Egypt on the edge: how Europe can avoid another crisis in Egypt
The EU should do away with its narrow approach of working with Egypt only on areas of mutual interest
Egypt
Does the road to stability in Libya pass through Cairo?
Ultimately, the road to stability in Libya does pass through Cairo, but most importantly through Tripoli and Misrata
Open letter to Chancellor Merkel
Uncritical engagement with Egypt will not promote European interests, says EWGE ahead of Chancellor Merkel's visit to Cairo
Open letter from the European Working Group on Egypt
The following is an open letter from the European Working Group on Egypt to European leaders and policymakers: 15 April 2016 To European leaders and…
23 Mar
Mediterraneo: Una Nuova Agenda Europea per il Nord Africa
Il futuro delle relazioni Europa-Nord Africa
23 Mar
The Mediterranean: A New European Agenda For North Africa
The future of relations between Europe and North Africa
23 Feb
Berlin Foreign Policy Club: EU-Nordafrika Beziehungen
The refugee crisis has altered Europe's and especially Germany's view on North Africa and triggered a renewed interest in cooperation. As part of the Berlin Foreign Policy Club series, our expert Anthony Dworkin presented and discussed his new book “Five years on: A new European agenda for North Africa” with our guests.
Five years on: A new European agenda for North Africa
Five years after the Arab uprisings in North Africa, the EU needs to avoid an “either-or” mentality on stability versus progress
Sinai: Sisi’s war on terror
Journalist and Sinai researcher Mohannad Sabry explains Egyptian president al-Sisi's approach to the war on terror, and its consequences
Sinai: Sisi’s War on Terror
Listen on Mixcloud Mohannad Sabry, Egyptian journalist and Sinai researcher, explains how Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula has gradually transitioned from…