
Senior policy fellow at @ecfr. Also visiting lecturer @PSIASciencesPo. Human rights, democracy, int'l order, N Africa etc
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Andy Burnham faces his first Labour conference as the party’s leader next week. The British prime minister has set out a vision for widespread domestic improvements. But, to make this happen, he will also have to revamp Britain’s partnerships overseas, writes @AnthonyDworkin
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My new paper on the UK's approach to international cooperation and the need for innovation and flexibility @ecfr @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/publication/middle-p…
Britain is the custodian of a global order that no longer exists. Its international approach should now centre innovative cooperation and building strong coalitions with like-minded partners, writes @AnthonyDworkin. @ECFRPower
ecfr.eu/publication/middle-p…
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🗓️ 17 Sep., 17:00
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Register to our upcoming webinar on Turkey's middle power strategy.
Featuring @asliaydintasbas, @Evreki, @GalipDalay and @AnthonyDworkin.
How does Turkey build autonomy from inside Western structures?👇️
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Glad to be included in this podcast on Canada, Europe, and the middle powers question
Episode 2 of Gloves Off: The future of NATO, middle powers, and economic security in an increasingly uncertain world.
Listen now: gloves-off.ca/season-2
#Canada #ForeignPolicy #Geopolitics #NationalSecurity
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New from @crisisgroup, a big picture take on war and peace today.
"Causes of Peace in an Era of Hard Power" 👇
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More AI sovereignty - or at least security - is absolutely needed. But UK going it alone is not credible. The only credible option here is a closer - deep - relationship with Europe on AI.
Burnham’s team looks to revamp UK’s AI strategy ft.trib.al/4lfc2Fz
What will British PM in waiting Andy Burnham do on foreign policy? My analysis here for @ecfr @ECFRPower ecfr.eu/article/regional-roo…
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Outrageous. Wondering if Europeans will stay as silent as they did when Ghannouchi and others received their shocking sentences.
Sihem Bensedrine, figure de la justice transitionnelle en Tunisie, condamnée à 25 ans de prison
➡️ go.france24.com/kQEV
☢️New ECFR's interactive dashboard!
"Iran Nuclear Monitor: Month by Month"
It forecasts 6 realistic scenarios ahead for the nuclear program, explaining why and how they could unfold & the threat level each poses to Western security interests. @ECFRMena
ecfr.eu/special/iran-nuclear…
Delighted to have a chapter in this new collection edited by @rosen_br alongside a stellar group of writers global.oup.com/academic/prod… 1/3
In my chapter I argue against the idea of Europe as principled counterpoint to US revisionism - instead one of the key legacies of the CT wars was their joint endorsement of status-based killing and detention in military campaigns against armed groups 2/3
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The U.S. State Department published its legal defense of the war against Iran on Tuesday.
A few observations 🧵
1. As a matter of public diplomacy, it's notable that collective self-defense of Israel comes first, individual self-defense of the United States comes second.
🗓 21 April 2026 | ⏰ 17:00–18:00 (CEST)
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The global order is shifting—fast. But what comes next?
Drawing on insights from the ECFR policy brief “After the rupture: Middle powers and the construction of new order”, this webinar explores how emerging powers are redefining global governance and how Europe can respond strategically.
@AnthonyDworkin, @Ju_Lein and @RichardGowan1 will reflect on evolving forms of conflict mediation and global cooperation, examine how new approaches to development and governance are emerging, and explore how middle powers are responding to the erosion of the old order.
The conversation will be chaired by @jana_puglierin, Head of ECFR Berlin, who will guide a discussion on how Europe can navigate—and shape—this new landscape.
More info and registration here: bit.ly/4tB0z4x
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Iran war was a bad idea from start. But Joe Kent is not the right messenger on this.
See his alleged associations with Nick Fuentes and live streamer who said Hitler was “complicated historical figure which many people misunderstand”
@splcenter @WStatesCenter 2025 letter:
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V much looking forward to talk to @rutiteitel re her excellent new book on US presidents' approach to peace and justice - tomorrow at CERI @sciencespo in Paris - sciencespo.fr/ceri/en/events…
Looking forward to the Science Po conversation tomorrow with @AnthonyDworkin about my new book
on US Presidential Power, War and Peace
sciencespo.fr/ ceri/fr/evenements/ presidential-visions-of- transitional-justice/
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Europa se debilita cuando relativiza el derecho internacional. Si tolera el uso de la fuerza contra Irán, pierde autoridad para denunciar la agresión rusa en Ucrania. Defender el principio de no agresión no es idealismo: es interés estratégico europeo. @AnthonyDworkin en @ecfr ecfr.eu/article/war-over-law…
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This should be required reading for EU leaders. Not properly standing up for international law is shooting yourself in the foot.
War over law: Europe’s unforced errors over the use of force in Iran: ecfr.eu/article/war-over-law… via @ecfr
In their responses to the war in Iran, many European leaders appear concerned to adjust to the unabashed international power politics unleashed by President Donald Trump. But their apparent discarding of the principle of non-aggression may only store up trouble for the future, writes @AnthonyDworkin.
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