De Martino 3 November 2021Liberties and economic development, rather than statehood, for Palestinians. Can Micah Goodman’s policy framework become the new Israeli mainstream?
- Lorenzo Berardi 27 October 2021Despite the critical health conditions of President Miloš Zeman, the country may soon be headed by a new, pro-European government led by Petr Fiala. What will outgoing PM Andrej Babiš make of it?
- Abdel Aziz Hali 25 October 2021Pro- and anti-Saied demonstrators are staging a growing “squares battle” after the centralization of powers in the hands of the President.
- Lorenzo Monfregola 11 October 2021Exploratory talks for an Ampelkoalition (three-way coalition) have started in Berlin between the SPD, the Greens, and the Liberals of the FDP.
- Fabio Turco 8 October 2021European law has no precedence over the Constitution, says the government-controlled Constitutional Court. Polexit now looks like more than fantasy.
- Gianni Del Panta 6 October 2021From Egypt to Tunisia, from Algeria to Morocco, Islamist and democratic hopes alike have been dashed, or crashed. Time to reflect on how that could happen.
- Abdel Aziz Hali 4 October 2021The poorly known Tunisian geologist was tasked by President Saied of forming a new government. Will she have any space to deliver?
