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EU-Mercosur agreement: The deal neither side knew it would desperately need

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By Hala Boumaiz, Len Ishmael, Zineb Fathi, Paolo Magrì
| policycenter.ma
Why this was never really just about trade When negotiations began 25 years ago, the world looked very different. Diplomats could afford to argue over quotas, environmental clauses, and regulatory detail. That world is gone. Today, Europe finds itself squeezed between an assertive China and a United States that has formally redefined its global commitments. The EU needs to demonstrate that its much-invoked “strategic autonomy” can translate into action. Mercosur needs to show it has options.
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Brazil and the U.S. in the Aftermath of the BRICS+ Summit

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By Zineb Fathi, Paolo Magrì
| policycenter.ma
What a roller-coaster year 2025 has been for President Lula of Brazil. The year began with successive crises—some self-inflicted, others accidental—that eroded support for his government, lowered his personal approval ratings, and cast a shadow over next year’s presidential elections. Then, in July, Brazil hosted the BRICS+ Summit in Rio de Janeiro, and in a curious twist of “all politics is local,” the political prospects of the Brazilian President began to shift. Why?
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South to South: A Return on Identity

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By Landry Signé, Karim El Aynaoui, Zineb Fathi, Paolo Magrì
| policycenter.ma
Once upon a time—or so the story went—the Global South was cast to the margins of the global development narrative. Assigned a supporting role in someone else’s story, it was exploited for its resources and subdued by the authoritative tone of external narrators. This image, painted in tones of crisis and dependency, continues to echo through textbooks and news cycles. But stories evolve. And this one is beginning to turn a new page.
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Satyagraha and Self-Suffering: Gandhi's Legacy in Shaping Modern India-Africa Relations

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By Amal El Ouassif, Jeremaiah M. Opiniano, Zineb Fathi, Paolo Magrì
| policycenter.ma
The Law of Self-Suffering Mahatma Gandhi, born 1869, assassinated 1948, demonstrated in his struggle for the independence of his native India (resisting British colonial arrogance), that passive resistance had a chance, despite being insulted by British statesman Winston Churchill as the “Hindu Mussolini”.
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Bridging the Gender Gap - Online Gender-based violence

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By Theodora Skeadas, Zineb Fathi, Fatine Cherkaoui, Silindile Mlilo
| policycenter.ma
Bridging the Gender Gap - Online Gender-based violence In this episode, join us for a great conversation with Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders (ADEL) alumna Theodora Skeadas, a public policy professional with a wealth of experience at the intersection of technology and society. Drawing from her tenure at Twitter's global Public Policy team and other professional and personal experiences, Theodora provides insightful perspectives on the complexities of online gender-based violence.
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حديث الثلاثاء : مستقبل مجموعة البريكس بعد التوسّع، بين الحوافز وحدود الفاعلية: أي آفاق للجنوب؟

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By Zineb Fathi, Paolo Magrì, Souha Majidi, Licínia Simão
| policycenter.ma
حديث الثلاثاء : مستقبل مجموعة البريكس بعد التوسّع، بين الحوافز وحدود الفاعلية: أي آفاق للجنوب؟ يخصص مركز السياسات من أجل الجنوب الجديد حلقة برنامجه الأسبوعي "حديث الثلاثاء" لمناقشة مستقبل توسّع مجموعة البريكس بعد قمّة 2023 بين الحوافز وحدود الفاعلية: أي آفاق للجنوب؟ بعد انعقاد القمة الخامسة عشرة للاقتصادات الناشئة الخمس (البرازيل وروسيا والهند والصين وجنوب أفريقيا)، قامت المجموعة بدمج ستة أعضاء جدد من الجنوب (الأرجنتين ومصر وإثيوبيا وإيران والسعودية والإمارات).
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AFRICAFE: Africa and the New International Financial Architecture

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By Jeremaiah M. Opiniano, Zineb Fathi, Paolo Magrì, Amal El Ouassif
| policycenter.ma
The African continent has long been a focal point for discussions surrounding economic development, global finance, and international cooperation. With the ever-changing global economic landscape and the emergence of new financial paradigms, it is imperative to explore how Africa positions itself within this shifting framework.
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MERCOSUR and its Partners. What to expect from the wider Atlantic? A situation to monitor

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By Hala Boumaiz, Len Ishmael, Paolo Magrì, Zineb Fathi
| policycenter.ma
From our experience of participating in the ADEL Program and the Atlantic Dialogues in 2022, we learned that the Atlantic countries have the potential to improve their economies through regional coordination. This led us to reflect on how many opportunities the countries from the wider Atlantic missed out on by not considering joint development of policies.
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