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401. Germany’s Role in NATO’s Nuclear Sharing The Purchasing Decision for the Tornado’s Successor Aircraft

402. Disorder from Chaos: Why Europeans fail to promote stability in the Sahel

403. The best defence: Why the EU should forge security compacts with its eastern neighbours

404. Mapping African regional cooperation: How to navigate Africa’s institutional landscape

405. The power of perspective: Why EU membership still matters in the Western Balkans

406. Sustainable finance: the road to greater energy security in the Visegrad region

407. COVID-19 and the defence policies of European states

408. Catalyst or crisis? COVID-19 and European Security

409. NATO’s strategic redirection to the South

410. Time for a NATO strategy on North Korea?

411. Scoping NATO's environmental security agenda

412. It’s that time of the decade again: some considerations for NATO’s eighth Strategic Concept

413. Estonia’s Partners in the EU Coalition Machinery: Maximising Influence in the EU through Coalition-building

414. Final Week Cybersecurity Considerations: Top Takeaways

415. An Intelligence Agenda for a New Administration

416. Technology Factsheet: Quantum Computing

417. The European Defence Fund and Norway

418. Russia’s view of Georgia: a NATO proxy yet again?

419. Measuring Russia’s attention to Europe and the world

420. The End of German Ostpolitik: What a Change in Germany’s Russia Strategy Might Look Like

421. Upgrading Europe’s Civilian Crisis Management: A Strategic Planning Process in Ten Steps

422. Protests and Regime Suppression in Post-Revolutionary Iran

423. A Paris Reset on Hezbollah? Implications for French Interests and Regional Security

424. Mediterranean Sea: a paradigm of contemporary conflicts

425. The Networking Strategy of Contemporary Chinese Diplomacy

426. Partial Local Autonomy in Southern Syria: Conditions, Durability, and Replicability

427. Emerging Security Challenges: framing the policy content

428. Tool 2: Policing and Gender (Gender and Security Toolkit)

429. Gender and Private Security Regulation

430. A Security Sector Governance Approach to Women, Peace and Security

431. Tool 1: Security Sector Governance, Security Sector Reform and Gender (Gender and Security Toolkit)

432. The Development of Hydrocarbons in East Africa: Political and Security Challenges

433. Russia’s Militia Groups and their Use at Home and Abroad

434. Prospects for the New EU Strategy on India: Game Changer or Business as Usual?

435. The Forgotten Peace at Twenty-Five: How to Protect and Strengthen Israel-Jordan Ties

436. Cyber-Security: The Threats from Russia and the Middle East

437. Funding Defence for the Age of Accelerations

438. Hyperinflation in Venezuela: A Stabilization Handbook

439. Iran Has a Slow Motion Banking Crisis

440. Opening Internet Monopolies to Competition with Data Sharing Mandates

441. Toward a More Effective UN-AU Partnership on Conflict Prevention and Crisis Management

442. Navigating Crisis and Opportunity: The Peacekeeping Transition in Darfur

443. Incorporating Gender into UN Senior Leadership Training

444. Transitioning to National Forces in Somalia: More Than an Exit for AMISOM

445. Preventing Violent Extremism While Promoting Human Rights: Toward a Clarified UN Approach

446. The Global Pushback on Women’s Rights: The State of the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda

447. Focus on 2020: Opportunities for the Twentieth Anniversary of Resolution 1325

448. Lessons for “Partnership Peacekeeping” from the African Union Mission in Somalia

449. 2019 ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting-Plus: Enhancing Bilateral and Regional Cooperative Security for India and Japan in the Indo-Pacific

450. The Quad process: The evolution of diplomatic and maritime security cooperation in the Indo Pacific

451. Third UN Conference on Law of the Sea (1973–1982): Promoting Peace, Security, Law, and Order in the Oceans

452. What do we know about cyber escalation? Observations from simulations and surveys

453. UN Funding Cuts for Peacekeeping Have Consequences for Ghana: After sixty years of UN peacekeeping

454. Ghana's Peacekeeping Efforts Abroad Have an Impact at Home: The Many Implications of UN Peacekeeping

455. We Need to Distinguish Between Local and Globalist Foreign Fighters

456. Inside the Russian Digital Domain: Plug in, plug out

457. Disinformation Goes South: Political technologies threaten developing countries

458. Achieving a Sustainable Peace in Yemen Lies with Locally Driven Initiatives

459. Can China Buy Peace? Money and Security in the South China Sea

460. Denmark's China Challenge

461. The Impact of Remote Surveillance in Iraq: A tool of coercion or public security

462. Eagles riding the storm of war: The role of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party

463. Progress on implementing the Briefing note Hague Declaration on Climate and Security

464. Stormclouds and Solutions: Anticipating and Preparing for Climate Change and Security Risks in the Caribbean

465. The Warning Signs are Flashing Red: The interplay between climate change and violent extremism in the Western Sahel

466. Climate Security: Making it #Doable

467. Women’s Participation and the Fate of Nonviolent Campaigns: A Report on the Women in Resistance (Wire) Data Set

468. If You Want Improved Security Outcomes You Have Tools

469. Transforming Security: Women Define Security Differently

470. US Leadership on Women and Foreign Policy: Recommendations for the 116th Congress

471. Strengthening European Leadership on Global Health Security

472. Stress Tests: An insight into crisis scenarios, simulations and exercises

473. The EU as a Maritime Security Provider

474. Who's Fighting Whom in Tripoli: How the 2019 Civil War is Transforming Libya's Military Landscape

475. Executive Summary: Understanding Russian Strategic Behavior Russia Strategic Initiative-Workshop 3 March 18-19, 2019

476. The Great Puzzle: China in Central and Eastern Europe

477. Terrorism: Two Faces of Women

478. Gang Violence as Organized Violence: Implications for the WPS Index

479. The First Year of the Compact: How the Review Process Can Make Civilian CSDP More Capable

480. Berlin’s Preliminary 5G Decision: Limiting Damage and Learning Lessons

481. A New Dimension of Air-Based Threats: Germany, the EU, and NATO Need New Political Initiatives and Military Defense Systems

482. The Compact Roadmap: Towards a New Level of Professionalization in Civilian CSDP

483. German Leadership in Arms Control: Three Pillars to Achieve More Realism

484. Technology and Strategy: The Changing Security Environment in Space Demands New Diplomatic and Military Answers

485. Creating the Political Space for Prevention: How ECOWAS Supports Nationally Led Strategies

486. Breaking the Silos: Pragmatic National Approaches to Prevention

487. Discussion Brief: Costs of Inequality and Exclusion

488. Boko Haram and the African Union's Attitude Towards Terrorism

489. China’s great game in the Middle East

490. Guarding the guardians: Ukraine’s security and judicial reforms under Zelensky

491. A Vision for Nuclear Security

492. Combating Complacency about Nuclear Terrorism

493. Securing Nuclear Weapons and Materials Worldwide: Expanded Funding Needed for a More Ambitious Approach

494. Finding a European response to Huawei’s 5G ambitions

495. Should I stay or should I go? Security considerations for members leaving al-Shabaab in Somalia

496. Why Franco-German leadership on European defense is not in sight

497. Experience and Awareness of Climate Change in Africa

498. Are Africans’ Freedoms Slipping Away?

499. European Union-Western Balkans: for a revised membership negotiation framework

500. Cooperative Ideas for New Communication & Conference Processes in the Middle East/Gulf