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The Implementation of the New Funding Schemes in the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership

In 2002, the EU agreed the creation of a new funding scheme (the FEMIP), to relaunch the economic integration with the countries signing the association agreements following the Barcelona Process.

The Lebanon and its Role in the Middle East

The question that now arises is whether Lebanon, which until only recently has been the centre of a great deal of madness, is now in a position to play a role in establishing peace.

The European Union Perspective on the Iraq War and the Middle East Peace Process

During the period 2002 to 2003, the conflict, the war, and the slow path to peace and stability of the post-war situation in Iraq, have had an enormous impact on the international strategies in the Middle East and the Mediterranean region.

On the Right Track at Last: The Difficult Path of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership in Transportation

When the Barcelona Declaration was approved in 1995, it provoked enormous satisfaction for all those who had been involved in the process.

The Mediterranean, its Identity and its Media

What are the identity stakes that are conveyed through the media in the Mediterranean region? To what extent does the media landscape encourage the development of the idea of a Mediterranean identity?

The Occupation of Iraq from an Arab Perspective

When it comes to analysing the reactions of Arab countries to the United State’s invasion and occupation of Iraq a clear distinction must be made between government opinions and those of the Arab public.

The Mediterranean Partners and the New EU Boundaries

The year 2004 is a historic time for Europe owing to the admission of ten new members into the European Union, an act that will completely alter its current structure.

State-Controlled Media Has Failed the Arab People

The fact that Arab countries are lagging behind in the pursuit of democracy is clearly visible and was evidenced during this year 2003.

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Libya’s Return to the International Stage

On 12th September 2003, a few days after Colonel Muammar Gaddafi celebrated his thirty-fourth year in power, the UN Security Council lifted the sanctions imposed on Libya between 1992 and 1993.

Applying Europe’s Digital Agenda in Mediterranean Partner Countries: Opportunities and Pitfalls

This paper will explore how Europe’s Digital for Development agenda can help push forward the digital transformation process in Mediterranean Partner Countries, analysing opportunities for the EU and partner countries and highlighting potential pit...

Geopolitical Trends, Shifts, Challenges and Fractures of the Post-Arab Spring (2020-2021)

The article offers a critical assessment of the geopolitical events, shifts and fractures in the post-Arab Spring, and analyses events and trends of 2020 and 2021.