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  • April 24, 2026
    Pendant longtemps, la sécurité du Sahel reposait sur les dispositifs militaires occidentaux qui ne sont pas parvenus à juguler la menace jihadiste, démontrant ainsi les limites d’un modèle de coopération fondé sur la dépendance logistique et doctrinale envers les partenaires étrangers. Les trois États sahéliens ont décidé de rompre avec ce système et de construire « une souveraineté sécuritaire intégrée » Cette orientation s’est affirmée dans un contexte d’ouverture à de nouvea ...
  • April 14, 2026
    في هذه الحلقة يتم تناول دور الجامعات المغربية في تعزيز الدبلوماسية العلمية للمغرب على المستويين الإقليمي والدولي، وإمكانية تحولها إلى فاعل أساسي في القوة الناعمة الوطنية، كما يناقش أهمية الشراكات الأكاديمية والبحثية الدولية في تعزيز الإشعاع العلمي ونقل المعرفة، ويتطرق كذلك إلى أبرز التح...
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    April 10, 2026
    On February 10, 2026, the European Parliament endorsed an asylum reform that expands the use of the ‘safe third country’ concept and introduces a common European Union list of ‘safe countries of origin’. This reform represents more than a technical adjustment of asylum procedures, as it signals a structural reorientation of EU asylum governance toward faster filtering of claims and greater reliance on external actors.The concept of a safe third country already exists in European asy ...
  • April 9, 2026
    This episode explores Morocco’s economic diplomacy, from 1980s liberalization to its rise in global value chains in automotive and aerospace. Strategic reforms and infrastructure projects have attracted investment and expanded ties across Africa, yet trade deficits linger. While Europea...
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    March 30, 2026
    This essay examines the establishment of the Board of Peace as a test case in contemporary peace governance and hegemonic experimentation. While the Board, politically activated in early 2026 and formally anchored in a resolution of the United Nations Security Council, benefits from derivative legality under the UN Charter, its legal foundation remains constitutionally fragile, its mandate ambiguously constrained, and its accountability architecture underdeveloped, notwithstand ...
  • March 5, 2026
    This episode of Africafé explores the evolving dynamics of US-Africa relations, tracing their historical shifts from Cold War and War on Terror engagements to today’s focus on trade, investment, and strategic partnerships. Dr. Ian Lesser highlights how Africa’s role in US foreign policy...
  • February 27, 2026
    The podcast discusses the EU’s new Mediterranean Pact and how it aims to reset relations with Southern Mediterranean countries, especially the Maghreb. It highlights the main goals of the ...
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    Samir Bhattacharya
    Abhishek Khajuria
    February 26, 2026
    Sports diplomacy can be defined as a foreign-policy approach that uses sport as a tool to advance national interests, shape international perceptions, and foster cross-border engagement. As a subset of cultural and public diplomacy, it operates where politics, identity, and popular culture intersect. In an increasingly polarised and fragmented global order, sports diplomacy has emerged as one of the ‘softest’ of soft-power instruments, able to reach audiences that traditional diplom ...
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    Khalid R. Temsamani
    February 26, 2026
    The multiplication of systemic crises on a global scale - whether environmental, health-related, energy-related or linked to global security issues - calls for a profound change in diplomatic modes of action. In this context, the structured integration of scientific knowledge into international relations appears to be a decisive condition for the formulation of effective and legitimate collective responses. Science diplomacy is thus a strategic field of intervention, at the interfac ...