Instability in the SouthThe Sharara oil pipeline in Libya has been sabotaged. Operations are set to be suspended due to ‘force majeure’
NATO’s Southern FlankShips, armoured vehicles and the agri-food sector. Moscow advances into the Mediterranean
Investigation into four-wheeled vehiclesOver 550 automotive sites in the Maghreb. Competition from Asia and the US, but also synergies with the EU
Founded over thirty years ago as a Franco-Italian initiative‘The European Association of Prefects works with the southern shore of the Mediterranean’
NATO’s Southern FlankShips, armoured vehicles and the agri-food sector. Moscow advances into the Mediterranean
Between crime, new technologies and external actors‘Major companies are key to security that knows no boundaries’
Future challengesTrump is taking on China, but the Obama factor comes into play in the battle over AI
Tensions across bordersSomali soldiers detained in Ethiopia. Mutual accusations: they were headed for Sudan with Saudi approval
NATO’s southern frontTwo Russian ships have unloaded armoured vehicles in Libya. A move aimed at undermining the elections and unification
‘Third Action Committee for the United States of Europe’Ceuta, Ventotene and Leipzig: the EU’s common border is defended by removing the right of veto
Towards the vote in RabatFrom football to the ballot box: Fouzi Lekjaa makes a strong entry into the Moroccan elections
Alternatives to Hormuz and the Middle EastCronos, Aphrodite and Leviathan. The gas fields that supply the EU and bolster Cairo’s position
Middle EastWar, latest news. UN: Pezeshkian shows photos of slain children and the US walks out of the chamber
Middle EastWar: latest news. Araghchi to Witkoff: US must lift the naval blockade and unfreeze Iranian assets
The warLatest war news. Pentagon: War with Iran has cost the US $43 billion. UK: ‘Oil tanker struck in the Strait of Hormuz’
Middle EastLatest war news. Kallas’s letter to the 27: ‘Strengthen Aspides with more ships and aircraft’
Trapped seas: from Suez to Bab el-Mandeb, trade routes held hostage by wars