This event looked at at the regional dimensions surrounding the crisis triggered by ISIS, examining the reaction of key Middle Eastern actors, particularly in Syria and Iraq, the dynamics driving ISIS, and the policy options now confronting European decision makers
As European publics become more sympathetic to Palestine, the Palestinian leadership needs to renew its advocacy
A look at international law in the Israeli-Palestinian context
Blockade to ease, with severe oversight of rebuilding materials by Israel in what is basically an upgrade of Strip’s prison status
The EU is ill-equipped to respond to foreign policy crises
A critique of Libya's “war on terror” and its inevitable complications.
Following the Islamic State’s dramatic advances in Iraq the country’s future now hangs in the balance with the prospect of protracted sectarian conflict and break-up looming large
How worried should neighbouring states be about the Islamic State’s expansionist rhetoric?
Turkey stands apart from regional players by refusing to commit to combat missions against the Islamic State
The biggest danger for Israel, as it is for some of its neighbours, is that the “Islamic State metastasising threat narrative” could become a self-fulfilling prophecy