The southern front line: EU counter-terrorism cooperation with Tunisia and Morocco
European states should devote more effort to joint work on radicalisation with Morocco and Tunisia
Middle East and North Africa
Syria: New rules of the game?
As Syria’s civil war heads towards an end game, wider international fault lines are sharpening. Only Russia has the power to stop escalation but it is yet to choose its course.
Turkey’s Afrin offensive
Mark Leonard, Asli Aydintasbas, Kadri Liik and Jeremy Shapiro, discuss Turkey's offensive near the Syria-Turkey boarder, the future of US-Turkey relations and Russia's role in…
Three views on Turkey’s Syria intervention
What Turkey's intervention means for Syria, the Kurds, and Ankara
24 Jan
What next for Europe’s Iran Policy?
A discussion on Europe's economic and political engagement toward Iran
UK too complacent on Turkish Syria intervention
Mr Johnson’s support for the Turkish intervention is remarkable for its short-sightedness
ECFR Clips: Trump’s impact on the Middle East
Ruth Citrin speaks with Ellie Geranmayeh, Julien Barnes-Dacey and Hugh Lovatt, about the state of play in the MENA region and the considerations for Europeans…
Tunisia revolts again
Today's riots are more dangerous than those of 2011
From Iran to North Korea, German policymakers are at a loss
Postwar German foreign policy is based on cooperation, rules and trust, not power, interest and threat. But with crises from Iran to North Korea likely to be play out the old-fashioned way, that approach looks naive.