Francis Ghiles

2 weeks ago | cidob.org | Francis Ghiles |Francis Ghilès

Five years after the United Kingdom officially left the European Union, geopolitical uncertainty has brought the countries on both sides of the channel closer. On 19 May 2025, the British government and the EU struck a “reset” deal to mark a new start for a post-Brexit era of bilateral cooperation. This agreement rests on three pillars: foreign and security policy, fisheries, and greater mobility for young people.

2 weeks ago | cidob.org | Francis Ghiles |Francis Ghilès

Five years after the United Kingdom officially left the European Union, geopolitical uncertainty has brought the countries on both sides of the channel closer. On 19 May 2025, the British government and the EU struck a “reset” deal to mark a new start for a post-Brexit era of bilateral cooperation. This agreement rests on three pillars: foreign and security policy, fisheries, and greater mobility for young people.

1 month ago | cidob.org | Francis Ghiles |Francis Ghilès

Algeria’s strategic doctrine has lost its shine. The country has the challenge of confronting the new geopolitical games in the region from a weaker position than it once had.  In the midst of a diplomatic crisis with France, Algiers sees how Morocco has built a solid network of economic friends across Africa and security links with Israel, and how Russia has turned Libya, Algeria’s troubled eastern neighbour into the operational hub of its ever-growing African cluster.

1 month ago | dialnet.unirioja.es | Francis Ghiles |Francis Ghilès

Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda El ímpetu económico de Marruecos Autores: Francis Ghilès Localización: Notes internacionals CIDOB, ISSN-e 2013-4428, Nº. 316, 2025, págs.

Feb 15, 2025 | cidob.org | Francis Ghiles |Francis Ghilès

European leaders are trapped in a strategic impasse. Donald Trump’s return to office is the latest consequence of a long-lasting failure of American and Western interventions with disastrous results in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Gaza. Inventing a new internationalism which is attuned to the realities of the world is more than ever necessary if Europe is to confront the huge challenges posed by climate change, the nuclear arms race and militarised artificial intelligence.