Aleppo is paying for Russia’s imagined global threat
Russia's brutality in Aleppo reflects Moscow’s perspective on warfighting, its military capabilities, and its sense of threat.
Middle East and North Africa
6
Oct
European Power
Turkey revisited: a European foreign policy of migration
In a public debate, Almut Möller discussed with Gerald Knaus and Roderick Parks, European border management and migration
ECFR’s World in 30 Minutes: Donald Trump, NATO, Russia and Iran
ECFR’s director Mark Leonard first speaks with David Sanger, journalist from the New York Times, about what Donald Trump would mean for the future of…
Is the sky falling on Libya?
The ink is barely dry on a new joint statement on Libya. But already the roadmap is under threat from developments on the ground.
22
Sep
Middle East and North Africa
The West, the failed coup attempt in Turkey, and what it means for the Middle East
This discussion explored how the coup attempt and its aftermath are impacting EU-Turkey relations.
Crisis and resilience in Libya and Tunisia
High-level officials and analysts discuss the challenges facing Tunisia's transition, and the development of the political process in Libya
16
Sep
Middle East and North Africa
Crisis and resilience in Libya and Tunisia: Charting a smarter European response
This event looked at how and where European actors and institutions can better work towards overcoming crisis and strengthening resilience in these two critical countries
The new power couple: Russia and Iran in the Middle East
Joint military operations in Syria have brought Russia and Iran relations closer than at any point since World War II
ECFR Clips: Is decentralisation the future for Syria?
Author and Syria expert Jihad Yazigi talks about his policy brief 'No going back: Why decentralisation is the future for Syria'. He argues that decentralisation…