The success of the New Pact will depend on its capacity to turn consultation into genuine partnership, to balance ambition with realism and to show it has learned from past experience.
Under the slogan "Transforming the Mediterranean", MedCat Days 2023 provides a space for reflexion, debate, workshops of actors, Euro-Mediterranean initiatives and projects, as well as institutional meetings.
AulaMed article on how to approach sectarian identity politics in Middle East international relations during the first post-Arab uprisings decade.
En soutenant économiquement et financièrement les pays africains au nord comme au sud du Sahara, la Chine s’est constitué une clientèle de pays tributaires qui lui permettent de construire son image et d’exercer un pouvoir politique certain.
Lecture by Edward Wastnidge, Senior Lecturer in The Open University's Department of Politics and International Studies, moderated by Olivia Glombitza, Lecturer at the UAB
Seminar organized by the AECID and the IEMed on the challenges of cooperation to development in the Mediterranean
Lecture by Thierry Pairault, Socioeconomist and Sinologist, co-organised by the IEMed as part of the Aula Mediterrània 2022-23 programme in collaboration with the Master’s in Diplomacy and International Organizations, CEI/UB.
Lecture by May Darwich, Associate Professor in International Relations of the Middle East at the University of Birmingham, moderated by Lurdes Vidal (IBEI)
This policy brief analyses the effects of Russian economic and political influence in Africa and its response to the Ukrainian crisis.
Lecture by Maria del Carmen Muñoz Rodríguez, associate professor at the International Public Law and International Relations department in Jaén University. Moderated by Laura Huici.
The waiting room analogy still holds for the Western Balkans' prospects of EU adhesion, writes Lura Pollozhani.
The IEMed and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung organise a second edition of a meeting of former Ambassadors of EU member states posted in Mediterranean countries.
This policy brief proposes to explore how climate diplomacy can contribute to deeper cooperation between countries of the Mediterranean and propel a stronger relationship between its citizens.
