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The opening of a diplomatic track between the US and Iran is a positive development but negotiations will not be easy. Europe has a role to play in supporting meaningful progress.

Almost half a century since the conclusion of their peace treaty, tensions between Egypt and Israel are growing. These are compounded by Israel’s acute lack of appreciation for Egypt’s security perceptions and interests.

Ten years since 46 countries and 11 international organisations committed to act together to bring illegal wildlife trade to an end, is a strategic rethink and wholesale reinvigoration of the collective response required?

President Erdogan’s arrest of his main domestic political rival elicited little international criticism. That is because Turkey is now considered an essential stabiliser in many crises.

Managing expectations will be just as crucial as making physical investments for Europe’s Middle Corridor, the Trans-Caspian International Trade Route.

While strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities are often cast in the light of avoiding escalation, underlying all considerations is the efficacy of military action to halt proliferation, as discussed by Darya Dolzikova and Justin Bronk.

Peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan will limit Russia's influence in the South Caucasus, but the current draft peace agreement leaves questions unresolved.

This compendium seeks to expand the discourse on responsible cyber behaviour by examining perspectives that have been under-represented in global debates.

This policy brief seeks to identify recommendations for governments, regulators and other international policymaking entities to design effective policies for preventing and countering violent extremism policies in gaming spaces, to enforce standards, and to support the development of capacity to moderate online harms.

Morocco’s strategic role in promoting stability in the Sahel is central to tackling transnational threats, with initiatives like the Atlantic Initiative fostering regional security cooperation.

This paper examines whether the Wagner Group was profitable under its founder Yevgeny Prigozhin, what its business model meant for Russia and Russia’s geopolitical rivals in the recent past, and what the model could mean in the future.

Jason Pack and Jane Kinninmont tackle the chaos of neo-populism and its impact on global politics in this latest Disorder podcast episode.

A Gaza ceasefire is a start, but lasting peace depends on Saudi leverage to halt Israeli expansion, which could shift the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s trajectory for a generation.

A fragile ceasefire offers a brief respite in Gaza, but without decisive leadership, the cycle of conflict may soon resume. The world watches – and waits.

Turkey’s influence in Syria is more complex than commonly portrayed. While it has played a role in shaping events, its long-term dominance remains uncertain amid shifting power dynamics.

Jason Pack and Alex Hall Hall delve into listener inquiries about autocratic regimes, cultural shifts, and the implications of secrecy in intelligence and diplomacy.

Jason and Alex analyse Trump's pronouncements and explore the potential impact of similar strategies regarding the Hamas-Israel ceasefire on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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Modern Turkey was forged by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk from the Ottoman Empire’s collapse. In this episode, Dr Mesut Uyar joins us to discuss Atatürk’s legacy of strategic leadership.