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26/2017: The Badr Organization: Iran's most important instrument in Iraq

Guido Steinberg

26/2016: Energy security and the OSCE: The case for energy risk mitigation and connectivity

Kirsten Westphal, Katja Yafimava, Indra Øverland and Ellen Scholl

26/2015: Sieges and ceasefires in Syria's civil war: Lessons learned as regional players undermine new approach by UN mediator

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

26/2014: Al-Sisi's development visions: Projects and power in Egypt

Stephan Roll

26/2013: Tunisia's legitimacy and constitutional crisis: The troika has failed

Anna Antonakis

26/2012: Flexible and unbureaucratic democracy promotion by the EU? The European Endowment for Democracy between wishful thinking and reality

Julia Leininger and Solveig Richter

26/2011: A weaker Russia: Serious repercussions for EU-Russia relations

Susan Stewart

26/2010: Partnership: A new EU approach to fighting irregular immigration?

Roderick Parkes and Moritz Schneider

26/2009: Free trade with Korea: Economic and political opportunities for Europe

Hanns Günther Hilpert

26/2008: "Climate tariffs" and the credibility of the EU climate and energy package: International climate policy and carbon leakage

Susanne Dröge

26/2006: German Special Operations Forces: The case for revision

Timo Noetzel and Benjamin Schreer

26/2005: Democracy in crisis in Latin America: Bolivia and Venezuela test the international community's democratic commitment

Günther Maihold and Jörg Husar

26/2004: The Jakarta embassy bombing: Jemaah Islamiyah's return?

Felix Heiduk and Kay Moeller

25s/2013: ¿Gas de esquisto para un mejor clima? La revolución de la fractura hidráulica en Estados Unidos desafía la Política Climática Europea e Internacional

Susanne Dröge and Kirsten Westphal

25/2025: The trilemma of Turkish techno-nationalism: Choosing between Washington, Brussels and Beijing

Çağdaş Üngör

25/2024: Regaining NATO's southern neighbours: The alliance should seize the opportunity to jointly reshape southern partnerships

Jane Kinninmont and Isabelle Werenfels

25/2023: Knowledge politics in the context of international climate negotiations: The IPCC Synthesis Report will shape COP28 and the global stocktake

Gerrit Hansen and Oliver Geden

25/2022: Perceptions in Turkey about the war in Ukraine: Implications for the future of EU-Turkey relations

Sinem Adar

25/2021: New trade agreement in Asia: Liberalisation in times of geopolitical rivalry

Hanns Günther Hilpert

25/2020: The great carve-up: Libya's internationalised conflicts after Tripoli

Wolfram Lacher

25/2019: The hidden dangers of falsified and substandard medicines: Developing countries are most affected by the illegal trade

Judith Vorrath and Maike Voss

25/2018: Qualified majority voting and flexible integration for a more effective CFSP? A critical examination of the EU's options

Annegret Bendiek, Ronja Kempin and Nicolai von Ondarza

25/2017: Three scenarios for the Qatar crisis: Regime change, resolution or Cold War in the Gulf

Matthias Sailer and Stephan Roll

25/2016: The effects of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor on India-Pakistan relations

Christian Wagner

25/2015: Between military non-alignment and integration: Finland and Sweden in search of a new security strategy

Tobias Etzold and Christian Opitz

25/2014: Libya's transition: Towards collapse

Wolfram Lacher

25/2013: Shale gas for a better climate? The US fracking revolution challenges European and international climate policy

Susanne Dröge and Kirsten Westphal

25/2012: Rio+20 realpolitik and its implications for "The future we want"

Marianne Beisheim, Birgit Lode and Nils Simon

25/2011: Warsaw's ambitious CSDP agenda: Polish Council Presidency seeks progress on Weimar Triangle initiatives

Claudia Major and Florian Wassenberg

25/2010: Sweden: Right-wing populist yet EU friendly. The electoral success of the Sweden Democrats overshadows the increasing approval of the EU in Sweden

Peer Krumrey and Carsten Schymik

25/2009: Turkey's accession process to the EU: The agenda behind the agenda

Heinz Kramer

25/2008: 1944 or 1933? The drawbacks of the world financial summits

Heribert Dieter and Richard Higgott

25/2006: Peace in Waziristan: Success or setback in the fight against terrorism in Afghanistan and Pakistan?

Christian Wagner and Citha Doris Maaß

25/2005: Lessons from the failed constitutional referenda: The European Union needs to be politicized

Daniela Schwarzer

25/2004: The future European Commission: The debate regarding leadership, collegiality and tasks

Andreas Maurer, Sarah Reichel and Alexandra Jonas

24/2025: Turning the EU into a life insurence policy: German European policy in times of upheaval

Raphael Bossong, Kai-Olaf Lang, Barbara Lippert and Nicolai von Ondarza

24/2024: How Russia is recruiting for the long war: Covertly mobilising volunteers while preparing for a new round of compulsory mobilisation

Margarete Klein

24/2023: From "Global Britain" to Realpolitik - the updated Integrated Review: How the United Kingdom wants to position itself as a reliable partner in a competitive global order

Nicolai von Ondarza and Dominik Rehbaum

24/2022: Moscow threatens the balance in the High North: In light of Russia's war in Ukraine, Finland and Sweden are moving closer to NATO

Minna Ålander and Michael Paul

24/2021: Palestinian elections, finally: Significance, challenges and European responsibilities

Muriel Asseburg

24/2020: Turkey and Russia: No birds of the same feather

Dimitar Bechev and Suat Kınıklıoğlu

24/2019: It is up to the government: Political lessons learnt from the 2016 Brexit referendum

Barbara Lippert and Erik Brandes

24/2018: No "global Britain" after Brexit: Leaving the EU weakens UK foreign and security policy, closer ties remain in Germany's interest

Claudia Major and Nicolai von Ondarza

24/2017: The South Caucasus and Iran in the post-sanctions era: Pursuing greater interconnectedness amidst continuing constraints and scaled-down expectations

Andrea Weiss and Yana Zabanova

24/2016: The end of a two-state settlement? Alternatives and priorities for settling the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Muriel Asseburg and Jan Busse

24/2015: Balancing on the brink: Lebanon, tangled up in the Syrian war, struggles to maintain its stability

Heiko Wimmen

24/2014: Human rights and sustainability in free trade agreements: Can the Cariforum-EU Economic Partnership Agreement serve as a model?

Evita Schmieg

24/2013: Transnational organised crime in West Africa: More than a problem of terrorism and law enforcement

Judith Vorrath

24/2012: The case for a European Defence Review: Why national-level armed forces planning is not enough

Marcel Dickow, Hilmar Linnenkamp and Christian Mölling

24/2011: Another new START? Combining deep cuts in strategic and substrategic nuclear arsenals

Michael Paul