In choosing Sultan Ahmed Al-Jaber, the UAE wanted to “balance saving the fossil fuel industry with concrete steps to promote more sustainable industries and practices”,
Cinzia Bianco on the appointment of Ahmed al-Jaber as head of the next UN climate conference
It may be counter-intuitive, but the path towards meeting these U.S. and Western interests rests on getting a deal between the different actors before new escalation erupts.
Aslı Aydıntaşbaş and Julien Barnes-Dacey write about a new path for Syria’s Kurds
Once again, by 2023 we will look forward with hope as we silently forget the past
Ten predictions about what lies ahead in the world. From war in Ukraine to the United States and China to Russia.
We are well aware that Ankara is as much a partner as a competitor
Arturo Varvelli comments on Italian Foreign Minister Tajani travels to Turkey, Libya and Tunisia
If we focus too much on the eastern border, we risk losing attention to the southern one
Arturo Varvelli highlights the importance for the EU to continue to focus also on the Southern Neighbourhood
There are two broad camps within Iran’s elite decision-makers on the matter, according to a recent paper from the European Council on Foreign Relations
FP refers to a commentary by Faezeh Foroutan on Iran’s relationship with Russia
It is on the question of state responsibilities, though, where Palestinians may be most underwhelmed
The UN’s vote to request a ruling on the occupation is an indictment of the failure to hold Israel accountable, writes High Lovatt
Moscow has never severed arms ties with North Korea and Iran
Gustav Gressel on the reports that North Korea wants to support the “Wagner” troops with weapons
Women in Qatar and the other Gulf monarchies have seen significant and substantial improvements in 2018 and 2019
Cinzia Bianco says the corruption scandal could lead to a delay in any progress towards a future energy partnership between the EU and Qatar