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13/2016: Nordic-Baltic security, Germany and NATO: The Baltic Sea Region is a test case for European security

Claudia Major and Alicia von Voss

13/2015: The politics of protest in Tunisia: Instrument in parties' competition vs. tool for participation

Amel Boubekeur

13/2014: Eurosceptics in the European Parliament: Isolated and divided in Brussels but driving national debates

Daniela Kietz and Nicolai von Ondarza

13/2013: Erdoğan und Öcalan begin talks: A paradigm shift in Turkey's Kurdish policy and a new strategy of the PKK

Günter Seufert and Kevin Matthees

13/2012: The failure of the troika in Athens: Foreign assistance does not show Greece the way out of the crisis

Heribert Dieter and Annkathrin Frind

13/2011: CSDP on the brink: The importance of bringing France and the United Kingdom back in

Ronja Kempin and Nicolai von Ondarza

13/2010: The German Armed Forces and the financial crisis: Towards national restructuring and European economies of scale

Hilmar Linnenkamp, Christian Mölling, Marcel Dickow and Sophie-Charlotte Brune

13/2009: Solar power from the desert: A sensible and feasible energy solution?

Isabelle Werenfels and Kirsten Westphal

13/2008: Creating the European External Action Service: Preconditions for avoiding a rude awakening

Julia Lieb and Andreas Maurer

13/2007: From Blair to Brown: All change? New leadership, new priorities, new policies

Stephanie Claudia Hofmann and Roderick Parkes

13/2006: The Eastern enlargement of the Monetary Union: Estonia wants to move from the periphery into the centre of the Union

Alexander Zimmer and Marie McGinley

13/2005: New impulses from Europe's south: Spain and Portugal regrasp the initiative in the process of European integration

Günther Maihold and Andreas Maurer

13/2004: Withdrawal from Gaza: A step towards peace or the end of the two-state solution?

Muriel Asseburg

13/2003: Is the FTAA at an impasse? The key players US and Brazil

Susanne Gratius

12/2024: Setting the course after elections in Indonesia: President Prabowo Subianto and the complex legacy of Jokowi

Felix Heiduk

12/2023: Into the blue: The role of the ocean in climate policy. Europe needs to clarify the balance between protection and use

Miranda Böttcher, Oliver Geden and Felix Schenuit

12/2022: Terror against the Taliban: Islamic State shows new strength in Afghanistan

Guido Steinberg and Aljoscha Albrecht

12/2021: The EU after Brexit: Renewed debate about enlargement and deepening

Barbara Lippert

12/2020: EU global health policy: An agenda for the German Council Presidency

Susan Bergner and Maike Voss

12/2019: Erdoğan's comprehensive religious policy: Management of the religious realm in Turkey

Salim Çevik

12/2018: Colombia's peace and Venezuela's turmoil: An emerging regional crisis landscape in South America

Günther Maihold

12/2017: Syria's sectarian quandary: Without solving Sunni dispossession, the Geneva talks skirt around the conflict

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

12/2016: The future of the WTO after the Nairobi Ministerial Conference

Evita Schmieg and Bettina Rudloff

12/2015: #We are not Charlie: Muslims' differentiated reactions to the Paris Attacks, and the dangers of indiscriminate finger-pointing

Jannis Grimm

12/2014: Wildlife crime in Africa - a global challenge: Successful countermeasures must involve local populations

Margit Hellwig-Bötte

12/2013: Unconventional oil and gas: Global consequences

Kirsten Westphal

12/2012: EU-Russia gas relations: How to manage new uncertainties and imbalances

Ralf Dickel and Kirsten Westphal

12/2011: Peace, Security, and Crisis Management: German Priorities in the UN Security Council 2011/12

Elisabeth Schöndorf and Markus Kaim

12/2010: Russia's new military doctrine until 2020: Indecisive compromise between traditionalists and reformers

Margarete Klein

12/2009: The detainee dilemma: The U.S. debate about the release of prisoners from Guantanamo Bay

Johannes Thimm

12/2008: Steering labour migration to the EU - perspectives

Steffen Angenendt and Roderick Parkes

12/2007: EU-NATO relations: Time to thaw the "frozen conflict"

Stephanie Claudia Hofmann and Christopher Reynolds

12/2006: Unrest in Turkey's Kurdish region: Challenges for Turkey and the EU

Heinz Kramer

12/2005: Farewell to the laws against torture? The American treatment of detainees in the fight against terrorism

Johannes Thimm

12/2004: Europe and Latin America: Between withdrawal and convergence. Results of the summit meeting in Mexico

Susanne Gratius

12/2003: The obligations to protect of the occupying powers in Iraq according to international law

Christian Schaller

11/2024: New technologies for the Bundeswehr: Need for action due to technical innovations

Torben Arnold

11/2023: Negotiations on a free trade agreement between India and the EU: Ambitions, expectations, obstacles, and incentives

Hanns Günther Hilpert, Bettina Rudloff and Christian Wagner

11/2022: From status quo power to reform engine: Germany's future role in the European Union

Ronja Kempin and Nicolai von Ondarza

11/2021: Strengthening health systems worldwide: A new role for the ECDC

Susan Bergner and Isabell Kump

11/2020: Nile conflict: Compensation rather than mediation. How Europeans can lead an alternative way forward

Tobias von Lossow, Luca Miehe and Stephan Roll

11/2019: India's new Israel policy: How the decline of the Palestinian issue and economic reorientation accelerate Indo-Israeli cooperation

P. R. Kumaraswamy

11/2018: Cyprus after elections: Recapturing the Crans Montana momentum for peace negotiations

Ioannis N. Grigoriadis

11/2017: A permanent state of sanctions? Proposal for a more flexible EU sanctions policy toward Russia

Sabine Fischer

11/2016: European Union data protection and external trade: Having the best of both worlds?

Annegret Bendiek and Evita Schmieg

11/2015: Egypt's Nile water policy under Sisi: Security interests promote rapprochement with Ethiopia

Tobias von Lossow and Stephan Roll

11/2014: Smartness without vision: The Moroccan regime in the face of acquiescent elites and weak social mobilization

Saloua Zerhouni

11/2013: Egypt's revolutionary youth: From street politics to party politics

Nadine Abdalla

11/2012: Crisis in Syria: Possibilities and limits of military intervention

Markus Kaim

11/2011: Bangladesh: Successes in the fight against Islamist militancy. Democracy and the rule of law as a bulwark against radicalism

Jasmin Lorch