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Palabra clave "Sudeste Asiático"
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Fecha de creación : 20-11-2016
Relations between Islam and the state
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Autor
Ámbito político
Palabra clave
De un vistazo
30-06-2015
Patryk PAWLAK | SEBASTIAN KUSSEROW
Espacio de libertad, seguridad y justicia | Asuntos exteriores
Derecho musulmán | Sudeste Asiático | Asia del Sur | relación Iglesia-Estado | África del Norte | islamismo | historia |
Cercano y Medio Oriente | Estado islámico
Resumen Since its inception in the 7th century AD, Islam has been the predominant religion in a great number of political entities
from North Africa to south-east Asia. The desire to organise a society according to Islamic principles has spawned very
different results in the course of history – not least because interpretations of Islam have varied across the regions of
the world and through the ages.
Publicación en EN
The Involvement of Salafism/Wahhabism in the Support and Supply of Arms to Rebel Groups around the
World
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Fecha
Autor externo
Ámbito político
Palabra clave
Estudio
11-06-2013
Claude MONIQUET (European Strategic Intelligence and Security Center - ESISC, Belgium)
Asuntos exteriores | Seguridad y defensa
Sudeste Asiático | Qatar | Arabia Saudí | financiación | suministro de armas | Sahel | África del Norte | Siria | terrorismo
| islamismo | guerra civil | integrismo religioso
Resumen The war in Afghanistan is undoubtedly a key moment in the emergence of an armed rebellion in the Muslim world. The
impact of this conflict quickly exceeded the borders of Afghanistan to extend Pakistan. Since then, the Iraq war, the
civil war that engulfed Syria and the armed conflict in the Sahel have helped to increase guerrillas in the Muslim world.
This study aims to analyze the role of the Salafi / Wahhabi networks in financing and arming rebel groups.
Publicación en EN
Enhancing EU action on the death penalty in Asia
Tipo de publicación Estudio
Fecha 17-10-2012
Autor externo Roger HOOD, Professor Emeritus of Criminology, University of Oxford and Emeritus Fellow All Souls College Oxford,
UNITED KINGDOM
Ámbito político Asuntos exteriores | Derechos humanos
Palabra clave Sudeste Asiático | evaluación de proyectos | pena de muerte | pena sustitutoria | financiación de la UE | régimen
penitenciario | derechos humanos
Resumen This paper has three objectives. First, it provides an analysis of the state-of-play regarding the death penalty in Asia,
covering 24 countries of which 5 have abolished the death penalty, 6 are abolitionist in practice and 13 have carried
out executions within the past 10 years without declaring a moratorium. Developments and recommendations for EU
action relating to eight countries are highlighted: China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and
Thailand. The analysis reveals the wide range of crimes still threatened by the death penalty, the death row problem in
countries that are abolitionist in practice or rarely carry out executions, the continued existence of the mandatory death
penalty, yet the falling rate of executions in retentionist countries. Second it reports on EU human rights dialogues; on
other interventions including the protection of citizens facing the death penalty; the part played by the EU in promoting
resolutions for a moratorium on executions at the UN General Assembly; and the success of projects in the Philippines
and China supported by EU grants. Third, it suggests policies that might help to support initiatives in Asian countries
aimed both at restraining the use of the death penalty and securing its complete abolition.
Publicación en EN
EU-Asia trade relations beyond China
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Briefing
09-10-2012
Giulio SABBATI
Comercio internacional | Asuntos exteriores
intercambio por grupos de países | Sudeste Asiático | inversión extranjera | Corea del Sur | relaciones de la Unión
Europea | sector terciario | estadística económica | India | Japón | relación comercial | inversión en el extranjero |
intercambio comercial
Resumen While the focus is often on China, the EU is also deepening trade relations with other Asian countries. This paper aims
to show levels of trade between the EU and nine Asian countries – India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines,
Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam. Taking EU, US and China in comparison, it looks at trade in both
goods and services, to measure the importance of EU trade for those countries, and how important they are for the
EU.
Publicación en EN
20-11-2016
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