Bilateral relations between Morocco and the US and their implications for Spain
US-Morocco relations have evolved into a broader strategic relationship encompassing security, geopolitics and geo-economics.
Challenges and opportunities in the neighbourhood
Morocco needs a new economic growth model
Morocco’s economic model has struggled to turn growth and investment into jobs, social mobility and opportunities for young people.
Seminar “The first Spanish Polar Strategy: key aspects of a multidisciplinary approach to the Arctic”
Seminar about the role of Spain in the Polar Regions through the New Spanish Polar Strategy.
Russia capitalises on chaos: fertilisers in the context of the war in Iran
Russia’s dominance in the critical fertiliser sector could be strengthening its centrality and leadership in the emerging global order.
In Sulaymaniyah every drone recalls a century of betrayal
In the war between Iran and the Israel-US alliance, Iraqi Kurdistan risks once again becoming a staging ground in someone else’s war.
The Middle East enters its first Great War: a new order could emerge
The overlapping crises in the Middle East evoke the spectre of a ‘Great War’, where multiple conflicts converge and regional order is irreversibly reconfigured.
Iran’s 2025-26 protests, resilience and political containment
Iran’s protests are defined by their cumulative nature, as regime stability relies on control and the management of dissent.
Presentation of the Elcano Policy Paper “Spain in the world in 2026: prospects and challenges”
Presentation of the 14th edition of the policy paper Spain in the World, a collective work by the Elcano Royal Institute.
Between principles and national interest: 50 years since the Spanish withdrawal from the Western Sahara
50 years after the end of the Spanish administration of the Western Sahara, Spain’s conduct has been guided by the lesser of two evils.
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