A shift to ‘strategic interdependence’ could revive the EU’s troubled policy on North Africa

US & EU Foreign Policy
Written By Hafed Al-Ghwell

Outlet: Arab News

Language: English

Abstract: Europe's aspiration for strategic autonomy has waned in the face of geopolitical crises, prompting a shift towards strategic interdependence. This evolution necessitates reevaluating Europe's North Africa policy, which has been historically marred by self-interest and uneven priorities. Strategic interdependence offers a more nuanced approach, emphasizing equitable partnerships and shared interests. However, challenges persist, requiring political will, transparent dialogue, and a departure from past failures. By embracing strategic interdependence, Europe can navigate the complexities of North Africa, contributing to a more collaborative and multipolar global order.

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Hafed Al-Ghwell
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