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43/2019: Israel's contradictory gas export policy: The promotion of a transcontinental pipeline contradicts the declared goal of regional cooperation

Stefan Wolfrum

43/2018: Maritime nuclear deterrence: Submarine-launched ballistic missiles in the South China Sea

Michael Paul

43/2017: No Dream in Georgia? Domestic quarrels and local elections show: "winner takes all" likely to continue

Sonja Schiffers and Franziska Smolnik

43/2016: Non-Jewish minorities and their access to Israeli citizenship: Demographic threat perceptions and ensuing state strategies

Lidia Averbukh

43/2015: The European Union's digital assertiveness

Annegret Bendiek, Christoph Berlich and Tobias Metzger

43/2014: U.S.-led bombardement challenges Islamic State's hold on eastern Syria: But without addressing the roots of the conflict, the group will remain hard to beat

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

43/2012: Civil War in Syria: External actors and interests as drivers of conflict

Muriel Asseburg and Heiko Wimmen

43/2005: Turkey's EU accession negotiations at the mercy of conflicting interests

Heinz Kramer

42/2025: China's claim to a new world order

Nadine Godehardt and Maximilian Mayer

42/2024: Acceding countries' gradual integration into the EU single market: Prerequisites, opportunities and hurdles

Peter Becker and Barbara Lippert

42/2023: Turkey's new cabinet: A wind of change in Turkish politics?

Hürcan Aslı Aksoy, Yaşar Aydın and Salim Çevik

42/2022: Unpacking Turkey's security footprint in Africa: Trends and implications for the EU

Nebahat Tanrıverdi Yaşar

42/2021: The logic of defence assistance to Ukraine

Dumitru Minzarari and Susan Stewart

42/2020: Political upheaval in Sri Lanka: Internal and external consequences of the parliamentary elections on 5 August 2020

Christian Wagner

42/2019: Polar power USA: Full steam ahead into the Arctic

Michael Paul

42/2018: The geopolitics of energy transformation: Governing the shift. Transformation dividends, systemic risks and new uncertainties

Andreas Goldthau, Martin Keim and Kirsten Westphal

42/2017: Unlocking the Gaza Strip's economic potential and fostering political stability: European's should seize the opportunity of the rapprochement between Fatah and Hamas

Omar Shaban

42/2016: Nordic Europe after the Brexit vote: The five Nordic countries are reassessing their relations with the EU

Tobias Etzold and Christian Opitz

42/2015: Cameroon and Boko Haram: Time to think beyond terrorism and security

Denis Tull

42/2014: Greece: Light at the end of the tunnel

Jens Bastian

42/2012: Wider neighbourhood as the EU's "zone of responsibility"

Barbara Lippert

42/2005: The North European Pipeline: Increasing energy security or political pressure?

Roland Götz

41/2025: The political fallout of European migration policy in Libya: Consolidating the detention system, empowering warlords and provoking backlash from the Libyan public

Wolfram Lacher

41/2024: The resilience of the Biden administration's climate policy: On the danger of a climate policy u-turn under a second Trump presidency

Sonja Thielges

41/2023: Human rights dialogue with Arab States: Argumentation patterns of authoritarian regimes as a challenge for a values-based foreign policy

Jannis Grimm and Stephan Roll

41/2022: No time to lose as Tunisia's president consolidates authoritarian turn: Europe waits, watches, misses opportunities

Isabelle Werenfels

41/2021: Making sense of the contested Biden-Putin summit: Russia instrumentalises strategic stability risks to influence US behaviour

Dumitru Minzarari

41/2020: Russia's "passportisation" of the Donbas: The mass naturalisation of Ukrainians is more than a foreign policy tool

Fabian Burkhardt

41/2019: Strategic foresight for multilateral policy: Challenges, opportunities and success factor

Lars Brozus

41/2018: Israel's nation-state law: Netanyahu government lays the foundations for a majoritarian system

Peter Lintl and Stefan Wolfrum

41/2017: Israel vis-à-vis Iran in Syria: The perils of active containment. Iran's growing influence in the evolving order in Syria is driving Israel to change its mindset and strategies

Gil David Murciano

41/2016: Putin's new National Guard: Bulwark against mass protests and illoyal elites

Margarete Klein

41/2015: Repressing Egypt's civil society: State violence, restriction of the public sphere, and extrajudicial persecution

Jannis Grimm

41/2014: NATO-Russia relations after the Newport summit: Reassurance, cooperation and security guarantees

Margarete Klein and Markus Kaim

41/2012: The EU and peacebuilding: South Sudan and the Sahel indicate that the union is rethinking its concepts but not yet changing its policies

Marco Overhaus and Mateja Peter

41/2011: Violence and post-conflict transitions: Twin challenge for the EU in the "Arab Spring"

Marco Overhaus

41/2005: Israel and NATO: Which course will relations take?

Thomas Papenroth

40/2025: New wars 2.0: Massive violence against civilians in ongoing armed conflicts demands a political rethink

Aljoscha Albrecht and Judith Vorrath

40/2024: EU-Turkey economic relations in the era of geo-economic fragmentation

Kadri Tastan

40/2023: U.S. Arctic security policy: North American Arctic strategies, Russian hubris and Chinese ambitions

Michael Paul

40/2022: Carbon dioxide removal as an integral building block of the European Green Deal

Felix Schenuit, Miranda Böttcher and Oliver Geden

40/2021: Repression and autocracy as Russia heads into State Duma elections

Sabine Fischer

40/2020: Improving Europe's China competence: On the significance of China competence for German and European policy on China

Andrea Frenzel and Nadine Godehardt

40/2019: Return and reintegration: Conflicting priorities between political demand and development policy principles

Nadine Biehler and Amrei Meier

40/2018: Dancing on the Brexit cliff edge: The key to the exit negotiations lies in British domestic policy

Nicolai von Ondarza

40/2017: More development - more migration? The "migration hump" and its significance for development policy co-operation with sub-Saharan Africa

Steffen Angenendt, Charles Martin-Shields and Benjamin Schraven

40/2016: Liberal hegemony and US foreign policy under Barack Obama

Peter Rudolf

40/2015: Potential for Nordic-Baltic security cooperation: Shared threat perception strengthens regional collaboration

Christian Opitz

40/2014: China's approach to international climate policy: Change begins at home

Susanne Dröge and Gudrun Wacker

40/2013: The next High Representative and the EEAS: Reforming the EU foreign policy structures

Cathleen Berger and Nicolai von Ondarza