Foreign Policy
Halting Steps in New Delhi
CFR
A brief, US update on Indo-Pakistan relations
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-02-27
The Iran Nuclear Issue: The View from Beijing
Crisis Group
This 20-page briefing examines China’s perspective on the nuclear impasse, including why it is so hesitant to support further sanctions and insists that more diplomacy is the key to a peaceful solution
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2010-02-22
China and the “AfPak” Issue
Hoover Institution
This 22-page US essay examines the interests and motives, specific policies actual and potential influence, and possible future orientation and behavior of the Chinese leadership in respect of the US Afpak strategy
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-02-22
Russia, China and the United States: From Strategic Triangularism to the Post-modern Triangle
IFRI
This 39-page French paper argues that the most likely successor to US global leadership is not a "multipolar world order" dominated by the great powers, but a rough Sino-American bipolarity
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-02-20
Sustainable Development is Possible in Yemen
CIPE
A 6-page US article proposing a policy for combating extremism in Yemen
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-02-20
Negotiation and Strategy: Understanding Sanctions Effectiveness
NYU Center on International Cooperation
This 23-page US paper advances the debate about sanctions efficacy by assessing their role in a broader conflict management strategy
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-02-18
The EU, China and India: The Promise of Trilateral Engagement
Clingendael
A 3-page Dutch paper arguing that while the EU does engage with China and India in multilateral forums that it promotes, such as the Asia–Europe Meeting (ASEM), a more focused and regular trilateral engagement is likely to be more effective over the longer term in influencing and shaping the Sino-Indian relationship
Foreign Policy, European UnionPosted: 2010-02-11
The Limits of China's Soft Power in Europe: Beijing's Public Diplomacy Puzzle
Clingendael
A 42-page Dutch paper discussing the effectiveness of China's exercise of soft power in Europe
Foreign Policy, European UnionPosted: 2010-02-11
We Need Both Hatoyama's Decision and Obama's Patience
AJISS
A 4-page Japanese commentary on US-Japan relations
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-02-09
The London Conference: It is Time for India to Reassess its Afghan Policy?
IDSA
An Indian commentary calling for a reassessment of that country's Afghan policy
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-02-08
The Iranian Nuclear Issue: A Never-ending Story
EUISS
A 4-page analysis proposing a range of interpretations of Iran's nuclear objectives
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-02-07
Why Does Spain not Have a Policy for Latin America?
FRIDE
This 5-page Spanish policy brief argues that since the region is not a priority for the EU, Latin America offers an excellent platform for Spain to develop an independent policy and influence the European agenda
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-02-07
Eliminating Nuclear Threats: A Practical Agenda for Global Policymakers
CEIP
This 332-page US report outlines practical policy options designed to make progress on today’s proliferation challenges, produce positive outcomes at the 2010 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference, ensure the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and move to a world free of nuclear weapons
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-02-06
Conceptualizing AfPak: The Prospects and Perils
Chatham House
A 33-page UK paper identifying weaknesses in the US' AfPak strategy
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-02-06
Georgia, Obama, Economic Crisis: Shifting Ground in the Russia-EU Relations
IFRI
A critical 20-page French analysis of the current state of EU-Russian relations
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-02-04
The U.S.-Japan Alliance: Relic of a Bygone Era?
AEI
This 7-page US outlook considers the future of the US-Japan alliance
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-02-02
Mullahs, Guards, and Bonyads: An Exploration of Iranian Leadership Dynamics
Rand Corporation
This 170-page US monograph describes Iranian strategic culture, including the perceptions that drive state behavior; the informal networks, formal government institutions, and personalities that influence decisionmaking in the Islamic Republic; the impact of elite behavior on Iranian policy formulation and execution factionalism, emerging fissures within the current regime, and other key trends
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-29
The Obama Moment: European and American Perspectives
EUISS
This 252-page study analyses the impact of Barack Obama's election on trans-Atlantic relations and the dilemmas that radical change in American foreign policy cause for the EU as a global player
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-29
Turkey-Israel: A Fluctuating Alliance
SETA
A Turkish policy brief dealing with Turkish-Israel relations
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-01-25
Turkey and China: Seeking a Sustainable Partnership
SETA
This 16-page Turkish policy brief analyzes Turkish-Chinese relations
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-01-19
U.S.-China Relations: Seeking Strategic Convergence in Pakistan
Brookings
A 21-page US policy paper arguing that the time is ripe for the United States and the PRC to add the stability of Pakistan to the top of their bilateral agenda
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2010-01-19
Turkey’s Quiet Revolution and Its Impact on Israel
Dayan Center
A 7-page Israeli article tracing how, since 2002, Turkey has been undergoing a quiet revolution that has had far-reaching ramifications on the region in general and on Israel in particular
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-01-18
Nuclear Iran: From Confrontation to Cooperation?
