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Claudio D'Angelo

Claudio D'Angelo

Degree in Investigation and Security Sciences cum laude, University of Perugia.

Enrolled in the Master's Degree in Social Research for Internal and External Security - Safety and Security Manager. Intelligence analyst specialized in risk analysis, identification of possible threats and vulnerabilities of industrial sites, critical infrastructures and strategic objectives.

Expert in the management of emergency scenarios, procedures for crisis situations and  protection and safety of personnel working in areas of crises, with particular expertise in Middle East isseues.

Editor of the monthly magazine on line "Convincere", he conducts researches on the spread of jihadist groups in Middle East and North Africa, on the application of the complex systems theory to society and Network Analysis in the analysis process of intelligence.

 

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LIBYA, A COUNTRY WITH NO PEACE

Saturday, 04 October 2014 13:34 Published in Africa

The Libyan internal divisions are increasingly reflected on the main power centres. As expected, the political and commercial interests follow routes laid down by ethnic, religious and tribal fragmentation fueling persistent struggles for the hoarding of resources and the division of power. Today Libya is basically divided into two major blocs, one of which (the islamist bloc) is composed of the forces engaged in the Opertion Dawn, The General National Congress (GNC) and other militias from the city of Misurata, in the north-west of country.

 

AFRICA UPDATE

Monday, 27 January 2014 22:39 Published in Africa

More than a year after the military intervention by French in Mali, many issues related to the security environment of the entire region remain open. Although the terrorist groups operating in the Sahel have suffered some heavy defeats, they maintain a high ability to strike Western targets and continue to retreat in areas with poor control from the local governments - such as the south-west of Libya - and to strengthen the networks of their organizations.

LIBYA: WHAT EXPECTATIONS FOR 2014?

Sunday, 17 November 2013 23:57 Published in Africa

Signs of serious deterioration in the security environment in the Libyan capital have strongly emerged in the first week of November when on November 5, two people, including a militia commander al-Nassour, were killed in a gun battle between the militia Nassour and the militia of al-Souq al Juma district of Tripoli where the clashes took place. 

SNOWDEN CASE: EUROPE UNDER CONTROL

Saturday, 26 October 2013 17:24 Published in Europe

The Datagate impacts on European politics and on relations between the European countries and the United States . The news of the monitoring of the phone 's Chancellor Angela Merkel by the U.S. National Security Agency sheds new light on the activities of U.S. intelligence and is likely to open new diplomatic scenarios , as well as the premier German communications of other 35 world leaders would be controlled . 

Geoeconomia

Eversione e Terrorismo

Geopolitica

Risorse Energetiche

Cyber Warfare

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