Tunisia’s Libya Problem – Analysis
By Kristina Kausch* In February 2015, Freedom House singled out Tunisia as the first Arab world country in four decades
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Articles by FRIDE :
Enemy Of Convenience: Iran’s Fight Against Islamic State – Analysis
By Behnam Ben Taleblu* Over the past year, the Middle East has witnessed the burgeoning of a new conflict dyad:
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Searching For A New Identity: South Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy – Analysis
By Yul Sohn* Over the past decade, South Korea has been playing an active and prominent role as a middle
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‘Quietist’ And ‘Firebrand’ Salafism In Algeria – Analysis
By Anouar Boukhars* Twenty-three years after the onset of Algeria’s so-called Black Decade of bloody civil war, which was precipitated
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Australia As A Middle Power: Fighting Or Fanning The Flames Of Asia? – Analysis
By Andrew Carr* Every year, Australians face the peril of bushfires. For those whose houses might be at risk, there
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The South Caucasus Concert: Each Playing Its Own Tune – Analysis
By Jos Boonstra* The South Caucasus comprises the former Soviet states of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. It lies at the
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Tunisian Salafism: The Rise And Fall Of Ansar Al-Sharia – Analysis
By Christine Petré Tunisia’s democratic evolution over the past four years has been flanked by the rise of jihadist formations,
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Australia As A Middle Power: Fighting Or Fanning The Flames Of Asia? – Analysis
By Andrew Carr* Every year, Australians face the peril of bushfires. For those whose houses might be at risk, there
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Japan’s Defense Policy: A New ‘Normal’? – OpEd
By Luis Simón* When it comes to security in the Asia-Pacific, China’s strategic rise is often the first thing that
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Corridors Of Militancy: The Sahel-Sahara Border Regions – Analysis
By Anouar Boukhars* The Sahel-Sahara faces a cluster of security challenges. The upsurge in ethnic radicalisation and its growing overlap
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