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1. Fighting Against Internal and External Threats Simultaneously: China’s Police and Satellite Cooperation with Autocratic Countries

2. China Becoming Globally More Active in the Security Sphere

3. Evolution, not Revolution: Japan Revises Security Policy

4. China's Political-Economy, Foreign and Security Policy: 2023

5. China, climate change and the energy transition

6. NATO’s 2022 Strategic Concept. Analysis and implications for Austria

7. The United States & Japan: Allied Against Disinformation

8. Enhancing small state preparedness: Risks of foreign ownership, supply disruptions and technological dependencies

9. Peninsula Plus: Enhancing U.S.–South Korea Alliance Cooperation on China, Multilateralism, and Military and Security Technologies

10. Countering United Front Work: Taiwan’s Political Warfare System

11. Geopolitics is Local – Ramifications of Chinese Projects for Human Security in Serbia

12. Gender Security and Safety in the ASEAN Digital Economy

13. China’s Digital Silk Road in Indonesia: Progress and implications

14. Defying United Nations Sanctions: Three Reasons for African Engagement with North Korea

15. Debunking the Korean Peninsula "Arms Race": What's Behind South Korea's Military Force Development?

16. Inter-Korean Reconciliation and the Role of the U.S.: Facilitator or Spoiler?

17. Australia’s Response to the China Threat: The Case for Engagement

18. Japan’s Expanded Regional Security Role: The Challenge of China

19. Proceed with Caution: Israeli Research Collaboration with China

20. A Primer on the 2022 National Security Strategy

21. Not all political relation shocks are alike: Assessing the impacts of US-China tensions on the oil market

22. Europe’s Area of Maritime Interest in Northeast Asia

23. Japan and the War in Ukraine

24. Ukraine War Distracts US from China, Legitimizes Nuclear Bombs

25. Space Traffic Management: Time for Action

26. Inside China’s Techno-Security State

27. China–EU Connectivity in an Era of Geopolitical Competition

28. Biotechnology and Security Threats: National Responses and Prospects for International Cooperation

29. The Vision Group on U.S.-ROK Relations: Insights and Recommendations

30. Adapting the U.S.-South Korea Alliance to an Indo-Pacific Regional Architecture: Challenges and Prospects

31. Advancing South Korea-Southeast Asia Security Ties: Between Opportunities and Challenges

32. 2021 Report on American Attitudes towards the U.S.-ROK Alliance and North Korea Policy

33. “The Montreux Petition” and Creeping Islamization of the Turkish Military

34. India’s Fog of Misunderstanding Surrounding Nepal–China Relations

35. Mind the Gap: Priorities for Transatlantic China Policy

36. Takeaways From a Time of Increased Friction: South Korea-Japan Security Cooperation From 2015 to Present

37. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: How Should South Korea Manage its Relations with the United States and China?

38. Takeaways From a Time of Increased Friction: South Korea-Japan Security Cooperation From 2015 to Present

39. The Hong Kong National Security Law and its Implications for Middle Powers

40. Iran’s foreign policy: Buying time until the US presidential elections

41. EU Security Perspectives in an Era of Connectivity: Implications for Relations with China

42. Beyond Corona: Getting EU Economic Security Right

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

44. Water Security and Disaster Management in Asia

45. China Global Security Tracker, No.6

46. Water Security in Southeast Asia: Regional, National, and Sub-national Challenges

47. China’s Alternative Vision for Gulf Security

48. China’s View of the Abraham Accords

49. An EU response to Turkey’s increased aggressiveness

50. The China-Iran Agreement is not a Strategic Shift

51. The Future of India-Israel Arms Trade

52. Domestic and International (Dis)Order: A Strategic Response

53. Arms Flows to South East Asia

54. Security Aspects of Connectivity

55. China in Latin America: Major Impacts and Avenues for Constructive Engagement

56. U.S. Trade Policy in North America, China, and Beyond

57. Present at the re-creation: A global strategy for revitalizing, adapting, and defending a rules-based international system

58. The concept of hedging and its application to Southeast Asia: a critique and a proposal for a modified conceptual and methodological framework

59. Research Collaboration in an Era of Strategic Competition

60. Water Security in the Himalayan Region: Navigating Opportunities for Joint Prosperity and Conflict Prevention

61. Petro Dollar. Petro Yuan. Petro Rupee?

62. US foreign policy tools in the era of disinformation: Deficiencies prevent effective response to malign information operations

63. China Global Security Tracker

64. Do as I Say, and as I Do: 
Chinese Leadership in Nuclear Security

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

66. Is Pyongyang Different in Washington and Seoul? English and Korean Language Policy Discourse on North Korea

67. China’s Belt and Road Initiative and Its Energy-Security Dimensions

68. Promoting the Well-Being of North Korea’s Residents and Refugees through US-ROK Cooperation

69. Responses to Climate-related Security Risks: Regional Organizations in Asia and Africa

70. Climate Change and Violent Conflict: Sparse Evidence from South Asia and South East Asia

71. Taiwan's Place in the Evolving Security Environment of East Asia

72. The Security Dimension of a China Free Trade Agreement: Balancing Benefits and Risk

73. Energy, Trade and Geopolitics In Asia: The Implications for Canada

74. Comments on the Proposed Amendments to the Electricity Act 2003

75. Guardians of the Belt and Road: The Internationalization of China's private security companies

76. Cooperation Between Kazakhstan and the United States in Military Professionalization Programs

77. Turkey and the European Union: Conflicting Policies and Opportunities for Cohesion and Cooperation In Iraq and Syria

78. PeSCo – Anything There for European Defence?

79. Human Trafficking: In the Shadows of the Law

80. The Evolution of the North Korean Nuclear Program: from Survival Strategy to Ideological Legitimization

81. A Way Out of the North Korean Labyrinth

82. Securing Energy Supply and Maritime Interests: Seeking Convergence

83. The Return of Political Warfare

84. Trump’s 2019 Missile Defense Budget: Choosing Capacity over Capability

85. The Other Side of the North Korean Threat: Looking Beyond Its Nuclear Weapons and ICBMs

86. Pakistan’s Gwadar Port: A New Naval Base in China’s String of Pearls in the Indo-Pacific

87. Rebooting U.S.-China Trade Ties: “Enter Ye Through the Narrow Gate”

88. Fuel Competition in the Expanding Power Market Renewable Energy in Southeast Asia

89. Chinese Investment in Critical U.S. Technology: Risks to U.S. Security Interests

90. U.S.-ASEAN-ROK Cooperation on Nontraditional Security

91. Turkey-KRG Energy Relations: Internal and External Dynamics

92. The African Union's Peace and Security Partnership with China

93. Mapping Dilutions in a Central Law

94. The Tactical Utility and Strategic Effects of the Emerging Asian Phased Adaptive Approach Missile Defense System

95. Turkey’s Turbulent Journey with the EPAA and Quest for a National System

96. Seeing Missile Defense as U.S. Hostility, North Korea Aims at More and Better Weapons

97. Ballistic Missile Defense in South Korea: Separate Systems Against a Common Threat

98. A South Korean Perspective on the Impact of Sanctions

99. A View from South Korea on Sino-ROK Relations

100. Strategic Standoff: The U.S.-China Rivalry and Taiwan