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5/2015: The last bastion of the Syrian revolt: Southern Syria offers non-military venues to strengthen moderates

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

5/2014: Political bickering over the International Criminal Court: The case of Kenya

Margit Hellwig-Bötte

5/2013: The EU and Ukraine: What now? Key criteria and sectoral cooperation

Susan Stewart and Wilfried Jilge

5/2012: The EU's Policy to Finalise the Internal Electricity Market: An initiative of the Commission based on false assumptions?

Thomas Sattich

5/2011: The toppling of Ben Ali: Isolated development or first domino? Comparable challenges - varying conditions

Muriel Asseburg and Isabelle Werenfels

5/2010: Blue overshadows orange: The new president of Ukraine will put domestic policy first

Volodymyr Mychajlovyč Kulyk and Susan Stewart

5/2009: Iceland on course for the EU: Accession as a last resort

Carsten Schymik

5/2008: The Union for the Mediterranean: A missed opportunity. The challenges in the region would require a fundamental revision of the existing framework

Daniela Schwarzer and Isabelle Werenfels

5/2007: The EU Fundamental Rights Agency: Satellite or guiding star? Raison d'être, tasks and challenges of the EU's new agency

Gabriel N. Toggenburg

5/2006: Quadrennial Defense Review Report: A mixed picture

Benjamin Schreer

5/2005: Reformimg the stability and growth pact: Flexible deficit rules but limits on public debt

Ognian N. Hishow

5/2004: The geopolitics of climate change

John Ashton and Tom Burke

5/2003: The 40th anniversary of the Elysée Treaty: The Franco-German jubilee as catalyst for bilateral relations and European policy

Joachim Schild

5/2002: Thrown into crisis? German-American relations in a period of strategic change

Peter Rudolf

4/2025: South Korea's ever-closer relations with NATO: Intersecting and varying motives of South Korea's Moon Jae-in and Yoon Suk-yeol administrations

Eric J. Ballbach

4/2024: Shaping the future of Gaza: How Europe could contribute to sustainable stabilisation

Muriel Asseburg

4/2023: Lawmaking at the WHO: Amendments to the international health regulations and a new pandemic treaty after COVID-19

Pedro A. Villarreal

4/2022: Israel: Half a year under the Bennett government

Lidia Averbukh and Peter Lintl

4/2021: Environmental rights and conflicts over raw materials in Latin America: The Escazú Agreement is ready to come into force in 2021

Günther Maihold and Viktoria Reisch

4/2020: China's guided memory: How historical events are remembered, glorified, reinterpreted, and kept quit

Hanns Günther Hilpert, Frédéric Krumbein and Volker Stanzel

4/2019: The end of the INF Treaty is looming: A new nuclear arms race can still be prevented

Wolfgang Richter

4/2018: New tasks for EU-NATO cooperation: An inclusive EU defence policy requires close collaboration with NATO

Niklas Helwig

4/2017: Energy in the German-Polish relationship: Acknowledging controversies - pursuing shared interests

Kai-Olaf Lang, Karsten Neuhoff, Ellen Scholl, Kirsten Westphal and Aleksandra Gawlikowska-Fyk

4/2016: The other vanguard of international terrorism: Despite setbacks Al-Qaeda profits from Yemen civil war

Guido Steinberg

4/2015: Train + equip = peace? Stabilization requires more than capacity building

Claudia Major, Christian Mölling and Judith Vorrath

4/2014: Inseparable, but not equal: Assessing U.S.-EU relations in the wake of the NSA surveillance affair

Johannes Thimm

4/2013: Combat drones - killing drones: A plea against flying robots

Marcel Dickow and Hilmar Linnenkamp

4/2012: The military and the Muslim Brotherhood: Will a power-sharing agreement be reached in Egypt?

Stephan Roll

4/2011: How the UK became politically dependent on Germany: And why Germany should exploit the situation for a new bilateralism

Roderick Parkes

4/2010: Toward a new start: Approaches to a strategic partnership between NATO and Russia

Margarete Klein

4/2009: Putting the President into Presidency: The turbulent situation in Prague and its European repercussions

Tomislav Maršić

4/2008: A world without nuclear weapons? The new charms of an old vision

Roland Hiemann and Oliver Thränert

4/2007: Parliamentary control of the Bundeswehr

Timo Noetzel and Benjamin Schreer

4/2006: More money for Europe: Agreement on a new EU financial framework for 2007-2013

Peter Becker

4/2005: On the future role of the Security Council

Christian Schaller

4/2004: Should the EU arms embargo against China be lifted? Political and practical implications

Gudrun Wacker

4/2003: America's best friend? Poland's Atlanticist-European strategy

Kai-Olaf Lang

4/2002: War on the edge of Europe: The Chechen conflict in a new light?

Uwe Halbach

3/2025: The international dimension of European climate policy: A strategy for integrating the internal and external dimensions

Ole Adolphsen, Jule Könneke and Felix Schenuit

3/2024: Traditional conflicts and dynamic coalitions at the World Climate Conference: COP28: new room for manœuvre in international climate politics

Jule Könneke and Ole Adolphsen

3/2023: Germany and Namibia as co-leads for the United Nations: Chances and challenges on the road to the 2024 UN Summit of the future

Marianne Beisheim and Silke Weinlich

3/2022: Compass or wind chime? An analysis of the draft "strategic compass" of the EU

Markus Kaim and Ronja Kempin

3/2021: RCEP-Countries create Asia-Pacific free trade zone: Trade facilitation but no integrated bloc

Heribert Dieter

3/2020: India's citizenship struggle: The Modi government pushes its nationalist agenda

Christian Wagner and Richa Arora

3/2019: Non-euro countries in the EU after Brexit: Between fear of losing of political influence and Euro accession

Paweł Tokarski and Serafina Funk

3/2018: Seeking renewed relevance: Institutions of Nordic cooperation in the reform process

Christian Opitz and Tobias Etzold

3/2017: Faraway, so close: Approaching the endgame in the Cyprus negotiations

Ioannis N. Grigoriadis

3/2016: Water as weapon: IS on the Euphrates and Tigris. The systematic instrumentalisation of water entails conflicting IS objectives

Tobias von Lossow

3/2015: Collateral damage from ECB strategy: Ultra-loose monetary policy has little benefit - and harms many

Heribert Dieter

3/2014: The EU, Russia and a less common neighbourhood: Lessons reinforced by the Vilnius summit

Susan Stewart