Oliver Meier argues that it is time for France, Germany and the United Kingdom to resume their leading role in the Iranian negotiations, with much to gain and little to lose from a courageous effort to save diplomacy.
Lukasz Kulesa argues that the existing Interim Agreement currently in place between the negotiating parties cannot be taken for granted, and it is prudent to contemplate additional, possibly less ambitious terms.
Emily B. Landau argues that the P5+1 need to apply more pressure to Iran, as so far they have been the ones making the concessions.
Nancy Gallagher shows that there is overlap between what the Iranian and U.S. publics would accept in a deal, and argues that officials should be wary not to stray from this common ground.
The ELN hosted France’s Bruno Tertrais, Senior Research Fellow at the Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, in Parliament to brief UK politicians.
Kacper Rękawek explains why Central European states must reassess the security challenge posed by ISIS and engage more proactively in combating the jihadist organisation.