After years in which the brinkmanship policies of assertive regional players and ambitious external powers have destabilized the Mediterranean Sea, the new geopolitics of the region is gradually taking shape. This Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis looks at how structural factors and recent geopolitical shifts are producing a flurry of realignments, and how they tend to reopen old wounds or result in new frozen conflicts. Around them, regional and global powers compete to reap the benefits of the end of the US hegemony.

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 29: Structural challenges and paradigm shifts: The new geopolitics of the Mediterranean Sea
by Umberto Profazio
Recent publications

Identity & cognitive vulnerabilities
Social identities and democratic vulnerabilities: Learning from examples of targeted disinformation

Maritime
Protecting maritime infrastructure from hybrid threats: legal options

Non-state actors
Countering state-sponsored proxies: Designing a robust policy

China