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Yasser Abbas (ياسر عباس) was born in 1962 in Qatar. He is the chairman of the UAE-based Falcon Holding Group, an investment firm with an annual income of $35 million, and reported interests in tobacco, insurance and mechanical engineering. He is the eldest son of Palestinian Auth…

Dr. Laila Ghannam (ليلى غنام) has been the governor of Ramallah and al-Bireh since 2014. In May 2026 she was elected to Central Committee of the Fatah party. From 2008 until 2014 she was member of Fatah’s leadership committee for the governorate. Ghannam was previously a lecturer…

Iran’s attacks on the Gulf have convinced Abu Dhabi that accommodation with Tehran has failed. Leaving OPEC reflects the UAE’s turn towards strategic autonomy, harder security alliances and a regional order less constrained by old consensuses

Mark Leonard welcomes Curtis Yarvin to discuss the ideas reshaping figures in Silicon Valley and the American right, and what the future holds for liberalism

Zakaria Zubeidi (زكريا الزبيدي), born in 1976 in Jenin refugee camp, has been a member of Fatah since 1989. He was a senior commander in Fatah’s Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades during the second intifada and reportedly a member of the Palestinian Authority’s security forces. He was firs…

Jessica Hendrick is joined by Dumitru Alaiba and Maia Machavariani to explore why Moldova is one of Europe’s most closely watched test cases—and what the country’s latest developments reveal about its political direction

Donald Trump is in Beijing, but Europeans should not expect decisive guidance or a grand bargain with Xi Jinping. They should instead focus on managing their own exposure to Chinese risks

With the ejection of Trumpian hero Viktor Orban, Hungarians demanded a restored democracy. Now, Europe must support them

Netanyahu promised Israelis a “new Middle East”; Trump imposed ceasefires instead. Now, the Israeli PM’s reliance on Washington gives Europeans and Arab partners an opportunity to preserve the fragile peace and stabilise Lebanon

Under a barrage of cognitive warfare, European governments need institutions designed to interpret threats, coordinate responses and act fast

This week, Mark Leonard is joined by David Runciman, British political theorist and philosopher, to explore whether today’s sense of crisis really marks the end of democracy—or something more complex. As the global order fragments, Runciman argues that democracy itself is not dis…

Baha al-Baalosha (بهاء بعلوشه) is a member of Fatah‘s Revolutionary Council. According to Israeli news reports, Baalosha is a senior official in the Palestinian Authority‘s General Intelligence Service who has channel financial support to the Popular Forces — an…

Ilie Bolojan’s toppling in a no-confidence vote has exposed Romania’s fiscal and political insecurities. Rebuilding the country’s pro-European coalition could bring stability, but at the expense of further populist backsliding over the long term

As Russian aggression continues and Trump’s US threatens NATO, it is even more vital for a unified defence of the continent

ECFR polling reveals that Peter Magyar’s mandate is far more complicated than EU leaders were hoping for: voters want domestic repair first, are split on Ukraine, and increasingly reluctant to ditch Russian energy

Europe’s battery dependence on China is clear, but closing the gap alone will be difficult. Partnering with South Korea, the world’s second-largest manufacturer, offers a faster and more realistic route

Major General Mohammad Daajna (محمد دعاجنة) has been the head of the Palestinian Authority’s Presidential Guard since 2024. He replaced Munir al-Zuabi. Daajna is also a member of Fatah‘s Revolutionary Council.

The EU is right to raise its ambitions on the electrification rate—but the target is highly stretching. Only a more aggressive approach will suffice.

Despite the many threats around it—and in part because of them—the continent can emerge from this period stronger and more resilient

America and Israel have bombed Iran since 2025 to block Tehran's path to nuclear weapons. ECFR’s interactive dashboard, updated monthly, assesses current evidence about Iran’s nuclear activities to determine which of six possible scenarios is most likely.

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The IMO’s Net-Zero Framework is critical for EU competitiveness and the clearest path to decarbonise shipping. African backing may prove decisive as American and Gulf pressure stalls progress.

Trump’s troop cut in Germany punishes Merz and halts America’s missile plans. Now Europe needs to accelerate its sovereign long-range strike capabilities and forge new defence partnerships

Mark Leonard is joined by Ayşe Zarakol to explore whether we are entering an era of “unorder”—and what this means for Europe’s ability to adapt, survive and redefine its role in the world