: 13 July 2018

The Week of 6 – 13 July 2018

Report: Colombia
Commentary: Syria, Russia/U.S., Mexico
Media Release: Welcoming New Members to Board of Trustees
Interviews: Russia/U.S., Venezuela, Central America, Israel/Syria
Upcoming Events: In Pursuit of Peace
In the News: U.S., Iran, Russia/Israel, Cameroon, Yemen, Venezuela, Israel/Palestine, China
Careers: Brussels, New York, Ukraine, Bogotá, North East Asia

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: 06 July 2018

The Week of 29 June – 6 July 2018

CrisisWatch: June 2018 Edition, Global Overview
Report: Russia
Statement: South Sudan
Commentary: Russia/North Caucasus, Syria/Israel, Yemen/U.S., Syria
Interview: Yemen
Upcoming Event: In Pursuit of Peace
In the News: Mexico, U.S., Korean Peninsula/China, Israel/Syria, Turkey, Cameroon, Georgia, Colombia, Syria
Careers: Brussels, New York, South Sudan, Sudan, Ukraine, Bogotá, West Africa, North East Asia

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: 02 July 2018

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31. July 2018 - Does Africa need more tech hubs?

30. July 2018 - ‘New’ Zimbabwe, old habits

27. July 2018 - Pledges are not investments

26. July 2018 - Africa needs bigger markets

: 29 June 2018

The Week of 22 - 29 June 2018

Reports: Russia/Turkey, China/Pakistan
Briefing: Somaliland/Puntland
New Translations: Yemen, U.S./Korean peninsula
Commentary: Central America, Colombia, Iran/U.S.
Videos: Turkey/Russia, Libya
Interviews: Zimbabwe, Central America, Iran, Africa
Upcoming Event: In Pursuit of Peace
In the News: Syria, U.S., Nigeria, China, Israel/Syria, Afghanistan
Careers: Brussels, New York, South Sudan, Sudan, Ukraine, Bogotá, Afghanistan, West Africa, North East Asia

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: 26 June 2018

In our last Compass before the summer, we feature the latest issue of our Great Insights magazine, entirely devoted to Brexit.The Brexit edition of our magazine looks beyond this hectic negotiating period and explores what the United Kingdom being outside the EU would mean for international cooperation.In the next couple of days, African Union leaders have an important summit in Mauritania. Now that the ACP countries and the EU have agreed on their respective mandates to negotiate the new agreement that will manage their relationship, the African Union will have to decide whether it wants to represent its own interests at the table.

Understanding illicit financial flows and efforts to combat them in Europe and Africa.

Luckystar Miyandazi and Martin Ronceray analyse the dilemmas that illicit financial flows pose. How can Europe and Africa step up the game in fighting them? Read the paper

ACP and the African Union in the post-Cotonou negotiations: Survival of the fittest?

The outcome of next week’s summit in Mauritania will tell us more on how the African Union will position itself in the post-Cotonou negotiations. Read the blog

: 25 June 2018

The Week of 15 – 22 June 2018

Conflict Alert: Yemen
Reports: Colombia, Syria
Briefing: Turkey
Newly Translated Briefing: DR Congo
Commentary: Korean Peninsula, Mali/Niger, Syria
Video: South Sudan
Interview: DR Congo
Upcoming Event: In Pursuit of Peace
Crisis Group In The News: Yemen, U.S., Central America, Zimbabwe, South Sudan, El Salvador, Ethiopia/Eritrea
Careers: Brussels, New York, South Sudan, Sudan, Ukraine, Afghanistan, West Africa

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: 19 June 2018

The competition I am referring to involves people, organisations and countries associated with an instrument that would disappear if the proposal is accepted as it is. Andrew Sherriff, Meritxell Sayós Monràs and Alexei Jones point out that while it might be a natural instinct to protect ‘one's own’, now is the time to get together and defend the whole pot.

The European Think Tanks Group has also written a blog on the new financing instrument proposal.

And for those who were hoping I had the World Cup in mind from the beginning, here is an article on the five African teams and their chance to match the expectations of the entire continent.

Wanted: A new alliance to defend the neighbourhood and the world in the next EU budget.

In the past couple of weeks, the European Commission has unveiled its detailed proposals for the new EU budget for 2021 to 2027. Our latest blog makes the case for a strategic alliance defending the ‘Neighbourhood & the World’ pillar in the budget negotiations, which will now begin in earnest. Read the blog.

Should the European Neighbourhood Instrument be included in the proposed ‘single instrument’?

In a blog for the European Think Tanks Group, Mark Furness and Niels Keijzer give four reasons why it's a good idea to include the European Neighbourhood Instrument in the proposed ‘single instrument’. Read the blog

: 18 June 2018

Reports: Niger/Mali, U.S./Korean Peninsula,
Briefings: DR Congo, Yemen
Statement: Afghanistan
Commentary: U.S./Korean Peninsula, Myanmar/Bangladesh, U.S.
Interviews: U.S./Korean Peninsula
Upcoming Event: In Pursuit of Peace: 2018 Award Dinner
Crisis Group in the News: U.S./Korean Peninsula, Sri Lanka, Yemen, Georgia, Libya, Afghanistan, Turkey, Syria
Careers: Brussels, New York, Afghanistan