Syria & Iraq through Saudi eyes
With the Syrian conflict still stuck in a bloody stalemate, and with ISIS threatening to overrun more of neighbouring Iraq, how is the region…
Middle East and North Africa
Syria after the elections: Assad victorious?
Assad's “election” and the Syrian quagmire
Italian foreign minister Federica Mogherini on Europe’s crises
Speaking at ECFR's Annual Council Meeting, Italian foreign minister Federica Mogherini talks about Ukraine, the elections to the European Parliament, and how to approach…
11 Jun
The Crisis in Libya: What Can Europe Do?
ECFR and The Mission of Norway to the EU are delighted to invite you to an on the record invitation-only discussion on the crisis in Libya with Mattia Toaldo, Abdul Rahman Alageli, Mary Fitzgerald, Bernardino Leon, and Heidi Johansen
10 Jun
The regional vortex around Syria
Lors de cette conférence, co-organisée avec l'Association PROMETHEI, Daniel Lévy, Jihad Yazigi, Julien Barnes-Dacey, Georges Malbrunot et Myriam Benraad discuteront du conflit syrien.
ECFR’s World in 30 minutes: Iran and Annual Council Meeting
Mark Leonard talks to Dick Oosting and Ellie Geranmayeh about the nuclear talks in Iran, the aftermath of the European elections and the upcoming…
Abdul Rahman Alageli on Libya’s transition
Abdul Rahman Alageli explains why the Libyan state is a challenge to an effective democratic transition, and why the country may be better off…
4 Jun
Crisi in Libia: cosa deve fare l’Europa
Alla presenza del Vice Ministro degli Affari Esteri e Consigliere ECFR Lapo Pistelli, ne discutiamo con Mattia Toaldo, Policy Fellow del programma Middle East and North Africa di ECFR, alla luce del rapporto ECFR “A European agenda to support Libya’s transition”.
4 Jun
The Libyan crisis: what shall Europe do
While it is up to Libyans to choose their leaders and representatives – Europe’s ability to influence the transition in Libya is strong and should be used more effectively
The EU’s sanctions regime against Iran in the aftermath of the JPA
Framing concerns and assessing risks