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19/2018: The EU as a force for peace in international cyber diplomacy

Annegret Bendiek

19/2017: Trump's trade policy: First international consequences

Evita Schmieg

19/2016: After the Paris agreement: New challenges for the EU's leadership in climate policy

Susanne Dröge and Oliver Geden

19/2015: Identity and violence in Ukraine: Societal developments since the Maidan protests

Steffen Halling and Susan Stewart

19/2014: The new "Lions of Syria": Salafist and jihadist groups dominate insurgency

Guido Steinberg

19/2013: Charting a new course on North Korea's nuclear programme? The options and the Non-Proliferation Treaty

Hanns Günther Hilpert and Oliver Meier

19/2012: Missile Defense: Problems and opportunities in NATO-Russia relations

Michael Paul

19/2011: Palestine at the United Nations: Options, risks and chances of an application for full membership and recognition

Muriel Asseburg

19/2010: What comes after the two degree target? The EU's climate policy should advocate for flexible benchmarks

Oliver Geden

19/2009: The West Balkans between the EU, the USA, and Russia: Challenges and options

Dušan Reljić

19/2008: The end of an odyssey in Bosnia and Herzegovina: The police reform smoothes the way to a Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the EU but fails to end stagnation

Solveig Richter

19/2007: The Green Paper on the EU asylum system: Necessary but not sufficient

Steffen Angenendt and Roderick Parkes

19/2006: Prodi's government: First steps at home and abroad

Ruth Hanau Santini

19/2005: A "roadmap" for Kashmir?

Christian Wagner

19/2004: Colombia: Security as the road to peace? The role of Europe and the international community in the Colombian conflict

Günther Maihold

18/2025: Israel's radical government: Dismantling the separation of powers, takeover of the state apparatus, and accelerated annexation

Muriel Asseburg and Peter Lintl

18/2024: Back to the future of the Arctic: The enduring relevance of arms control

Michael Paul

18/2023: Omani hydrogen for Germany and the EU: Not just a matter of energy policy

Dawud Ansari

18/2022: Gabriel Boric assumes office in Chile: A "hinge presidency" launched amidst constitutional process

Claudia Zilla

18/2021: Towards Jewish-Arab normalization in Israel: Israeli Arabs want a more pragmatic politics while Jewish parties court the Arab vote

Lidia Averbukh

18/2020: Brexit: A pragmatic trade agreement? Time is tight but deal remains possible

Bettina Rudloff and Evita Schmieg

18/2019: Three scenarios for the development of the Sisi regime in Egypt: Development dictatorship, Mubarak 2.0, or rapid collapse?

Luca Miehe and Stephan Roll

18/2018: On the way to a Global Compact on Refugees: The "zero draft". A positive, but not yet sufficient step

Steffen Angenendt and Nadine Biehler

18/2017: Competition for the ANC: Dominant party losing youth and poorer sections of South African population

Melanie Müller

18/2016: NATO needs deterrence and dialogue: Defining the new balance in view of the Warsaw summit

Claudia Major and Jeffrey Rathke

18/2015: The pan-European order at the crossroads: Three principles for a new beginning

Markus Kaim, Hanns W. Maull and Kirsten Westphal

18/2014: Ukraine in crisis: Challenges of developing a new political culture

Steffen Halling and Susan Stewart

18/2013: Trade agreements with side-effects? European Union and United States to negotiate Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership

Stormy-Annika Mildner and Claudia Schmucker

18/2012: Pooling and sharing in the EU and NATO: European defence needs political commitment rather than technocratic solutions

Christian Mölling

18/2011: Separatism in Africa: The secession of South Sudan and its (un-)likely consequences

Denis Michael Tull

18/2010: Ending the Gaza blockade - but how?

Muriel Asseburg

18/2009: The EU's enlargement policy: Ways out of the impasse

Barbara Lippert

18/2008: Fixed rules of play for dividing up the Arctic Ocean: The Ilulissat Declaration of the Arctic Coastal States

Ingo Winkelmann

18/2007: The EU's "sanctions paradox"

Clara Portela

18/2006: "Culture of peace" or "culture of war"? War crimes and resurgent violence in Afghanistan

Citha Doris Maaß

18/2005: A new president in Northern Cyprus: The end of an era but no solution in sight

Heinz Kramer and Kirstin Hein

18/2004: A global tax on interest income? Exemptions for foreign investors distort markets

Heribert Dieter

18/2003: Burma: Ways out of isolation

Gerhard Will

17/2025: Strengthening Europe's capacity to act in foreign and security policy: Securitisation cannot solve the EU's decision-making trap

Max Becker, Annegret Bendiek and Ronja Kempin

17/2024: Trump II and US nuclear assurances to NATO: Policy options instead of alarmism

Liviu Horovitz and Elisabeth Suh

17/2023: The normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia: How the EU can secure the implementation of the "European proposal"

Marina Vulović

17/2022: Central Asia's Muslims and the Taliban

Andrea Schmitz

17/2021: A new Arctic strategy for the EU: Maritime security and geopolitical signalling

Michael Paul

17/2020: The constitutional process in Chile: The South American country is searching for a new social contract

Claudia Zilla and Franziska F. N. Schreiber

17/2019: Macron, the Yellow Vests and the national debate: Playing for time, not solving the political legitimacy crisis

Ronja Kempin and Paweł Tokarski

17/2018: China's global connectivity politics: On confidently dealing with Chinese initiatives

Paul Joscha Kohlenberg and Nadine Godehardt

17/2017: No rivals to the king: The limits to political reform in Morocco's "Enlightened Authoritarianism"

Isabelle Werenfels and Ilyas Saliba

17/2016: Euro-sceptics in power: Integration-critical parties in the European Parliament and national governments

Nicolai von Ondarza

17/2015: European Union sanctions against Russia: Objectives, impacts and next steps

Sabine Fischer

17/2014: Escalation in Ukraine: Conflicting interpretations hamper international diplomacy

Sabine Fischer