Italy’s Libyan conundrum: The risks of short-term thinking
By prioritising short-term gains in irregular migration and energy security, Italy and the EU have helped create an unsustainable security and political situation in Libya
North Africa
Germany’s quiet leadership on the Libyan war
Although Germany’s mediation role in the Libyan conflict has received relatively little attention so far, this might change if its initiative leads to a peace conference – or, alternatively, a collapse of the political process
4 Nov
European Foreign Policy In An Era Of Great Powers Competition
How can the EU demonstrate resolve and respond to the interests of Russia, Turkey, Iran and Saudi-Arabia?
Listen to the street: The new Algerian transition
Algeria’s Hirak movement is rejecting the continuation of old ways in new forms. How will the army respond?
8 Oct
Security in the Mediterranean basin
Europe's strategy for a secure Mediterranean
Sisi’s illusion of stability
The EU should end its acquiescence to Sisi’s policies
2 Oct
Bridging the Divide: How Germany can help stabilise Libya
Roundtable discussion on Germany's role in the Libyan Civil War and what Germany can do to help stabilize the country
Can Germany stop Libya becoming the new Syria?
The forthcoming Berlin conference offers the chance of a diplomatic breakthrough for all sides in Libya’s proxy ‘civil’ war. Will they seize the opportunity?
Tunisia’s unpredictable elections
Tunisia's upcoming presidential election brings its fragmentation to light
The unacknowledged costs of the EU’s migration policy in Libya
The ongoing war in Libya is causing growing numbers of Libyans to emigrate to Europe – and leading European states to make partnerships with authoritarian regimes