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A major programmatic focus of this work for IAI is carried out by the Mediterranean and Middle East Programme
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The future of AU-EU cooperation: Towards a new era?

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In early March 2020 the EU presented its document “Towards a comprehensive Strategy with Africa” in order to pave the way towards a new partnership with the African continent. The IAI project aimed to analyse this question in relation to three pillars of the EU-AU relationship, that is: institutional relations, development and inequalities, and peace and security. These thematic areas were covered by three policy papers that were presented and discussed on the occasion of several events planned between October and December 2021.

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Al Jazeera: It is high time for Europe to change its approach to Palestine

Andrea Dessì, Head of IAI's Italy's Foreign Policy Programme, highlights the responsibility of the EU in the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Maghreb Online - Dessì: Le deux poids deux mesures en Palestine reviendra hanter l’UE

Maghreb Online relaunches Andrea Dessì's interview on Social Europe on the need for the EU to make a paradigm shift in its approach to the conflict between Israel and Palestine.

Social Europe - Dessì: Double standards on Palestine will come back to haunt the EU

Andrea Dessì, Head of Italy's Foreign Policy Programme and director of the IAI Commentaries series, identifies the need for the EU to make a paradigm shift in its approach to the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
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The Times of Israel: A Jew, a Muslim and a Nazi

Lorenzo Kamel on the figure of Hajj Amin Al-Husayini.

Indus News: Israel - Palestine Ceasefire - min. 16:35

Lorenzo Kamel discusses about the Israel-Palestine conflict with Susan Akran (Boston Univ. Law School) and Nahla Abdo (Carleton Univ.). Moderator: Waqar Rizvi (Scope).