The EU always had to balance two different positions on the issue: one centered on security and economics, the other on values and peace. Now we’ve clearly shifted towards the first one
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Giving Israel a blank check, which is what Europeans might do now, can have dangerous and counterproductive outcomes
Planning for the long war on the civilian front also means putting mental health on a par with physical health. This is especially important for the most vulnerable populations.
David Miliband reports from his recent trip to Kyiv
The key to success is cooperation with migrants’ countries of origin and transit countries
Syrians who reside in the country are increasingly concerned about changes in the government’s posture toward them. They fear that their host government may be running out of patience
As international funding dwindles, Kelly Petillo comments on the increasingly uncertain situation of Syrian refugees in Jordan
This deal is an affront to professed European values and will do little to stop migration, just make it easier for Europeans to return the Tunisians that survive the trip
Tarek Megerisi comments on the agreement between the EU and Tunisia to combat irregular migration to Europe
Overseas, one of Alexander’s main interests has been the war in Ukraine
The Austrian newspaper refers to a tweet by Jana Puglierin on FIF banning the human rights message the Danish team wanted to wear on their tricots
Lorena Martini says the Ukraine crisis should galvanize more European solidarity toward asylum-seekers from elsewhere
The geopolitical climate has become more conducive for Erdoğan to increase his demands. And outlining security concerns like this might result in concessions from the western counterparts,
