Dr. Haykel Ben Mahfoudh is a nonresident senior fellow with the Atlantic Council’s Middle East Programs. Dr. Mahfoudh is the director of the Center for Research in International and European Law and Maghreb-Europe Relations, a position he has held since 2013. He has been a member of the Scientific Board at the University of Carthage in Tunisia since 2014. From 2006 to 2009, he taught Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, International Law, and Human Rights Law at University of El Manar in Tunisia. Dr. Mahfoudh is a founding partner Ben Mahfoudh & Co. Law Firm, where he worked from 1996 to 2011. Dr. Mahfoudh has been an Associate Expert the National Defense University’s Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies since 2002 and has partnered with NATO in 2007 and 2018 on the topics of transparency and security in Tunisia. Dr. Mahfoudh has expertise in security sector reform programs, international development, constitution-building, and civil society. He previously contributed to the Atlantic Council as a nonresident fellow from 2014 to 2017.
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NORTH AFRICAN STORM: THE INFLUENCE ON GEOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ON STABILITY AND SECURITY
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Western states and the #UN #aid system reacted to the #Taliban assumption of power essentially the same way they did in 1996-2001. There was no recognition, a battery of #sanctions and no #humanitarian assistance was channeled through the Taliban state. → https://bit.ly/3AhF9Aw
Un anno fa le truppe Nato abbandonavano l' #Afghanistan e il governo tornava ai talebani. Oggi il Paese sta attraversando un periodo di profonda crisi senza precedenti. Cerchiamo di fare il punto sulla situazione attuale insieme a @battiston_g
https://youtu.be/nQw7ltdBuFs
In #Afghanistan, war has officially ended, but structural #violence in the form of poverty, suppression of civil rights and humanitarian crisis continue to persist and #Afghan #women are paying the heaviest price once again.
By @humasaeed78 → https://bit.ly/3SFzDz3
It is time for a first assessment of how the Islamic Emirate of #Afghanistan has performed so far. It has not imploded yet: the #Taliban are able to raise about $2 billion per year in customs and taxes, keeping the state afloat.
By @AntonioGiustoz2 → https://bit.ly/3durVr6
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