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  • 08January 2024
    Our most-read publications in 2023

    2023 marked another successful year for the Institute's research. Here we look back at our most popular publications from last year on wide-ranging topics including European defence partnerships, EU strategy towards the Maghreb, and a maps-only volume on the future of AU-EU relations. 

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    17November 2023
    Roundtable on EU-North Africa relations

    On 17 November, the Institute organised a closed-door roundtable to launch Chaillot Paper 179 on EU and North Africa relations.

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    02October 2023
    The EU and North Africa
    Lost in recalibration
    Edited by
    With contributions from

    This Chaillot Paper analyses the EU’s relations with five North African countries – Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia. In particular it focuses on how the fallout of the war in Ukraine as well as the ongoing migration crisis have affected relations. 

  • Dalia Ghanem on stage
    21March 2023
    Dalia Ghanem at European Parliament

    Dr Ghanem participated in a hearing at the European Parliament on the on the state of human rights in Algeria.

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    15March 2023
    Footprints in the sand
    By
    In recent years both China and India have expanded their presence in the Middle East. This Brief shows however that their footprint in the Maghreb is primarily economic and remains light in comparison to that of the long-standing partner of the countries in the region: the EU.
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    01December 2022
    Dalia Ghanem at Rome Med forum

    Dalia Ghanem was invited as a speaker at the 8th annual Rome Med forum organised in collaboration with the Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI) and the Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

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    09November 2022
    Dalia Ghanem at IEMed breakfast session

    Dalia Ghanem was invited as a guest speaker at an event organised by the European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed). 

  • Download document
    02October 2023
    The EU and North Africa
    Lost in recalibration
    Edited by
    With contributions from

    This Chaillot Paper analyses the EU’s relations with five North African countries – Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia. In particular it focuses on how the fallout of the war in Ukraine as well as the ongoing migration crisis have affected relations. 

  • Download Brief
    15March 2023
    Footprints in the sand
    By
    In recent years both China and India have expanded their presence in the Middle East. This Brief shows however that their footprint in the Maghreb is primarily economic and remains light in comparison to that of the long-standing partner of the countries in the region: the EU.
  • 08January 2024
    Our most-read publications in 2023

    2023 marked another successful year for the Institute's research. Here we look back at our most popular publications from last year on wide-ranging topics including European defence partnerships, EU strategy towards the Maghreb, and a maps-only volume on the future of AU-EU relations. 

  • Image of people around a table engaged in discussion © EUISS
    17November 2023
    Roundtable on EU-North Africa relations

    On 17 November, the Institute organised a closed-door roundtable to launch Chaillot Paper 179 on EU and North Africa relations.

  • Dalia Ghanem on stage
    21March 2023
    Dalia Ghanem at European Parliament

    Dr Ghanem participated in a hearing at the European Parliament on the on the state of human rights in Algeria.

  • Image featuring the title of the meeting - © Pixabay
    01December 2022
    Dalia Ghanem at Rome Med forum

    Dalia Ghanem was invited as a speaker at the 8th annual Rome Med forum organised in collaboration with the Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI) and the Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

  • Photo: © IEMed
    09November 2022
    Dalia Ghanem at IEMed breakfast session

    Dalia Ghanem was invited as a guest speaker at an event organised by the European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed).