Politics & Cooperation

Líbano, nuevos peligros, renovadas incertidumbres

Por primera vez en tres décadas, el país se enfrenta solo a su futuro. Hay que esperar que,a pesar de los riesgos,no se vea arrastrado a las violencias regionales.

Investigación e innovación en Túnez

El país, pionero en las reformas educativas, debe dar nuevos pasos si quiere alcanzar sus dos objetivos: mejorar la calidad de la enseñanza y evitar la fuga de cerebros.

UE – Marruecos: obsesionados por la readmisión

Europa quiere que Marruecos ejerza de gendarme y deje de ser un país de inmigración y de tránsito hacia el Norte para convertirse en un país de readmisión.

Un seísmo benigno: el triunfo de Hamás

Dirigir la lucha nacional palestina en un escenario institucional y gestionar el proyecto de Estado, principales desafíos a los que se enfrenta Hamás.

The European Enlargement and its Effects on the Mediterranean

Now that the enlargement has been successfully completed in May 2004, the outcome of the Barcelona Process has been put under review.

The Deadlock Situation in the Western Sahara

In the period from June 2003 to December 2004, the Western Sahara issue remained in a situation of stalemate, which it entered when the United Nations Security Council passed Resolution 1485 on 30th. May 2003.

European Co-operation in the Mediterranean

2004: The Mediterranean in View of its Project

Ten years after Barcelona, the Euromediterranean process faces its validation as a project.

From Barcelona Process to Neighbourhood Policy

2004 was the year when the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) was, for the Mediterranean region, introduced as a new tier on top of the existing Barcelona process.

U.S. and Regional Initiatives in the Maghreb

Economic development and political reform in the Middle East and North Africa are goals that are central to U.S. foreign policy.

The Cyprus Problem after the April 2004 Referenda

In December 1999, at the European Summit in Helsinki, the Greek government gave the “green light” so that Turkey could become a candidate for European Union (EU) membership.

Assessment of the Barcelona Process: From the Mediterranean Partners’ Perspective

The expectation was that the dynamics of the Barcelona Process would induce changes; the shock of competition would push the Mediterranean Partners (MPs) into modernising and would stimulate reforms.