IPCS
This 4-page Indian essay discusses Iran’s nuclear strategy and the assessments of the international community which is trying to halt the problem of Iran’s ambiguous nuclear programme
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-13
Kurdish Opening: Onto the Second Round
GMF
A 4-page US analysis on recent developments in relations between Turkey and the Iraqi Kurds
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2010-01-11
Decoding the Erdogan Visit
GMF
A 3-page analysis of current US-Turkish relations
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-11
Abnormalisation:The Bumpy Road to Turkish-Armenian Rapprochement,
CEPS
This 2-page commentary analyzes the complexities of implementing the Turkish-Armenian rapprochement
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-09
A Need for Strategy in a Multipolar World: Recommendations to the EU after Lisbon
Egmont
A 6-page Belgian brief arguing that Brussels needs to (1) develop a grand strategy to define the true purpose of its foreign policy; (2) forge solid strategic partnerships with key global players; and (3) contribute to the building of a new effective multilateral system which takes into account the new global structure of power
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-08
Assessing the Utility of New Sanctions on Iran
USIP
A US Congressional testimony about the effectiveness of sanctions against Iran
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2010-01-08
Strengthening Yemeni Counterterrorism Forces: Challenges and Political Considerations
Washington Institute
A 3-page US policy brief explaining the complexities involved in increasing military aid to Sana
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-08
Understanding the Settlement Moratorium
BESA
A 6-page Israeli perspective on the Netanyahu government’s ten-month moratorium on new building in the West Bank
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-08
"Hope is not a Plan": In Search of a Western Strategy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Clingendael
The 17-page report of a roundtable held to discuss the deteriorating situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-07
The Obama Promise, Challenges and Opportunities for Asia
RSIS
This 13-page address offers an Asian perspective on US Asian policy
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-07
Improved Cross-Strait Relations Confusing to the Japanese
AJISS
A 4-page Japanese commentary on the implications of recent developments in China-Taiwan relations for Japan
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-06
Obama's Visit to Asia
SWP
A 7-page German commentary on the policy implications of Barack Obama's recent visit to Asia
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2010-01-04
Afghanistan: Perfect Paralysis
Chatham House
This 3-page UK article analyses President Obama's Afghanistan strategy. It argues that to be successful it must be given time to wear down the Taliban and to build up confidence among Pashtuns so they return to the political mainstream
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-12-29
Iran: U.S. Concerns and Policy Responses
CRS
A 63-page updated report on U.S. concerns and policy responses in respect of Iran
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-12-22
Europe: Nice Location, Shame about the Neighbours
Europe's World
An article arguing that Europe’s biggest challenge in coming decades is how it will get along with the Islamic world, and warns that Europe needs to shake off its habitual passivity on the Palestinian issue
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-12-18
Turkey’s Changing Internal and International Dynamics: From “Where” to “What”
SETA
This 16-page Turkish policy brief argues that a critical account of US policy toward Turkey vis-a-vis Turkey’s transformation would give a better idea about the fatal misperception towards “where Turkey stands”versus “what Turkey has become” and pitfalls in Western policy formulation towards Turkey
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-12-16
The Sources of Russia’s Rapprochement with Turkey
ADA
An Azerbaijani article discussing the causes of Russia’s rapprochement with Turkey
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-12-08
India-US Relations: The Need to Move Beyond Symbolism
IDSA
An Indian commentary on the state of India-US relations
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-12-03
On the Measure of Power and the Power of Measure in International Relations
DIIS
An 18-page Danish working paper examining the pitfalls of unreflected power analysis
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-12-02
Transforming Turkish Foreign Policy: The Quest for Regional Leadership and Europeanisation
CEPS
This 2-page commentary argues for a ‘rational’ debate on Turkey, in the interests of both Turkey’s democratic future and of the EU’s chances of becoming an effective global power in the 21st century
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-12-02
The Afghan Elections
USIP
A US House testimony on how to move forward in Afghanistan and work with President Karzai
