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55/2016: The crushing of Syria's civil actors: Survival of grassroots structures is crucial for country's future

Petra Becker and Friederike Stolleis

55/2014: The EU's new energy and climate policy framework for 2030: Implications for the German energy transition

Severin Fischer

55/2005: "Barcelona Plus 10": No breakthrough in the Euro-Mediterranean partnership

Muriel Asseburg

54/2023: Coal, oil and gas going into extra time: The narrative of abated fossil fuels threatens to undermine the Paris climate targets

Gerrit Hansen

54/2022: Colombia's path to "total peace": President Gustavo Petro cannot fall back on the FARC blueprint

Günther Maihold

54/2021: On words and votes in Venezuela: The talks between the conflict parties and the elections in November

Claudia Zilla

54/2020: Maghrebi rivalries over sub-Saharan Africa: Algeria and Tunisia seeking to keep up with Morocco

Isabelle Werenfels

54/2018: The Visegrád Group's policy towards Israel: Common values and interests as a catalyst for cooperation

Joanna Dyduch

54/2017: The trouble with transition: No off-the-shelf arrangement for the UK after Brexit

Nicolai von Ondarza

54/2016: Georgia and Abkhazia caught between Turkey and Russia: Turkey's changing relations with Russia and the West in 2015-2016 and their impact on Georgia and Abkhazia

Andrea Weiss and Yana Zabanova

54/2014: Power shift in Tunisia: Electoral success of secular parties might deepen polarization

Anne Wolf

54/2005: Latin American shadowboxing? FTAA delays and challenges for Europe

Günther Maihold and Claudia Zilla

53/2023: Diplomacy in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine: Continuation of war by other means

Sabine Fischer

53/2022: The spoilers of Darfur: Sudan's protracted political crisis and the intensifying violence in Darfur are closely connected

Gerrit Kurtz

53/2021: UN-General Assembly of "hope": A more collaborative debate, an innovative report, and an SDG moment

Marianne Beisheim

53/2020: Turkey-Russia partnership in the war over Nagorno-Karabakh: Militarised peacebuilding with implications for conflict transformation

Daria Isachenko

53/2019: PD and M5S: The Italian alliance of convenience. The power of the status quo in a challenging economic context

Emanuele Caggiano and Paweł Tokarski

53/2018: New connectivity in the Bay of Bengal: Opportunities and perspectives of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC)

Christian Wagner and Siddharth Tripathi

53/2017: The EU and the Western Balkans: So near and yet so far. Why the region needs fast-track socio-economic convergence with the EU

Matteo Bonomi and Dušan Reljić

53/2016: Negative emissions: A challenge for climate policy

Oliver Geden and Stefan Schäfer

53/2014: Post-election Tunisia: Security issues as a threat to democratisation. Germany should help reform and strengthen the security sector

Christian Mölling and Isabelle Werenfels

53/2005: The EU's new communication policy: After the failure of the constitutional treaty, now Plan D?

Katharina Gröber and Sabine Riedel

52/2024: Saudi Arabia strives to become major player in mineral supply chains: A questionable pillar of Europe's diversification strategy

Meike Schulze and Mark Schrolle

52/2023: Deepfakes - When we can no longer believe our eyes and ears: Media manipulation in conflict. Challenges and responses

Aldo Kleemann

52/2022: The opposition alliance in Turkey: A viable alternative to Erdoğan?

Berk Esen

52/2021: Making sense of Turkey's cautious reaction to power shifts in Tunisia: Turkey adjusts its foreign policy in Europe's southern neighbourhood

Nebahat Tanrıverdi Yaşar and Hürcan Aslı Aksoy

52/2020: Redrawing the maps in Kashmir: New geopolitical realities in the conflict between China, India, and Pakistan

Christian Wagner and Angela Stanzel

52/2019: Europe's third way in cyberspace: What part does the new EU Cybersecurity Act play?

Annegret Bendiek and Martin Schallbruch

52/2018: Myanmar, the Rohingya crisis, and further EU sanctions

Felix Heiduk

52/2017: Mali, the G5 and security sector assistance: Political obstacles to effective cooperation

Denis Tull

52/2016: Syria's uneasy bedfellows: Perpetuation of conflict serves radicals, prospect for compromise increases moderation

Khaled Yacoub Oweis and Heiko Wimmen

52/2015: Burying heads in Geneva sands: Without dismantling the sectarian crux of Assad's rule, Syria peace talks are unlikely to usher in stability

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

52/2014: The Framework Nations Concept: Germany's contribution to a capable European defence

Claudia Major and Christian Mölling

52/2005: Last chance in Hong Kong? Obstacles on the road to the conclusion of the Doha Round

Heribert Dieter

51/2024: The legacy of the UN Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement: How to maintain political momentum after the mandate expires

Nadine Knapp and Anne Koch

51/2023: France's Africa policy under president Macron: Good intentions, partial reform and the fiasco in the Sahel

Denis Tull

51/2022: Bolstering the India-Germany strategic partnership: Deepening commonalities, broadening the agenda, acknowledging differences

Christian Wagner and Shanthie Mariet D'Souza

51/2021: A shared responsibility for Northern Ireland: Why the EU and the UK should work together to find flexible solutions after Brexit

Nicolai von Ondarza

51/2020: Preparing for the crises after COVID-19: Systematic foresight as a tool for evidence-informed precautionary policy

Lars Brozus

51/2019: Aung San Suu Kyi at the International Court of Justice: The Gambia's genocide case against Myanmar and its domestic ramifications

Angshuman Choudhury and Felix Heiduk

51/2018: Intelligence support for EU security policy: Options for enhancing the flow of information and political oversight

Raphael Bossong

51/2017: Syria's reconstruction scramble: In a game fraught with political risk, Europe should aim for long-term stabilization

Muriel Asseburg and Khaled Yacoub Oweis

51/2016: Deoligarchisation in Ukraine: Promising visions, murky realities

Steffen Halling and Susan Stewart

51/2015: Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement: Increased pressure on European trade policy

Hanns Günther Hilpert

51/2014: Islamist and secular forces in Morocco: Not a zero-sum game

Mohammed Masbah

51/2005: The Amman suicide bombings: On the strategy of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

Guido Steinberg

50/2024: Escalations risks in the Horn of Africa: Threats from Egypt, Ethiopia, and Somalia exacerbate local conflicts

Gerrit Kurtz, Stephan Roll and Lossow, Tobias$cvon

50/2023: Shadow players: Western consultancies in the Arab world. How multinational consulting firms shape public policy

Dawud Ansari and Isabelle Werenfels

50/2022: Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean: The potential for hydrogen partnership

Laurent Ruseckas

50/2021: Afghanistan: The West fails - a win for China and Russia? The views from Beijing and Moscow

Sabine Fischer and Angela Stanzel