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Is Israel willing to go alone against Iran?

Is Israel willing to go alone against Iran?

By Zsolt Csepregi on 01/03/2012

It should not come as a surprise that after experiencing a new stalemate in solving the Iranian nuclear crisis, „intelligence sources” leaked that Israel would not warn the US before attempting to destroy Iran’s unchecked and secret nuclear facilities. The real question is what would be the result of such a pre-emptive attack and if [...]

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Rethinking the European Union’s Economic Relations with the Mediterranean

Rethinking the European Union’s Economic Relations with the Mediterranean

By Aylin Yardimci on 08/09/2011

Starting with the Jasmine Revolution of Tunisia and spreading onto Egypt, Libya and most recently Syria, the sudden wave of upheavals in the Mediterranean have created a whole new reality across the Arab world. By showing the limits of their tolerance for the corrupt and autocratic regimes that have governed their countries for decades, the [...]

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Keep Israel secure

Keep Israel secure

By Zsolt Csepregi on 13/07/2011

Instability is on the rise in the Middle East with civil wars and extensive waves of protests in the Arab countries. Due to the failed peace process with the Palestinians and their aspiration to unilaterally declare their state, Israel is facing an era of limited security, which could become a trigger of increased violence in [...]

Posted in Defence & Security | Tagged Israel, Middle East, security policy | 1 Response

A window of opportunity

A window of opportunity

By Zsolt Csepregi on 26/06/2011

It should not surprise anyone that the USA is withdrawing from Afghanistan soon after Osama bin Laden has been killed. Combined with the pullout from Iraq and the shaky political situation in other Middle Eastern countries, the European Union is on its way to face the greatest security threat of its existence. US President Barack [...]

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Wake up EU, it’s 2011!

Wake up EU, it’s 2011!

By Simge Andi on 18/06/2011

So, here it is. The third term with the AKP, the political party that has been making the reforms for the accession negotiations with the EU, the party which the hard-core secular Turks are scared of, the party that made Turkey much more confident in its foreign policy by expanding its range. This more independent [...]

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A European vision for the Middle East

A European vision for the Middle East

By Zsolt Csepregi on 06/06/2011

In this introductory article, I will examine what kind of threats and possibilities does the current power vacuum in the Middle East present to Europe. I will argue that the way the European Union can influence the region will be an indicator of whether Europe can become a great power in the XXI century. The [...]

Posted in Defence & Security | Tagged future of europe, Iran, Middle East, security policy | Leave a response

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