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Protracted, neglected, and ineffective: Lessons from the Lebanon tribunal
Anthony Dworkin - 4 September, 2020
International courts are no substitute for politics – not least when the countries that set them up fail to back them.
After the Beirut blast: Lebanon’s descent into chaos
Georges Haddad - 28 August, 2020
It is imperative that the European Union provide sustained support to key actors in Lebanon, working around the Lebanese state wherever possible.
Policy Brief
Torn between two allies: How Europeans can reduce Iraqi dependence on Iran and the US
Sajad Jiyad - 28 July, 2020
Europe should help the Kadhimi government undertake political and economic reform, increase its geopolitical autonomy, and take on a greater security role
Economic meltdown in the Middle East: How Europe can soften the impact
Julien Barnes-Dacey - 2 July, 2020
Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq are all teetering on the brink of economic collapse. Europe cannot afford to be a helpless bystander.
Politicised aid: Why Europe should sustain cross-border humanitarian assistance to northern Syria
Kelly Petillo, René Wildangel - 29 June, 2020
European countries should work to renew the UN Security Council resolution on cross-border humanitarian access to northern Syria, lest the area slides into a deeper humanitarian crisis.
Note from Berlin
What Assad’s ‘victory’ could mean for Syrians in Germany
René Wildangel - 15 June, 2020
Germany is a safe haven for Syrians for now – but a government decision to lift the ban on sending refugees back to Assad’s Syria would have catastrophic consequences.
Policy Brief
A new Gaza: Turkey’s border policy in northern Syria
Asli Aydıntaşbaş - 28 May, 2020
EU member states can find ways to cooperate with Turkey to support stabilisation in parts of the safe zone, without violating their interests and core principle
Time for a reset: Iraq’s new prime minister and the US-Iran rivalry
Sajad Jiyad - 11 May, 2020
Iraq needs to reset its relations with both Tehran and Washington in a way that protects Iraqi sovereignty and allows the central government to reassert control over the security apparatus.
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A new Gaza: Turkey’s border policy in northern Syria
by Asli Aydıntaşbaş - 28th May, 2020
EU member states can find ways to cooperate with Turkey to support stabilisation in parts of the safe zone, without violating their interests and core principle
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Society max: How Europe can help Syrians survive Assad and coronavirus
by Julien Barnes-Dacey - 21st April, 2020
European governments should pivot to a strategy focused on protecting those societal forces that are still standing and that can help salvage a better future
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The displacement dilemma: Should Europe help Syrian refugees return home?
by Jasmine M. El-Gamal - 13th March, 2019
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Protracted, neglected, and ineffective: Lessons from the Lebanon tribunal (Commentary)
Anthony Dworkin - 04 September 2020
International courts are no substitute for politics – not least when the countries that set them up fail to back them.
After the Beirut blast: Lebanon’s descent into chaos (Commentary)
Georges Haddad - 28 August 2020
It is imperative that the European Union provide sustained support to key actors in Lebanon, working around the Lebanese state wherever possible.
Economic meltdown in the Middle East: How Europe can soften the impact (Commentary)
Julien Barnes-Dacey - 02 July 2020
Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq are all teetering on the brink of economic collapse. Europe cannot afford to be a helpless bystander.
Politicised aid: Why Europe should sustain cross-border humanitarian assistance to northern Syria (Commentary)
Kelly Petillo & René Wildangel - 29 June 2020
European countries should work to renew the UN Security Council resolution on cross-border humanitarian access to northern Syria, lest the area slides into a deeper humanitarian crisis.
What Assad’s ‘victory’ could mean for Syrians in Germany (Commentary)
René Wildangel - 15 June 2020
Germany is a safe haven for Syrians for now – but a government decision to lift the ban on sending refugees back to Assad’s Syria would have catastrophic consequences.
Time for a reset: Iraq’s new prime minister and the US-Iran rivalry (Commentary)
Sajad Jiyad - 11 May 2020
Iraq needs to reset its relations with both Tehran and Washington in a way that protects Iraqi sovereignty and allows the central government to reassert control over the security apparatus.
The path through Moscow: How Europe can help Syria (Commentary)
Bassma Kodmani - 07 May 2020
Syrian opposition figure calls on Europe to work closely with Washington to build on growing Russian frustration with the Assad regime and increase their demands of Moscow.
Why the 'ignored war' in Libya will come to haunt a blinkered west (Commentary)
Tarek Megerisi - 25 March 2020
Europe seems unconcerned by the chaos smouldering on its doorstep, as Libya’s five-year-old conflict becomes world’s main theatre of drone combat.
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