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2009-11-27
Hamas and Its Long-Range Rockets: Military and Political Implications
Washington Institute
A US brief on the military and political implications of Hamas's efforts to build a serious long-range rocket force centering on weapons with a 40- to 60-km range
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-27
End-State Afghanistan: A European Perspective
Egmont
This 4-page Belgian security brief on the importance of the forthcoming international conference on Afghanistan
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-25
Not Too Fast with China
Pacific Forum CSIS
A 2-page US commentary highlighting the importance of the US and China having a clear understanding of what they expect from each othe
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-11-24
Japan’s New Commitment to Asia: Toward the Realization of an East Asian Community
RSIS
A 7-page address by the Japanese Prime Minister on Japan's foreign policy towards Asia
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-11-24
Obama's America: Why it is Likely to Endure in Asia
RSIS
A 3-page Singaporean commentary on the future role of the US in Asia
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-11-24
NATO-Russia Relations after the Georgian Conflict
Clingendael
This 6-page article discusses how the Russia-Georgian conflict impacted on the global level of international politics
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-23
China’s North Korea Dilemma
Hoover Institution
This 27-page article identifies the most salient elements of change and continuity in China's approach to North Korea in order to gain a more precise understanding of the range of interests, assumptions, fears, and hopes that will most likely influence the PRC leadership's future behavior
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-11-23
China’s Expanding Role in Peacekeeping: Prospects and Policy Implications
SIPRI
This 52-page Swedish policy paper offers new insights into the development of China’s engagement in multilateral peacekeeping and the factors and debates that underlie it. It also examines what these new trends mean for multilateral peacekeeping and for China’s major security partners
Disarmament & Peacekeeping, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-19
Ankara-Yerevan Accords Point toward Armenia’s Withdrawal from the Occupied Territories
ADA
An Azerbaijani commentary on the implications of the Ankara-Yerevan accords for Azerbaijan
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-18
An Awkward Dance: China and the United States
Brookings
This 20-page US article analyses the economic interdependence of the US and China and potential flashpoints in the relationship
Foreign Policy, Globalisation & International TradePosted: 2009-11-16
Convergence and Divergence in Taiwan's U.S. Policy, 2004-2008: Analysis and Recommendations
Brookings
This 38-page US article looks at recent developments in Taiwan's US policy
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-11-16
Iran Sanctions
CRS
A 27-page US report on the policy issues influencing sanctions on Iran
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-14
A Possible US-Russian Arrangement and Implications for the Middle East
INSS
An Israeli commentary on a new US initiative launched by the Obama administration for dialogue with Russia that affects both the bilateral and global levels
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-11-12
The United States in the New Asia
CFR
This 56-page US report examines Asia’s regional architecture and consider what it means for the United States. They identify shortcomings in the region’s existing multilateral mix and contend that the United States must increase its involvement in shaping Asian institutions in order to advance U.S. strategic interests and protect the competitiveness of American firms
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-11-10
The Role of Nuclear Weapons: Japan, the U.S., and “Sole Purpose”
Arms Control Association
A US article discussing nuclear weapons in the context of US-Japan security arrangements
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-10
Towards a Post-American Europe: A Power Audit of EU-US Relations
European Council on Foreign Relations, Soros Foundation
This 43-page study on transatlantic relationson points to European inadequacy, which is linked to internal divisions and haste in promoting its particular interests with Washington, in building a balanced relationship with its American counterpart. Amongst European illusions pointed out by the authors is the belief that interests on both sides are fundamentally the same and that the security of Europe still depends on American protection
Foreign Policy, European UnionPosted: 2009-11-10
India's Strategic Defense Transformation: Expanding Global Relationships
SSI
This 40-page US study describes India’s transformation to modernize its military, obtain “strategic partnerships” with the United States and other nations, and expand its influence in the Indian Ocean and beyond includes a shift from an emphasis on the former Soviet Union as the primary supplier of defence equipment to a western base of supply and an increasing emphasis on bilateral exercises and training with many of the global powers
