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1. EU Development Cooperation Policy Shifts from Charity to Self-interest

2. Between Erdogan, Mitsotakis, and Biden: The Evolving Ankara-Athens-Washington Triangle

3. Exchanging Money for Love? A Regional Analysis of EU Cohesion Policy on Euroscepticism

4. Commitment to Control Weaponised Artificial Intelligence: A Step Forward for the OSCE and European Security

5. Developing EU Trade Incentives: A Support Tool for Refugee Self-Reliance and Host Community Resilience in Turkey

6. Could the EU’s New Agenda for the Mediterranean Turn Climate Change from a “Threat Multiplier” into an “Opportunities Multiplier”?

7. From a Fragmented Cooperation to an Integrated Approach – The Emergence of the Maghreb and Sahel Region and its Consequences for the European Union

8. Parliamentary oversight of the police and the EU accession process – a missing link in the fundamentals-first approach

9. Leaving Stabilocracy Behind – Rethinking the French Approach to the Western Balkans

10. Rethinking the Dutch position towards the Western Balkans in the new security environment in Europe

11. EU in Search of a WTO-Compatible Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

12. Current Account Balances’ Divergence in the Euro Area: an Appraisal of the Underlying Forces

13. The African-France Summit and an Overview of its Recommendations Since 1973

14. British Pugwash Note on the Absence of Sole Purpose in NATO’s 2022 Strategic Concept

15. The EU–UK relationship: It is what it is

16. Gains Associated with Linking the EU and Chinese ETS under Different Assumptions on Restrictions, Allowance Endowments, and international Trade

17. An Abrupt Awaking to the Realities of a Pandemic: Learning Lessons From The Onset of COVID-19 in the EU and Finland

18. EU Strategic Autonomy in the Shadow of Geopolitical Rivalry: A View from Moscow

19. Montenegro after the General Elections: A New Chapter in Transition or Preservation of Status Quo?

20. Unlocking European Defence. In Search of the Long Overdue Paradigm Shift

21. Israel Should Maintain its Mediterranean Alignment, Despite Signals from Ankara

22. Who benefits really from phasing out palm oil-based biodiesel in the EU?

23. NATO 2030- The Military Dimension

24. Proportionality and Karlsruhe’s Ultra Vires Verdict: Ways Out of Constitutional Pluralism?

25. Greece-Israel Relations Help Stabilize the Eastern Mediterranean

26. The Israel-Russia-Syria deal: Cost, beneficiaries and future deals

27. Turkey, Pakistan: Inside the Ankara-Islamabad axis

28. Beyond Networks, Militias and Tribes: Rethinking EU Counter-Smuggling Policy and Response

29. Post-Covid-19 EU-Southern Neighbourhood Trade Relations

30. Great Expectations: Defining A Trans-Mediterranean Cybersecurity Agenda

31. Translating Results-Based Financing from Theory to Operational Reality: Lessons from the Practical Application of RBF at the European Commission

32. Incentivising Investment in Human Capital through the European Fund for Sustainable Development

33. European defence policy in an era of renewed great-power competition

34. Alliance capabilities at 70: achieving agility for an uncertain future

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

36. Turkey’s military policy in Syria: implications for NATO

37. No time to hedge? Articulating a European pillar within the Alliance

38. Projecting Stability to the South: NATO’s other challenge

39. Sharpening EU sanctions policy for a geopolitical era

40. The European Green Deal: Assessing its current state and future implementation

41. Finnish-Swedish defence cooperation: What history suggests about future scenarios

42. Germany’s EU Council presidency: Navigating the post-Covid political landscape

43. EU strategic autonomy: A reality check for Europe’s global agenda

44. Uzbekistan’s new Central Asia policy: The economic rationale and political implications of good neighbourliness

45. The Power to Engage: Giving Punch to a new EU Global Strategy 2020

46. What Could a Geoeconomic EU Look Like in 2020?

47. Will a European Security Council Bring Strategic Relevance?

48. The Role of France and Germany in the Euro Area Reform

49. Setting the bounds of the European Union

50. Transparency and Reporting on Arms Exports within and from the EU

51. China's Rise as a Global Security Actor: Implications for NATO

52. Promoting and Projecting Stability: Challenges and Perspectives

53. Post-Corona Europe: Challenges from the Far East

54. Franco-German "Twin Engine" Must Go On

55. Schengen and COVID-19 Combined

56. The European Union's Defense Dimension

57. The Political Economy of Industrial Policy in the European Union.

58. Resilience or Relocation? Expectations and Reality in the City of London since the Brexit Referendum.

59. EU sanctions and Brexit: Losing the hard edge of European foreign policy?

60. Covid-19 bends the rules on internal border controls: Yet another crisis undermining the Schengen acquis?

61. Eurasian Union fails a critical test: Displaying irrelevance in the time of the corona crisis

62. Warsaw, Brussels, and Europe’s Green Deal: Challenges and Opportunities in 2020

63. Israel, Greece, and the Turkish Challenge: Acute Testing Lies Ahead

64. The Struggle for the Mediterranean: The EMGF Stake in the Libyan Civil War

65. Israel-Greece-Cyprus take on Turkey in the Mediterranean

66. Towards the future in the Three Seas Region

67. Great Britain and the European Union Beyond Brexit

68. Elections that will shape the EU more than ever befor

69. Britain's Uncertain Brexit March

70. EU Strategy for the Danube Region – Bridging the gap between national and European policies

71. Change and Continuity in Japan-Russia Relations: Implications for the United States.

72. The Global Impact of Brexit Uncertainty

73. China Global Security Tracker

74. Keeping the momentum in European defence collaboration: An early assessment of PESCO implementation

75. European security in crisis: what to expect if the US withdraws from NATO

76. The Union for the Mediterranean Ten Years After Its Foundation - How to Overcome the Frustrated Ambitions

77. EU-Turkey Policies in Iraq & Syria: Challenges & Opportunities

78. Energy security in the Baltic Region: between markets and politics

79. Vostok 2018: ten years of Russian strategic exercises and warfare preparation

80. Preparing for “NATO-mation”: the Atlantic Alliance toward the age of artificial intelligence

81. NATO’s coming existential challenge

82. NATO’s Futures: the Atlantic Alliance between Power and Purpose

83. “NATO@70”: still adapting after all these years

84. NATO is doing fine, but the Atlantic Alliance is in trouble

85. NATO at 70: enter the technological age

86. Building the airplane while flying: adapting NATO’s force structure in an era of uncertainty

87. What NATO’s counter-terrorism strategy?

88. Why the Baltics matter. Defending NATO’s North-Eastern border

89. A Strategic Odyssey: Constancy of Purpose and Strategy-Making in NATO, 1949-2019

90. The necessary adaptation of NATO’s military instrument of power

91. Deterring hybrid threats: the need for a more rational debate

92. Russia’s Military Posture in the Arctic Managing Hard Power in a “Low Tension” Environment

93. Russia and China: “axis of convenience” or “stable strategic partnership”?

94. NATO and EU training missions in Iraq – an opportunity to enhance cooperation

95. Fighting “Men in Jeans” in the grey zone between peace and war

96. From hybrid warfare to “cybrid” campaigns: the new normal?

97. The role of democracy and human rights adherence in NATO enlargement decisions

98. NATO and the EU The essential partners

99. What NATO contribution to the security architecture of the Indo-Pacific?

100. The enhanced Forward Presence: innovating NATO’s deployment model for collective defence