In Syria’s Reconstruction Scramble – Muriel Asseburg & Khaled Yacoub Oweis, focus on whether or not Europe should put aside its current reservations and become involved in the reconstruction effort. Asseburg and Oweis show that the realities of the post-uprising phase are in sharp contradiction with any meaningful attempt at reconstruction. Any involvement at this stage would amount to reducing reconstruction to the mere rebuilding of physical infrastructure even as actual fighting continues and without any prospects to a political settlement. The authors further conclude that Europe should instead “… play the long game and develop leverage to make future contributions serve state and peace-building purposes.
After the First World War, the then colonial powers Great Britain and France created a number of cou...
In Syria, the immediate effects of the war in Ukraine have made an already difficult humanitarian si...
The current military map that has emerged following the fall of Aleppo, and the gradual purging of d...
In Syria’s Reconstruction Scramble – Muriel Asseburg & Khaled Yacoub Oweis, focus on whether or not ...
By November 2017, as the civil war abated and the so-called Islamic State (IS) was all but defeated,...
Syria’s civil war has long since been decided in favour of the regime. There is no prospect of a neg...
In the view of an apparent change in balance of power in Syria in 2017-2018 the challenges of recons...
The supply of, and demand for, the reconstruction of Syria is grossly mismatched in both focus and v...
Beginning as early as 2012, the Bashar Assad regime in Syria has worked to put in place the legal an...
Russian airstrikes turned the tide of the conflict in favor of the regime of Bashar al Assad. Moscow...
For the last eight years, almost all geopolitical, ideological, and sectarian conflicts of the Middl...
In this CEPS Commentary, Steven Blockmans notes that a prolonged period of instability lies ahead fo...
Reconstruction is becoming the new battleground in the Syrian conflict—its continuation by other mea...
We are presently entering what might be termed the ‘Day After’ phase (or phases) of the Syrian Upris...
What role can the European Union play in the Arab awakening? Julien Barnes-Dacey argues that the cas...
After the First World War, the then colonial powers Great Britain and France created a number of cou...
In Syria, the immediate effects of the war in Ukraine have made an already difficult humanitarian si...
The current military map that has emerged following the fall of Aleppo, and the gradual purging of d...
In Syria’s Reconstruction Scramble – Muriel Asseburg & Khaled Yacoub Oweis, focus on whether or not ...
By November 2017, as the civil war abated and the so-called Islamic State (IS) was all but defeated,...
Syria’s civil war has long since been decided in favour of the regime. There is no prospect of a neg...
In the view of an apparent change in balance of power in Syria in 2017-2018 the challenges of recons...
The supply of, and demand for, the reconstruction of Syria is grossly mismatched in both focus and v...
Beginning as early as 2012, the Bashar Assad regime in Syria has worked to put in place the legal an...
Russian airstrikes turned the tide of the conflict in favor of the regime of Bashar al Assad. Moscow...
For the last eight years, almost all geopolitical, ideological, and sectarian conflicts of the Middl...
In this CEPS Commentary, Steven Blockmans notes that a prolonged period of instability lies ahead fo...
Reconstruction is becoming the new battleground in the Syrian conflict—its continuation by other mea...
We are presently entering what might be termed the ‘Day After’ phase (or phases) of the Syrian Upris...
What role can the European Union play in the Arab awakening? Julien Barnes-Dacey argues that the cas...
After the First World War, the then colonial powers Great Britain and France created a number of cou...
In Syria, the immediate effects of the war in Ukraine have made an already difficult humanitarian si...
The current military map that has emerged following the fall of Aleppo, and the gradual purging of d...