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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

33/2025: Trade war and peace: Three scenarios and policy options available to the EU and the German government in negotiations with president Trump

Laura von Daniels

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

33/2004: The European Commission's report on Turkey: An intelligent guide

Heinz Kramer and Hanna-Lena Krauß

32/2025: US extended nuclear deterrence in Europe: Three scenarios. Crisis of trust, breach of trust and full disengagement

Liviu Horovitz

32/2024: The narrow limits of Ethiopia's national dialogue: In its current form, the process will do little to address the country's structural problems

Gerrit Kurtz

32/2023: Due diligence obligations in metal supply chains: Traders and exchanges are key sustainability actors

Christina Saulich

32/2022: The war in Ukraine and its impact on Syria: Humanitarian deterioration and risks of disrupting a volatile status quo

Sinem Adar, Muriel Asseburg, Hamidreza Azizi, Margarete Klein and Mona Yacoubian

32/2021: Nord Stream 2 - Germany's dilemma

Kirsten Westphal

32/2020: The international dimensions of Germany's hydrogen policy

Kirsten Westphal, Susanne Dröge and Oliver Geden

32/2019: Health and security: Why the containment of infectious diseases alone is not enough

Daniel Gulati and Maike Voss

32/2018: Chemical weapons attacks: The end of anonymity. Organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons to identify perpetrators

Oliver Meier

32/2017: North Korea's nuclear-armed missiles: Options for the US and its allies in the Asia-Pacific

Michael Paul and Elisabeth Suh

32/2016: Border security, camps, quotas: The future of European refugee policy?

Steffen Angenendt, David Kipp and Anne Koch

32/2015: EU options on Russia and the Eastern partners: "Cooperative confrontation" as the guiding principle beyond the Riga Summit

Kai-Olaf Lang and Barbara Lippert

32/2014: The structural weaknesses of TTIP: Transatlantic partnership threatens more than just consumer protection

Heribert Dieter

32/2013: The water, energy & food security nexus: How to govern complex risks to sustainable supply?

Marianne Beisheim

32/2012: Egypt's workers: From protest movement to organized labor. A major challenge of the transition period

Nadine Abdalla

32/2011: Ukraine and the EU: Needed: less Tymoshenko, more values

Susan Stewart

32/2010: When home affairs becomes foreign policy: Lessons from EU immigration policy towards North Africa and Eastern Europe

Roderick Parkes

32/2008: Credibility and compliance: The EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) risks forfeiting its leverage in the Western Balkans

Solveig Richter and Dušan Reljić

32/2005: Generous gestures: What is the point of G8 debt cancellation?

Andrea Schmitz

32/2004: Pragmatic cooperation instead of a strategic partnership: The current status and perspectives for German-Polish relations

Kai-Olaf Lang

31/2025: Protecting civilians in Sudan: Even without a ceasefire, there are ways to curb the brutal violence against the civilian population

Gerrit Kurtz

31/2024: The German-Brazilian Partnership for a Socially Just and Ecological Transformation: Bilateral cooperation as catalyst for the UN climate process

Jule Könneke

31/2023: The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue between Australia, India, Japan and the United States: More symptom than solution to the problem of growing instability in the Indo-Pacific

Felix Heiduk and Christian Wirth

31/2022: Rethinking strategic sovereignty: Narratives and priorities for Europe after Russia's attack on Ukraine

Nicolai von Ondarza and Marco Overhaus

31/2021: Germany, the EU and Global Britain: So near, yet so far. How to link "Global Britain" to European foreign and security policy

Claudia Major and Nicolai von Ondarza

31/2020: Beyond the Green Deal: Upgrading the EU's energy diplomacy for a new era

Maria Pastukhova, Jacopo Maria Pepe and Kirsten Westphal

31/2019: Istanbul election: Remaking of Turkey's new political landscape?

Galip Dalay

31/2018: Flash-in-the-pan development in Egypt? IMF-backed economic recovery stymied by absence of structural reforms and massive human rights violations

Stephan Roll