Yemen beginning to come apart at the seams
Europeans should consider three sets of actions that could help stabilize the conflict
Middle East and North Africa
Stabilising Mali – why Europe must look beyond technicalities
To foster long-term stability in Mali, the international community must not content itself with the implementation of technicalities
Trump’s Saudi speech hints at new risks
Trump’s speech in Saudi Arabia marked a shift in US positioning that is likely to feed rather than temper conflict conditions in the region
16 May
Tunisia: Sfide, opportunità e strategie per rafforzare la ripresa del paese
Evento co-organizzato da ECFR Roma e No Peace Without Justice con il sostegno di Compagnia di San Paolo, MAECI e TERNA e ospitato da UniCredit
16 May
Tunisia: Challenges, opportunities and strategies to strengthen the country recovery
An event co-organized by ECFR Rome And No Peace Without Justice with the support of Compagnia di San Paolo, the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Terna and kindly hosted by Unicredit
Iran’s Elections: what you need to know
On May 19, the Islamic Republic of Iran holds presidential elections, the first following the landmark 2015 nuclear agreement. Incumbent President Hassan Rouhani is running…
8 May
Pipelines and Pipedreams: How the EU can support a regional gas hub in the Eastern Mediterranean
The new ECFR publication 'Pipelines and Pipedreams: How the EU can support a regional gas hub in the Eastern…
8 May
Desayuno de trabajo sobre Túnez y Libia
El pasado viernes 28 de abril, la oficina de ECFR en Madrid, organizó un desayuno de trabajo sobre la situación actual en Túnez y Libia y las principales opciones para Europa y para la política española
Time to bring Hamas in from the cold
The EU should welcome Hamas's new political platform and seize the opportunity to engage moderates within the movement
5 May
Continuity or Change? Deciphering Trump’s Policy on Israel and Middle East Peace
Do the shifts of Trump's rhetoric toward Israel reflect a new administration adjusting to the pull of competing interests?