🇱🇾After weeks of rising tensions between Libya’s political elites, the country is nearing collapse. Europeans must act fast to avoid another conflict on their doorstep, writes Tarek Megrisi ECFR MENA Read the full story👇 buff.ly/4fSGe4D

📢 NEW ECFR policy alert: after weeks of rising tensions between #Libya’s political elites, the country is nearing collapse. Read Tarek Megrisi's recommendations what Europeans must do to avoid another conflict on their doorstep👇 ecfr.eu/article/at-the…

📰 The ceasefire bridging proposal "is basically a bridge between the US and Israel and not Israel and Hamas" says Hugh Lovatt in Al Jazeera English. Read more here buff.ly/46XJGqQ

Libya needs a holistic stabilising intervention, which means jump-starting #Libya’s political process with enough political capital to redirect the interests of Libya’s myopic ruling class from their petty feuding. Read @tmegrisi's commentary here buff.ly/4fSGe4D

📰 For #Qatar, it is fundamentally important to play the role of mediators, which means they put it above anything else, including internal & regional politics, comments Dr. Cinzia Bianco in DW News buff.ly/4dBxrmk

To jump-start #Libya’s political process, Europeans must build geopolitical alliances, empower the interim head of the UN mission to Libya and then collectively pressure Libya’s political elite. Read @tmegrisi's latest policy alert here buff.ly/4fSGe4D

If #Libya's meltdown isn’t averted, it will hit European migration & energy interests and help entrenchment of rivals, exacerbate regional crises & create a fleet of unforeseen consequences ready to traverse the mediterranean, writes @tmegrisi buff.ly/4fSGe4D

Intensifying violence in the West Bank will almost certainly further entrench the wider Israeli-Palestinian conflict, undermining the goals of reinvigorating a viable Israeli-Palestinian political track & weakening Hamas. Check out ECFR's mapping project buff.ly/3IpqBSY

📣 New policy brief! North African countries are increasingly adopting ‘security first’ approaches towards sub-Saharan African migrants – a shift that could force EU states to rethink their own approach to the issue, writes Tasnim Abderrahim Read it here👉 ecfr.eu/publication/ma…

While Europe continuously tries to externalise borders, the maghreb is experiencing its own evolving relationship with migration. Read Tasnim Abderrahim's fantastic and insightful new paper to understand those changes and how EU & NA can better manage migration ecfr.eu/publication/ma…

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Maghreb countries are increasingly becoming destinations for migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. The EU can assist them to improve their domestic migration management systems by providing tailored support. Read the new ECFR MENA policy brief👇 buff.ly/47dxulA

Maghreb governments’ attitudes to sub-Saharan African migration are changing in ways that European must grasp. Read Tasnim Abderrahim's brief presenting key migration trends in North Africa & discussing how Europe & Maghreb countries can cooperate effectively buff.ly/47dxulA

📰 Borrell has been successful in spotlighting Israeli violations of international law, but also in the deadlock in decision-making. The risk for Kallas is not being able to move beyond those statements into effective action, says Hugh Lovatt in euronews buff.ly/47hXrAu