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The Italian job – the EU against the virus and the sovereignism

"Using the state TV to make a rally against the opposition is a Soviet Union stuff," thunders Matteo Salvini, the leader of La Lega, a sovereign formation linked to Vladimir Putin.…

April 16, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Italy

Governance Estimates

Will Italy face a social crisis?

The current Italian coalition government due to the COVID-19 and the strategy adopted to face the crisis is exasperating the social situation in the country and creating the condition for…

April 14, 2020Giuliano Bifolchi, Italy

Situation Reports Governance

Kosovo – COVID19 kills the governments

The government fell in Kosovo in the face of the pandemic emergency on March 25, after only 52 days of work since last year's November elections. To make it fall…

April 6, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Kosovo, Serbia

Governance Situation Reports

Annexation and ethnic confrontation: menaces for Guyana after the election

Guyana is falling into a political crisis marked by external meddling in the election, intervention risks of and ethnic confrontation. The catalyst for the crisis was the electoral commission’s decision…

March 10, 2020Guyana, Russia, Venezuela

Governance Situation Reports

Prince Mohammed bin Salman clears away to the throne against King Salman’s death expectation

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's swoop against potential royal challengers shows his concerns about his grip on power. March 6, King Salman's full young brother, Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz,…

March 9, 2020Saudi Arabia

Governance Situation Reports

The Ivorian President’s official refusal to run for the third term does not pull him out of the power

Despite the refusal of the President of Côte d'Ivoire Alassane Ouattara to run for elections in October 2020, his intent to hand over power effectively might result in a political crisis…

March 9, 2020Alassane Ouattara, Baule, Béte, Cote d’Ivoire, Dioula

Governance Situation Reports

Malaysian Prime Minister resignation to step up turbulence in the country: what is going on?

The resignation of Malaysian Prime Minister Mohamad Mahathir will make for tension growth in Malaysia’s domestic politics that could possibly end up with Malay Islamic superiority destroying Malaysia’s multi-ethnic society. This process can be also associated with Mahathir’s attempts to stay in power and…

February 26, 2020Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia, Mohamad Mahathir

Governance Situation Reports

Togo elections may trigger unrest

The results of Togo elections may trigger unrest in the country. Further developments will depend both on the tactics of the opposition groups, which may resort to violent protest actions,…

February 24, 2020Togo

Estimates Governance

PACE crisis raises risk of the EU collapse

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe is rapidly losing its effectiveness and is becoming a formal platform that imitates protection of democracy, human rights and the rule of…

February 11, 2020Council of Europe PA, EU

Governance Situation Reports

Ethnic conflict risks in Guinea are growing amid President Alpha Conde’s attempts to be re-elected for the third term

An on-going attempt to hold the constitutional referendum in Guinea may fuel tension among the ethnic groups in the country and cause confrontation in the country, externalities involved. Guinean President…

February 11, 2020Alpha Conde, Guinea

Governance

The Italian job – the EU against the virus and the sovereignism

Will Italy face a social crisis?

Kosovo – COVID19 kills the governments

Annexation and ethnic confrontation: menaces for Guyana after the election

Prince Mohammed bin Salman clears away to the throne against King Salman’s death expectation

The Ivorian President’s official refusal to run for the third term does not pull him out of the power

Malaysian Prime Minister resignation to step up turbulence in the country: what is going on?

Togo elections may trigger unrest

PACE crisis raises risk of the EU collapse

Ethnic conflict risks in Guinea are growing amid President Alpha Conde’s attempts to be re-elected for the third term

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