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Justine Peries

New US Geopolitical Strategies: A Pivot to the Indo-Pacific

Justine Peries Nov 19, 2022
The US is moving further away from its traditional geopolitical strategy in the Middle East as the Biden administration appears to be seeking to reduce its military presence in the region. In the meantime, a new goal is emerging:…
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A New Pink Tide in Latin American Politics

Justine Peries Jul 22, 2022
While the popularity of the Right in Latin America peaked only a few years ago, the resurgence of the "pink tide" is, for many, expected in a discontented region.
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The Everlasting Fight for Democracy in Nicaragua

Justine Peries Jun 10, 2022
Over the last three years, human rights abuses and the deaths of hundreds of protesters have revealed the repressive nature of the Ortega regime. If change is to occur, Nicaraguans will have to confront the dictatorial husband-and-wife team…
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Morocco and Algeria: The Widening Gap Between Two Neighbours

Justine Peries Mar 22, 2022
Morocco and Algeria's hostile relations have led to fears that a blunder could lead to an armed confrontation. Is there an imminent risk of war in the Maghreb region?
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The Extreme Difficulty of Diplomatically Resolving the Ethiopian War

Justine Peries Feb 4, 2022
The unprecedented humanitarian crisis in Tigray is shaped by Ethiopia's secessionist past and ethnic federalism. As the year-long war intensifies, the international community is still hoping for a window of opportunity for diplomacy, but…
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Brazil and Bolsonaro: Should We Fear Democratic Backsliding?

Justine Peries Nov 18, 2021
"Crimes against humanity," degradation of democratic norms, and "Fora Bolsonaro" signs in the street... Let's take stock of democratic backsliding in Brazil and its institutions' states of resistance against a putschist-looking president.
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