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The Parliamentarization of European Diplomacy: How Strasbourg’s Power Shift Threatens Morocco-EU Ties (opens the original)
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Since the outbreak of the migration crisis in Sebta, about six weeks ago, the Spanish political scene has focused on this subject, which has become the center of debates, newspaper headlines, and an electoral issue instrumentalized by the right and the far right in order to bring down the coalition led by the Socialist Party of Pedro Sanchez. However, what took many observers by surprise was the turn of events because the affair was Europeanized, and the right-wing coalition in the European Parl
Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy Nexus: How internal constraints Influence Spain's Behavior Towards Morocco (opens the original)
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Following the 1973 Yom Kippur/October War and during a tense period of US–Israeli “shuttle diplomacy” Henry Kissinger once said that Israel does not have a foreign policy, only a domestic policy, hence expressing his frustration that Israeli foreign policy decisions and external negotiations were constantly dictated, constrained, and upended by internal coalition politics, public opinion, and domestic electoral pressures rather than a detached, long-term geopolitical strategy. This expression ca
The Sahel, the New Theatre of Algerian-Moroccan Rivalry: Two Competing Models of Influence (opens the original)
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Long confined to border disputes and the issue of the Moroccan Sahara, the rivalry between Morocco and Algeria has found a new geopolitical battlefield in the Sahel, still undergeopolitical reconstruction. Faced with the vacuum left by the French withdrawal and the rise of Russia, Rabat and Algiers are deploying radically different strategies; between the Moroccan economic and diplomatic offensive and Algiers’ historic security paradigm, the Sahelian states are now using hedging posture and some
Beyond the Chokepoint: Can the Malacca Model Break the Deadlock in the Strait of Hormuz Crisis? (opens the original)
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Since the outbreak of the US-Israeli war against Iran in February 2026, the Strait of Hormuz has transformed itself from a global economic artery into a tense naval battlefield. The War of Hormuz has not ended and is entering a new phase of hybrid war of attrition until the exhaustion or internal political change of one of the main belligerents. On April 8, under Pakistani mediation, hostilities ceased, the Iranian response ceased, and the strait remained open, but under a Tehran-controlled mari
The Mecca Defense Agreement: Towards a Multipolar Security Order in Middle East (opens the original)
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The Middle East has been marked by a long history of the failure of collective defense pacts; as Florence Gaub points out; the Arab League has intervened in only a quarter of inter-Arab conflicts, with a success rate of 20%. Only three crises in the history of the League have led to collective security action: the civil war in Yemen (1962-1967) where intervention took place only after Egypt had voluntarily decided to withdraw its troops, the intervention against Iraqi threats against Kuwait in 1
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