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10/2011: Gaps in the toolbox: The political upheavals in North Africa reveal deficits in EU crisis management

Marco Overhaus

10/2010: Beyond Afghanistan: The new ISAF strategy. Implications for Central Asia

Andrea Schmitz

10/2009: Burma's forgotten conflicts: A risk for the region's security

Jasmin Lorch and Gerhard Will

10/2008: Serbia's parliamentary election May 11 and the real winner is... Koštunica, again!

Dušan Reljić

10/2007: No peace to keep: Darfur in perspective

Lee J. M. Seymour

10/2006: Economic nationalism on the rise: Foreign direct investment in the USA after the Dubai fiasco

Jens van Scherpenberg

10/2005: Partial capability loss through MEADS

Sascha Lange

10/2004: A step backwards in Serbia

Dušan Reljić

10/2003: Abu Mazen as prime minister: A capacity assessment

Ahmad Badawi

9/2025: The fall of the Assad regime: Regional and international power shifts

Sinem Adar, Muriel Asseburg, Hamidreza Azizi, Margarete Klein and Guido Steinberg

9/2024: Putin's "re-election": An undemocratic, authoritarian plebiscite

Sabine Fischer

9/2023: Geopolitics in the Baltic Sea region: The "Zeitenwende" in the context of critical maritime infrastructure, escalation threats and the German willingness to lead

Göran Swistek and Michael Paul

9/2022: Turkey's stakes in the Russia-NATO rivalry: The Ukraine crisis and beyond

Galip Dalay and Daria Isachenko

9/2021: China's health diplomacy during Covid-19: The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in action

Moritz Rudolf

9/2020: Multilateralism: Variants, potential, constraints and conditions for success

Hanns W. Maull

9/2019: After the Katowice climate summit: Building blocks for the EU climate agenda

Susanne Dröge and Vijeta Rattani

9/2018: Saving transatlantic cooperation and the Iran nuclear deal: A view from Europe and the United States

Corentin Brustlein, James Dobbins, Dalia Dassa Kaye, Oliver Meier, Marco Overhaus, Neil Quilliam, Charles P. Ries, Dorothée Schmid, Sanam Vakil and Azadeh Zamirirad

9/2017: Israel on the road to the Orient? The cultural and political rise of the Mizrahim

Lidia Averbukh

9/2016: A common energy market in the Eurasian Economic Union: Implications for the European Union and energy relations with Russia

Maria Pastukhova and Kirsten Westphal

9/2015: Russia's new military doctrine: NATO, the United States and the "colour revolutions"

Margarete Klein

9/2014: Russia's armed forces on modernisation course: Progress and perspectives of military reform

Margarete Klein and Kristian Pester

9/2013: Losing the Syrian grassroots: Local governance structures urgently need support

Doreen Khoury

9/2012: The violent power struggle in Syria: Scenarios and policy options for the international community

Heiko Wimmen and Muriel Asseburg

9/2011: Libya after Qaddafi: State formation or state collapse?

Wolfram Lacher

9/2010: The EU in the face of disaster: Implementing the Lisbon Treaty's solidarity clause

Nicolai von Ondarza and Roderick Parkes

9/2009: The euro zone needs an external stability pact

Daniela Schwarzer and Sebastian Dullien

9/2008: Beijing is haunted by Olympic ghosts

Gudrun Wacker

9/2007: Enduring crisis in Ukraine: A test case for European Neighborhood Policy

Rainer Lindner

9/2006: Russia's Iran policy: Global and regional objectives, political and economic interests

Hannes Adomeit

9/2005: The Lisbon process - a compromise between ambitions and reality

Peter Becker and Ognian N. Hishow

9/2004: A festival of populism: Slovakia after its 2004 presidential election

Kai-Olaf Lang

9/2003: After Iraq: New hope for Kashmir?

Christian Wagner and Boris Wilke

8/2025: China's Arctic turn: Reasons, developments, perspectives

Michael Paul

8/2024: Geostrategy from the far right: How Eurosceptic and far-right parties are positioning themselves in foreign and security policy

Max Becker and Nicolai von Ondarza

8/2023: Western Balkan foreign and security ties with external actors: An arena of geostrategic rivalry for the EU or a local power struggle?

Marina Vulović

8/2022: The Eastern Mediterranean as a focus for the EU's energy transition: Deep-rooted enmities and new opportunities for cooperation between Greece, Turkey and Cyprus

Moritz Rau, Günter Seufert and Kirsten Westphal

8/2021: Revolution again in Kyrgyzstan: Forward to the past?

Andrea Schmitz

8/2020: The EU will not be able to enforce the UN arms embargo in Libya

Markus Kaim and René Schulz

8/2019: Libya's conflicts enter a dangerous new phase

Wolfram Lacher

8/2018: An atmosphere of growing political and societal instability in Ukraine

Susan Stewart

8/2017: The right moment to reform the EU budget

Peter Becker

8/2016: Changed priorities in the Gulf: Saudi Arabia and the Emirates rethink their relationship with Egypt

Matthias Sailer

8/2015: The battle for Benghazi: The limits of stabilization by military means

Nizar Sarieldin

8/2014: EU economic partnership agreements in Sub-Saharan Africa: Avenues of compromise for a constructive outcome by September 2014

Evita Schmieg

8/2013: No disarmament euphoria: US nuclear policy will be marked by pragmatism in Obama's second administration

Oliver Schmidt

8/2012: The EU's Energy Roadmap 2050: Targets without governance

Oliver Geden and Severin Fischer

8/2011: The Energy Charter Treaty revisited: The Russian proposal for an international energy convention and the Energy Charta Treaty

Kirsten Westphal

8/2010: Pakistan against the Taliban: Wave of arrests weakens Afghan insurgents, but still doesn't signal strategic shift

Guido Steinberg, Christian Wagner and Nils Wörmer

8/2009: The British party politics of Europe's future

Roderick Parkes

8/2008: Stormy relations between Kiev and Moscow: Conflict over energy policy and external security

Rainer Lindner