At this point the path to election is more like the road to perdition. The existing political structure is deeply rotten, completely unable to push Libya forward.
Tarek Megerisi’s comment on Libya’s road to political elections in the aftermath of Takala’s election as President of the High Council of State
It looks like everything is being done to find a political dialogue with the junta, which might be able to open up and make demands
Maddalena Procopio delves into the possibility of ECOWAS pursuing negotiations in Niger in the aftermath of the July 26 coup
After becoming undisputed leaders of the Islamic Arab world (the Saudis) want to make the leap from regional to global players by 2030
Cinzia Bianco comments on Saudi Arabia’s global foreign policy projection, in the aftermath of the Summit in Jeddah on the crisis in Ukraine
It will be increasingly essential for the EU to negotiate with actors such as the Brics, especially in the perspective of drawing closer to Africa
Maddalena Procopio’s analysis on the progressive relevance of the Brics on the international scene, and on the growing importance of their connection with Africa
For Europe, the war in Ukraine should be a wake-up call: private European companies basically play almost no role when compared with big American tech giants
Ulrike Franke comments on the involvement of tech companies in the war in Ukraine, analyzing its implications
In the case of a renewal, Morocco wants to negotiate terms with the EU to reach a more advanced partnership with a clear-added value for Rabat
Both socialists and conservatives are deeply pro-EU. However, a prolonged deadlock and new elections will certainly have an impact on Spain’s leadership.
José Ignacio Torreblanca comments on the results of the Spanish elections and their potential impact on Spain’s presidency of the EU Council.
Russia’s refusal to renew the grain deal is a sign of its weakness. Moscow is now playing all of its cards.
How could we possibly think that a country in such dire political and economic conditions could effectively and transparently deliver on this delicate dossier?
Lorena Stella Martini comments on the latest MoU between the EU and Tunisia, raising doubts on the possibility of opening a transparent pathway of cooperation centered on the operative fight against illegal migration with Tunis
The European People’s Party (EPP) and Giorgia Meloni have been exploring a possible alliance ahead of the 2024 European elections
Arturo Varvelli’s analysis on Meloni’s rapprochement with other European conversative political forces