• Arezki on Africa: In Case you Missed it

  • By: Arezki Daoud
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Arezki on Africa: In Case you Missed it

By: Arezki Daoud
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  • These are commentaries and analyses on African and Mid-East affairs by Arezki Daoud of MEA Risk LLC
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Episodes
  • Elections in North Africa

    Elections in North Africa
    Jul 7 2024
    A preview of what to expect in the upcoming presidential elections in fall in Algeria and Tunisia.
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    8 mins
  • Libya’s Abnormal New Normal

    Libya’s Abnormal New Normal
    May 24 2024

    Since 2011, Libya has been engulfed in a bloody civil war after the death of Muammar Gaddafi. Over the years, it was easy to identify the problem: too many foreign regional players and global powers meddling in Libya’s affairs, explicitly or implicitly seeking to impose their vision on what Libya ought to be through local proxies. These foreign meddlers had no shortage of proxies within Libya. One of them is the so-called internationally recognized Government of National Unity based in Tripoli in the northwest of the country, headed by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibeh. And then in Sirte is the rival entity called the Government of National Stability led by Osama Hamada. The latter is supported by the House of Representatives and the Libyan National Army, both essentially representing eastern Libya. Although from an optic perspective he was appointed by the Libyan House of Representatives as commander of the Tobruk-based Libyan National Army, self-proclaimed Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar is the man who calls the shots in eastern Libya and beyond. He is the man who many foreign parties like to talk to, despite the existence of two competing Prime Ministers and two legislative bodies.

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    11 mins
  • US-Niger relations face uncertainty, with Niamey’s pivot to Russia

    US-Niger relations face uncertainty, with Niamey’s pivot to Russia
    Mar 19 2024
    The visit a few days ago of a US government delegation to Niamey, the capital of Niger, did not go down well with the ruling junta there. Clearly as the junta is paving the way for the Russian military to enter Niger and expand their presence in the Sahel, the Americans are starting to lose patience and they may have shown their frustration in this latest interaction with the Junta.
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    8 mins
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