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37/2012: IRENA: Stay the course! On the value of a multilateral organisation for renewable energy

Kirsten Westphal and Sybille Röhrkasten

37/2011: Tunisia leads the way again: Post-election power constellation promising for democratisation

Isabelle Werenfels

37/2005: Sanctions against Iran: Options, problems, perspectives

Peter Rudolf

37/2004: A tailwind for climate policy

Friedemann Müller

36/2025: Alignment of necessity: Turkey's role in the future European security architecture

Sinem Adar, Hürcan Aslı Aksoy, Minna Ålander, Alberto Bueno, Alessia Chiriatti, Antonia Dimou, Paul T. Levin, Nicolas Monceau, Günter Seufert, Eduard Soler, Maryna Vorotnyuk and Karol Wasilewski

36/2024: Trump II and US nuclear assurances in the Indo-Pacific: Why Australia, Japan, and South Korea have other concerns

Liviu Horovitz and Elisabeth Suh

36/2023: Economic relations between the Western Balkans and Non-EU countries: How the EU can respond to challenges concerning direct investment, trade and energy security

Marina Vulović

36/2022: Key features of illicit economies in African conflicts: Insights from the reports of UN Panels of Experts

Judith Vorrath and Laura Marcela Zuñiga

36/2021: First summit of the anti-China coalition: Cornwall G7 highlights BRICS weakness

Heribert Dieter

36/2020: Corona crisis and political confrontation in Brazil: The president, the people, and democracy under pressure

Claudia Zilla

36/2019: Mozambique still at risk: Despite the peace process, a serious crisis looms

Melanie Müller and Judith Vorrath

36/2018: On US government trade policy: Trump's "America first" policy puts pressure on the EU

Laura von Daniels

36/2017: Shrinking spaces in Israel: Contraction of democratic space, consolidation of occupation, and ongoing human rights violations call for a pradigm shift in Europe's policies

Muriel Asseburg

36/2016: Back to square one: Fighting resumes in South Sudan

Annette Weber

36/2015: Supporting stabilization in Libya: The challenges of finalizing and implementing the Skhirat agreement

Wolfram Lacher

36/2014: NATO's two percent illusion: Germany needs to encourage greater efficiency within the alliance

Christian Mölling

36/2013: European refugee policy: Pathways to fairer burden-sharing

Steffen Angenendt, Marcus Engler and Jan Schneider

36/2012: Post-2015 sustainable development goals: UN negotiations begin

Marianne Beisheim

36/2011: NATO's operation in Libya: Not a model for military interventions

Marco Overhaus

36/2005: Nine months after the tsunami: Hopes for peace in Aceh

Felix Heiduk

36/2004: The European external action service: Elements of a three phase plan

Andreas Maurer and Sarah Reichel

35/2025: Security politics "from below": Why the OSCE should systematically incorporate civil society expertise and engagement to remain relevant in matters of peace and security

Nadja Douglas

35/2024: German Central Asia policy after the "Zeitenwende": Challenges and opportunities for a strategic partnership

Manfred Huterer, Jacopo Maria Pepe and Andrea Schmitz

35/2023: Eyes to the West: Latin America and the Caribbean in the sights of Germany and the EU

Günther Maihold and Claudia Zilla

35/2022: Deciphering Turkey's geopolitical balancing and Anti-Westernism in its relations with Russia

Galip Dalay

35/2021: Civil war in Myanmar: A further escalation of violence looms on the horizon

Felix Heiduk

35/2020: Connectivity and geopolitics: Beware the "new wine in old bottles" approach

Nadine Godehardt and Karoline Postel-Vinay

35/2019: Japan-South Korea Relations - a downward spiral: More than "just" historical issues

Alexandra Sakaki

35/2018: The future of opposition in Turkey: Overcoming identity politics is the key for success

Salim Çevik

35/2017: Ambitious framework nation: Germany in NATO. Bundeswehr capability planning and the "Framework Nations Concept"

Rainer Glatz and Martin Zapfe

35/2016: Brexiting into uncharted waters: British referendum initiates complex exit negotiations - and perhaps renewal of the European Union

Barbara Lippert and Nicolai von Ondarza

35/2015: New Centre-Right government in Finland: Economic and European challenges and perspectives

Tobias Etzold and Paweł Tokarski

35/2014: Struggling to build an alternative to Assad: Structural flaws and lack of protection undermine Syria's opposition government

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

35/2013: Not a Roadmap for Peace: Erdoğan's democratisation package defies Kurdish expectations

Dilek Kurban

35/2012: Egyptian foreign policy under Mohamed Morsi: Domestic considerations and economic constraints

Stephan Roll and Jannis Grimm

35/2011: The Transformation of the Middle East and the Future of NATO's Partnerships

Pia Niedermeier

35/2005: The new gap between Iran and the West: The presidential election as an expression of a fundamental shifting of power

Johannes Reissner

35/2004: Europe meets Asia - Asia meets Europe: What's the point of interregional dialogue and cooperation?

Hanns Günther Hilpert

34/2025: Competition for seabed resources: Washington challenges international deep-sea mining regime

Günther Maihold

34/2024: Towards a geopolitics of carbon capture & storage (CCS) in Asia: Transregional links and implications for Germany and Europe

Dawud Ansari, Rosa Melissa Gehrung and Jacopo Maria Pepe

34/2023: Benefits and pitfalls of an EU emissions budget approach

Oliver Geden, Brigitte Knopf and Felix Schenuit

34/2022: The G7 Summit: Advancing international climate cooperation? Options and priorities for the German G7 presidency

Susanne Dröge and Marian Feist

34/2021: Russia in the global hydrogen race: Advancing German-Russian hydrogen cooperation in a strained political climate

Yana Zabanova and Kirsten Westphal

34/2020: Negative sanctions and the EU's external migration policy: "Less for less" not fit for purpose

David Kipp, Nadine Knapp and Amrei Meier

34/2019: Cyber deterrence is overrated: Analysis of the deterrent potential of the new cyber doctrine and lessons for Germany's "active cyper defence"

Matthias Schulze

34/2018: Climate and security revisited: Germany's priorities for the 2019/2020 UN Security Council period

Susanne Dröge

34/2017: EU defence policy needs strategy: Time for political examination of the CSDP's reform objectives

Rosa Beckmann and Ronja Kempin

34/2016: Local dynamics in the Syrian conflict: Homegrown links in rebel areas blunt Jihadist ascendency

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

34/2015: New European Security Strategy: The transatlantic factor

Annegret Bendiek and Markus Kaim

34/2014: New climate leadership: "Yes, we can... after all". The United States is caught between international ambitions and domestic challenges

Susanne Dröge and Sonja Thielges