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The Urgent Need for a New National Consensus and a United Palestinian Political Leadership

There is no truly viable alternative to a new Palestinian authority resulting from a national unity agreement in the framework of a new approach to the occupation.

 2 September 2024

Iran: Continuity in Foreign Policy towards Israel after the War in Gaza

Analysis of Iran’s posture vis-à-vis Israel and the war in Gaza, along with recent geopolitical developments in the region, shows that Iran has maintained a consistent strategy based on resistance and support for non-state groups such as Hamas.

 2 September 2024

Relaunching Enlargement: How Will It Affect the Western Balkans?

The EU talk the right talk when it comes to enlargement. But it remains uncertain whether they will actually walk the walk.

 30 July 2024

The New vs the Old: The Emerging Infrastructure Players in the Mediterranean

As new players enter the competition for infrastructure investment in the Mediterranean, traditional stakeholders are working hard to maintain a strong presence in the region.

 30 July 2024

The Gaza Conflict and Israel’s Domestic Politics

Israel’s fault lines are once again emerging, driven by Netanyahu’s quest for survival and the relation between ultra-Orthodox communities and the State at a time of national crisis.

 30 July 2024

Croatia: A Decade in Review and Its Impact. From EU Accession to Joining the Eurozone and the Schengen Area

Internal challenges such as corruption, institutional weakness, and an overreliance on specific sectors have hindered Croatia from fully realizing the potential of EU membership.

 30 July 2024

Cultural Cooperation and the Role of New Creative Industries in the MENA Region

By fostering an environment that supports creativity, promotes inclusivity and ensures sustainable investment, the MENA region can unlock the transformative power of its cultural and creative industries.

 25 July 2024

Who Pays for Climate Change Adaptation? Climate Justice in the Mediterranean

Climate justice consists of defining and implementing adaptations that are just, inclusive and sustainable. Against this backdrop, the different challenges described in this article highlight the fact that adaptation needs to be understood as a highl...

 25 July 2024

Egypt’s Precarious Economic Stabilization

Since the second quarter of 2022, Egypt has witnessed severe foreign currency shortages, a general economic slowdown and historically high inflation rates.

 25 July 2024

The Arab-Israeli Conflict from Oslo to the Gaza War

It is convenient to place the start of the conflict in Palestine in 1908, when the Zionist Organization was established in the country and the first violent clashes took place.

 15 July 2024

The US’ Role Since 7 October and the Implications for US-Middle East Relations

The US’ record of dealing with the crisis is decidedly mixed and the path forward - both for Israel-Palestine relations and for US relations in the wider Middle East - is unclear.

 15 July 2024

Russia and China in the Gaza Crisis: Trying to Beat Washington at Its Own Game

The political casualties of the Middle East conflict include important assumptions that up to now undergirded US policy toward the region.

 15 July 2024