Extract From The Libyan Political Process: The Need for A New International Approach
The following excerpt is taken from the upcoming policy report The Libyan Political Process: The Need for A New International Approach, to be published in early 2019 by the Brussels International Center.
Tunisia's 2024 Presidential Elections and Evolving Geopolitics.
The looming question of Tunisia's 2024 presidential elections hinges on a contentious backdrop shaped by the 2022 adoption of a divisive new constitution. This constitution not only altered the electoral schedule, but also transitioned the governance model from semi-parliamentary to presidential, intensifying debates about the upcoming polls.
As the Conflict is deteriorating, the BIC is Extremely Concerned about the Current Situation in Sudan
The Brussels International Center (BIC) expresses its profound concern regarding the escalating crisis in Sudan, which has been deteriorating alarmingly over the past 10 months. The conflict, marked by a devastating war between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudan's army, has led to the tragic loss of over 12,000 lives, including women, men, and children.
La Tunisie sous la IIIème République
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INTRODUCTION
La IIIème République fait écho au nouvel ordre politique établi par le Président tunisien Kais Saied depuis la proclamation de l’état d’exception, le 25 juillet 2021, qui avait fait basculer la Tunisie d’une dé
The BIC Stands in Solidarity with Morocco Following Devastating Earthquake
On the 10th of September 2023, the The BIC extended its deepest condolences and unwavering support to the people of Morocco in the wake of the tragic 2023 Marrakesh–Safi earthquake.
A Critical Analysis of Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union Address
With just eight months remaining until the European elections, this year's address centred on reviewing the Commission's accomplishments during its current term. In a departure from previous years, there was increased emphasis on the prospective influence of artificial intelligence and technology within the European Union, as well as ambitious proposals for expanding the bloc.
Spillover Effects of Niger's Coup: Impacts and Concerns in Neighboring Gabon
The recent coup in Niger has started a series of cascading effects that are now rippling across neighboring countries in the region, with Gabon being the latest to witness significant developments. The shift in political dynamics in Niger has reverberated across West Africa, potentially emboldening other military factions to assert their influence.
Reaction to Current Situation in Niger
On Thursday, 10 August, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) directed the initiation of a prepared military force that could potentially be employed against the military junta responsible for orchestrating a recent coup in Niger. This coup led to the removal of the democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum.