The limits of international law: the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), Israel and the International Court of Justice
By charging Israel with genocide in the ICJ, South Africa has invoked the underlying principles and objectives of the R2P doctrine..
International Security
Prospects and implications of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling in the case of South Africa against Israel
The International Court of Justice has confirmed that it is plausible that Israel is violating its obligations in Gaza under the Genocide Convention.
Roundtable ‘Jihadism and Terrorism in Spain, 20 Years After 11-M’
As we mark the 20th anniversary of the 11-M terrorists attacks in Madrid, this roundtable will reflect on the evolution of the global jihadist movement in Spain.
A turning point for Israel and Palestine
The recent International Court of Justice (ICJ) order marks a turning point in the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Gaza and after: a transatlantic security perspective
The war in Gaza and related developments highlight the need for more explicit approaches in several key areas.
Elcano Policy Paper “Spain in the World in 2024: perspectives and challenges”
The Elcano Royal Institute analyzes the prospects for the international panorama and the short-term challenges for Spain's external action.
Future-proofing EU security and defence policies in the Indo-Pacific: doubling down with friends
This policy brief proposes a networked security defence collaboration between the EU, NATO, and its Indo-Pacific partners.
Benefits and challenges of Japan-NATO cooperation: grand strategic, strategic, and practical level of analysis
This paper analyses the benefits and challenges of the Japan-NATO cooperation at strategic and practical levels.
Recognising Palestine, a prerequisite for hope and peace
The recognition of Palestine as a state by more Western countries would be a decisive step toward peace and to break the current vicious circle of destruction and hatred.
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