Middle East & North Africa

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Looking Beyond Iran to the Persian Gulf

German Foreign Policy Must Get Serious about the Entire Region

The security situation around the Persian Gulf is a crisis waiting to happen that should make European policy-makers shiver. Possible scenarios include nuclear confrontation, severe disruptions of world trade, and a persistent environmental crisis that foments social unrest and could lead to the toppling of regimes and disintegration of states. While Germany and Europe have a key role to play on the Iran nuclear file, only contending with it is too limited. Instead, the next German government should overcome its nuclear myopia and develop a coherent and comprehensive approach to the entire region.

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Events

Past events

09:00 | 13 - 15 Nov 2015

November 2014 EUMEF Alumni Conference

The MENA Region in Turmoil: Causes and Ways out of the Crises

From November 13 to 15, 2014 the DGAP's EUMEF program invited some 120 alumni of its New Faces conferences and summer schools to a reunion and networking event. The debate focused on current political, social, and economic developments in the MENA region as well as the influence and policies of external actors. The Alumni conference was organized with the Robert Bosch Stiftung, the German Federal Foreign Office, and the Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations (ifa).

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