What we get wrong about Yemen
Foreign intervention in a local fight would be the worst course anyone could take
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Public Opinion Poll: Bulgarian foreign policy, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and national security
Bulgarians continue to like Russia but they do not believe that the country can be a model for development
In the name of Europe
The EU needs a strategy which links its values and its interests
Bringing Israel’s Palestinian Arabs back into the political equation
When Israelis go to the polls on Tuesday 17 March they will do so at a critical time in Israel's relations with the Palestinians
Will Netanyahu’s speech derail nuclear talks with Iran?
Netanyahu's speech to Congress may cause its members to impose new sanctions if no nuclear deal is reached by March 24
Shifting Goalposts to Kill Diplomacy with Iran
When it comes to Iran, diplomacy is the difficult and less travelled path
Netanyahu treads softly in America, but is incoherent on Iran
Netanyahu may come out of the US-Israel political brouhaha relatively unscathed, but his incoherence on the Iran issue itself is far more worrying and damaging.
ECFR welcomes new board members
Emma Bonino and Carl Bildt new co-Chairs of ECFR, Norbert Röttgen also joins the ECFR Board
Will the West and Egypt intervene in Libya’s civil war?
If UN intervention is not tied to a consensus ending Libya’s civil war, it could create new allies for ISIS
How Turkey misread the Kurds
Turkey appears to have overlooked the anger bubbling among its own Kurds towards its Syria policy