Dead End for the Tshisekedi Regime?
The Congolese President Tshisekedi, assisted by an efficient team at his Ministry of Foreign Affairs, succeeded these recent weeks to turn the tides of international public opinion towards the Kagame […]
Anatomy of Remote Warfare in the Sahel
Egmont Institute is pleased to host Delina Goxho, Associate Fellow at Egmont Institute’s Africa Programme and PhD candidate at the Scuola Normale Superiore and Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna. Her research focuses […]
Towards a Peace Compromise or the Continuation of War?
A lot of ink has been spilt over the past few weeks about the rising tensions within the Western Alliance and between Ukraine and the United States. However, the geopolitical […]
Disgrace in Washington, Decisions in London
Angry and ashamed. That’s how I felt after watching the spectacle of President Trump and Vice-President Vance ganging up on President Zelensky, two against one, live on TV last Friday […]
The EU Campaign against Gender Stereotypes: Ideas, Interests and Individual Freedom
It is a sad fact that inequalities between men and women are still prevalent in the EU and impacts on numerous aspects of women’s lives (pay gap, domestic violence, childcare, […]
Transnationalism: a New Way of Thinking about Migration?
In the rich panoply of theories of international relations, transnationalism could be analysed as an attempt to overcome the divide between stato-centric realism and the liberal vision *****