Dario Cristiani
- RT @GracmVeCo: The devil is in geeky and dull details: "The next crash #Risk is hiding in plain sight" ft.com/content/a85944… 1 week ago
- How interesting... #Ghannouchi's 'new look' leconomistemaghrebin.com/2017/08/02/new… 2 weeks ago
- #TunisAir: always late, never lost! I shall count these four hours as fieldwork on #Tunisian problems in the servic… twitter.com/i/web/status/8… 2 weeks ago
GRACM
- RT @European_Sec: Out this week - our special issue on EU-NATO relations with articles by @sjasmith @JoeKoops @DanielFiott and many more. 2 days ago
- Intensive #Training, Extensive #Networks in #Brussels! #RiskAnalysis #CrisisManagement vesalius.edu/academics/grac… 1 week ago
Tag Archives: Terrorism
AQIM at 10 and other works
Greetings from Tunis, where I am spending a few months to do some research before returning to my Fall teaching routine. At the moment, I am working on a few, rather diverse projects, and I hope I can give you … Continue reading
North African Jihadism and the Post-Mali Conflict Environment
I actually don’t have time to focus on my blog (people who know me have a clue why). However, two weeks ago I published another piece with the Jamestown Foundation on the directions in North African Jihadism in the post-Mali conflict … Continue reading
Posted in 2nd Circle, Africa, Algeria, Arab Spring, Libya, Maghreb, Mali, Mauritania, Mediterranean, Tunisia
Tagged Africa, Algeria, AQIM, Arab Spring, Libya, Maghreb, Malì, Mauritania, Mediterranean, Niger, Qaddafi, Sahel, Security, Terrorism, Tuareg, Tunisia
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Mali, Foreign Intervention, Algeria
My latest article for the Jamestown Foundation: The attack on the gas facility at In Amenas highlighted two major problems that will rise to the top of the Algerian government’s policy agenda over the next few weeks: Although Algeria is … Continue reading
Posted in 2nd Circle, Africa, Algeria, Arab Spring, Maghreb, Mali, Mediterranean, Sahel
Tagged Africa, Algeria, Ansar al-Dine, AQIM, Arab Spring, France, Maghreb, Malì, Mediterranean, MOJWA, Sahel, Terrorism, Tuareg, Violence
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How experts see 2012..
2012 is going to be a rather important year for global politics, as there will be: presidential elections in the U.S., Russia and France; a leadership transition in China; the evolution/involution of the Arab Spring; the challenges faced by the … Continue reading
Posted in 2nd Circle
Tagged 2012 Risks, Arab Spring, China, European Union, Global Politics, Maghreb, Middle East, Russia, Security, Terrorism, U.S.
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Qaedist threats and the situation in Algeria
Published a few days ago, my assessment on the threats from Al Qaeda against Algeria and the Algerian resilience to the Arab Spring for the Jamestown Foundation.
Posted in Algeria, Arab Spring, Maghreb, Mediterranean
Tagged Algeria, Arab Spring, Maghreb, Terrorism
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For Profit Jihad: AQIM’s Abou Zeid
My latest piece for the Militant Leadership Monitor of the Jamestown Foundation.
