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1. The Future of Neutrality

2. ASEAN's medium- to long-term trade strategies and the direction of RoK-ASEAN cooperation

3. Rebooting the Entente: An Agenda for Renewed UK-France Defense Cooperation

4. Food Systems in the Pacific: Addressing Challenges in Cooperation with Europe

5. From Stunt to Substance: An assessment of IMF engagement with civil society

6. Opportunities for Multilateral Cooperation on Climate Change in the Arctic

7. Post-Disaster Aid in “Politically Estranged” Settings: Findings from Ten Years of Post-Nargis Social Research in Myanmar

8. Chinese Military-Civil Fusion: Sino-Italian Research Cooperation

9. Southeast Asia Is the Soft Underbelly of American Power in the Indo-Pacific

10. Tricks of the trade: Strengthening EU-African cooperation on trade in services

11. Power couple: How Europe and Algeria can move beyond energy cooperation

12. Feeling the chill: Navigating Arctic governance amid Russia’s war on Ukraine

13. Decarbonisation nations: How EU climate diplomacy can save the world

14. Future-proofing EU security and defence cooperation in the Indo-Pacific

15. Playing the Long Game in the South China Sea

16. Let a thousand contacts bloom: How China competes for influence in Bulgaria

17. We’ll always have Paris: How to adapt multilateral climate cooperation to new realities

18. US-China Roundtable on Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

19. Primer on International Investment Treaties and Investor-State Dispute Settlement

20. The Digital Economy Partnership Agreement: Should Canada Join?

21. Bridging U.S.-Led Alliances in the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific: An Inter-theater Perspective

22. An Analysis on India's Foreign Economic Relations and Its Implications for Korea-India Cooperation

23. Japan’s National Economic Security Strategy and Implications for Korea

24. The Case for Cooperation: The Future of the U.S.-UK Intelligence Alliance

25. Battle Networks and the Future Force

26. Beyond 2025: The Future of the African Growth and Opportunity Act

27. Rethinking NATO engagement in the Western Balkans

28. Protecting NATO’s security community

29. The war in Ukraine and the future of Russia-China relations

30. Cool Change Ahead? NATO's Strategic Concept and the High North

31. The Dos and Don'ts of Strategy Making

32. Lessons from NATO’s intervention in Afghanistan

33. The rise of China and NATO’s new Strategic Concept

34. NATO and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda

35. NATO and human security

36. Time to Leave China’s “16+1” Influence Trap

37. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The War at Sea

38. Baltic States’ Expectations Regarding Germany’s Role in Baltic Security

39. Times they are A-changin’: Africa at the Centre Stage of the new (II) Liberal World Order

40. Xi Jinping Seeks Stability: The 20th National Congress of the CCP

41. Imperial Preference

42. Keeping the OSCE Alive

43. The New Force Model: NATO's European Army

44. US global security partnerships in the Biden era: Twilight or regeneration?

45. The OSCE and a 21st century spirit of Helsinki: Opportunities to shift security back to the people

46. Leveraging Knowledge Generation for Policy Impact: Recommendations for the World Bank

47. Recommendations for US-Africa Space Cooperation and Development

48. Ukraine and China: Russian Invasion and After

49. he EU-Iraq security partnership: A Policy Debate with MEPs

50. Accelerating Transitions towards a Circular Economy and Policy Implications for Korea

51. Tackling the Challenges of Climate Change Adaptation in Central America: Can Korea Contribute?

52. Russia’s Energy Strategy in the Northeast Asian Region and New Korea-Russia Cooperation: Focusing on the Natural Gas and Hydrogen Sectors

53. Leveraging Predeparture Counseling to Support Returning Migrants’ Sustainable Reintegration

54. Humanitarian Pathways for Central Americans: Assessing Opportunities for the Future

55. Embedding Reintegration Assistance for Returning Migrants in the Local Context: The Role of Referrals

56. Reassessing Recruitment Costs in a Changing World of Labor Migration

57. Diversifying Supply Chains: The Role of Development Assistance and Other Official Finance

58. Best and Bosom Friends: Why China-Russia Ties Will Deepen after Russia’s War on Ukraine

59. Indispensable: NATO’s Framework Nations Concept beyond Madrid

60. Resetting NATO’s Defense and Deterrence: The Sword and the Shield Redux

61. Lending to Defaulters: The IMF Updates Its Lending into Arrears Policy

62. Operationalization of the Santiago Network on Loss and Damage: Road to COP 27

63. A next-generation agenda for US-ROK-Japan cooperation

64. The Significance of Convening the European Union – Israel Association Council

65. Unaccountable Accounting: The World Bank’s unreliable climate finance reporting

66. Seeking Safety: Roma Refugees in Moldova – Challenges and humanitarian needs

67. The 2021 Australia-US Ministerial Consultations: Five Critical Areas for Cooperation

68. Making Connectivity Work: Transforming the Port of Thessaloniki into a Top Hub for Southeast Europe and Beyond

69. China's Ties with Southeast Asia : From Green Shoots to Sustained Recovery

70. 2020 Country Brief: Iran

71. Securing the Heavens: How can space support the EU's Strategic Compass?

72. Transatlantic relations and European strategic autonomy in the Biden era: Neglect, primacy or reform?

73. Solidarity during Covid-19 at national, regional and global levels: An enabler for improved global pandemic security and governance

74. Protecting the Environment During Armed Conflict: From Principles to Implementation

75. Russia’s Corona Diplomacy and Geoeconomic Competition: A Sputnik Moment?

76. Turkey’s relations with the US and the EU at the beginning of the Biden presidency: Prospects for change?

77. China’s Foreign Policy at the Centennial of the Communist Party: Prestige Above All

78. Engaging Brazil in the era of climate action: Can Europe and the United States devise a new globalisation?

79. Three decades of Russian Policy in the European Part of the Post-Soviet Space: Swimming Against the Current

80. Climate of cooperation: How the EU can help deliver a green grand bargain

81. Artificial divide: How Europe and America could clash over AI

82. From one master of survival to another: a tardigrade’s plea for NATO2030

83. For a New NATO-EU Bargain

84. TINA for Putin – Or is there an alternative?

85. The EU-MENA Partnership: Time for a Reset

86. Breaking the Law of Opposite Effects: Europe’s Strategic Autonomy and the Revived Transatlantic Partnership

87. Towards cutting-edge European humanitarian leadership

88. Toward a meaningful metric: replacing NATO’s 2% defence spending target

89. EU and NATO Strategy: A Compass, a Concept, and a Concordat

90. The external representation of the EU: A simple matter of protocol?

91. The EU and China: Sanctions, Signals, and Interests

92. A New Start for EU-US relations?

93. How the Strategic Compass can Incubate a European Prototype for Burden Sharing

94. Decolonising Human Rights Protection in Africa: Impunity Rhetorically Repackaged?

95. ‘Greening’ the EU’s cultural diplomacy: Uncovering the potential of the culture-climate nexus

96. A Revised European Semester under Centralised Management: the Risk of Overlooking Social Policy

97. Seven Steps to European Defence, Transatlantic Equilibrium, and Global Europe

98. EU and Russia: From a Partnership to a Rivalry

99. Thirty years of Visegrád Group

100. Greece and Turkey: A Prime Example of a Complicated Relationship