Consigli di lettura | Osservatorio Eurispes sui Temi Internazionali – Settembre 2021 -2
Consigli di lettura – Settembre 2021 (2)
- Benjamin Barthe. Le Qatar au centre du jeu diplomatique afghan (Le Monde) : Depuis la chute de Kaboul, l’émirat est un passage obligé pour les contacts avec les talibans et les négociations sur les évacuations d’Afghans menacés.
- Sophie Landrin. Le Pakistan est le premier bénéficiaire du retour des talinas (Le Monde) : Avec le retrait américain d’Afghanistan, l’alliance entre Delhi et Kaboul est mise en échec, ouvrant à Islamabad des voies sécurisées pour accéder à l’Asie centrale.
- Ben Ellery, Sam Dunning e Oliver Wright. Huawei ‘infiltrates’ Cambridge (The Times): Huawei has been accused of “infiltrating” a Cambridge University research centre after most of its academics were found to have ties with the Chinese company.
- What next for American foreign policy after the fall of Kabul? (The Guardian): The 20th anniversary of 9/11 and its fallout was always going to be a moment of deep soul searching about what has been lost and learned.
- Tom Mitchell. The Maoist echoes of Xi’s power play (Financial Times): A prominent leftist commentator in China has denounced “big capitalists” and entertainment industry “sissy-boy stars”. Leading public figures are disappearing from view. Others are racing to declare their fealty – and pledge billions of dollars – to the policy priorities of an all-powerful supreme leader who has life-tenure.
- Edward Luce. Biden and Europe are going different ways (Financial Times): President Joe Biden will lose no votes over the EU’s resolution on Monday to restore travel restrictions on Americans. However it’s a unhealthy signal. The transfer was as a lot about Biden’s unwillingness to match Europe’s opening to US travelers this summer time as it’s about America’s excessive Delta variant an infection fee.