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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

35/2024: 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

34/2024: 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

34/2013: Syrian Muslim Brotherhood still a crucial actor: Inclusivity the order of the day in dealings with Syria's opposition

Petra Becker

34/2012: Turkey's Cyprus policy in the context of Nicosia's Presidency of the European Council: Turkey intensifies its efforts to create international legitimation for the "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus", to date recognised only by Ankara

Günter Seufert

34/2011: NATO's Deterrence and Defense Posture Review

Oliver Thränert

34/2005: The future of ESDP in the wake of the negative referenda

Ulrich Petersohn and Sibylle Lang

34/2004: The surge in oil prices: Is a new oil crisis looming?

Enno Harks

33/2024: Third generation of nationally determined contributions: The heart of the Paris Agreement is at stake

Ole Adolphsen, Jule Könneke and Sonja Thielges

33/2023: The Black Sea as Mare clausum: Turkey's special role in the regional security architecture

Daria Isachenko and Göran Swistek

33/2022: Failing to deter Russia's war against Ukraine: The role of misperceptions

Dumitru Minzarari

33/2021: (Not) lost in foresight: Structuring futures complexity in a politically meaningful way

Lars Brozus

33/2020: A corona presidency in the coronavirus crisis? The dual task of the German presidency. Containing the crisis and giving a lasting impetus to European solidarity and autonomy

Eckhard Lübkemeier and Nicolai von Ondarza

33/2019: Climate neutrality as long-term strategy: The EU's net zero target and its consequences for member states

Oliver Geden and Felix Schenuit

33/2018: Cambodia: The winner takes it all. 2018 elections set country firmly on path towards authoritarianism

Chandarin Chum and Felix Heiduk

33/2017: Better Migration Management: A good approach to cooperating with countries of origin and transit?

Steffen Angenendt and David Kipp

33/2016: US foreign policy after the 2016 elections: Presidential contenders' opposing concepts and domestic political dynamics

Marco Overhaus and Lars Brozus

33/2015: Geoeconomics meets geopolitics: China's new economic and foreign policy initiatives

Hanns Günther Hilpert and Gudrun Wacker

33/2014: The myth of the Jordanian monarchy's resilience to the Arab Spring: Lack of genuine political reform undermines social base of monarchy

Tamer Khorma

33/2013: NATO goes East: NATO-Japan cooperation and the "pivot to Asia"

Michael Paul

33/2012: Tackling macroeconomic risks: A case for stronger transatlantic cooperation

Amy Medearis and Klaus Günter Deutsch

33/2011: Europeanising the German energy transition

Severin Fischer and Oliver Geden

33/2010: Escalation in the Kunduz region: Who are the insurgents in Northeastern Afghanistan?

Guido Steinberg and Nils Wörmer

33/2005: A new era in US-Indian security and defense relations?

Benjamin Schreer and Christian Wagner