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-11-04
Private Military Contractors and U.S. Grand Strategy
PRIO
This 53-page Norwegian report examines the use of private military contractors by the US
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-31
Signs of Myanmar's Emergence from Diplomatic Isolation
IISS
A 2-page article reporting how a combination of global, regional and internal factors has triggered a series of diplomatic initiatives designed to explore whether there could be a negotiated solution to the long stand-off with Myanmar
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-30
Japan's Nuclear Diplomacy Should Take a Clearer Stand against Iran
JIIA
This Japanese commentary urges the Japanese government to exercise practical leadership in real international politics at a time when Iran's nuclear problem is becoming a growing concern for the international community
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-30
The New DPJ Government: Hope for Democratic Foreign Policy Making
AJISS
A Japanese commentary arguing that a review of foreign policy by the new government has the potential of developing a healthier foreign policy debate in Japan by taking discussions out of closed circles and allowing more responsible politicians to participate
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2009-10-30
Is Turkey Leaving the West?
CFR
A 2-page US article on the Islamicization of Turkey's foreign policy
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-29
The Art of Afghan Alliance Building
CFR
This 2-page US article concludes that Washington's mismanagement of local alliances has proved to be the undoing of its strategy in the country
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2009-10-29
Promotion of Democracy and Foreign Policy in India
SWP
A 27-page German research paper examining whether India can be a partner to the West in the promotion of democratic regimes
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-29
Central Asia's Growing Partnership with China
FRIDE
This 14-page Spanish paper focuses on the political and geopolitical impact of Beijing's growing influence, along with the economic implications of the Chinese presence in Central Asia
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-28
After Soccer Diplomacy: The Turkish-Armenian Relations
Bertelsmann Stiftung
An 8-page German brief considering the expectations, hopes and fears associated with the reopening of the border and the normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-10-19
Dealing with Political Ferment in Latin America: The Populist Revival, The Emergence of the Center, and Implications for US Policy
SSI
This US monograph deals with frustration with poverty, corruption, and citizen insecurity within the political scene in Latin America and the implications for US policy
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-18
The Undeclared War: Germany's Self Deceit in Afghanistan
Korber Foundation
A 69-page German critique of Germany's participation in the Afghanistan operation
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2009-10-18
Rethinking the Burmese Sanctions
Inside Story
An Australian article calling for a more creative approach towards Burma's military regime
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2009-10-14
A BRIC in the World: Emerging Powers, Europe, and the Coming Order
Egmont
This 46-page Belgian paper considers the place of the EU in the coming interpolar order
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-03
China's 60th Anniversary: Celebrating Beijing's Peaceful Rise
RSIS
This 3-page Singaporean commentary argues that Chinese rising power should be viewed positively
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-10-03
Balancing Acts: Russian-Chinese Relations
NUPI
A 52-page Norwegian report on Russian-Chinese relations and developments in SCO and CSTO
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-28
Turkey in Europe: Breaking the Vicious Circle
Independent Commission on Turkey
This report argues that, in the interest of both Turkey and the EU. European governments must honor their commitments and treat Turkey with fairness and the respect it deserves. On its side, Turkey has to re-engage in a dynamic, broad-based reform process, thus confirming that it is willing and serious in its ambition to join the EU
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-28
Japan's Foreign Policy and the Alliance: Transcending Change with Trust
CSIS
A 2-page US brief considering the foreign policy implications of Japan's recent change in government
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2009-09-28
China’s Myanmar Dilemma
Crisis Group
This 51-page report examines Chinese national and provincial policy towards Myanmar and its implications for international approaches toward the country
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-24
What to do on Lebanon: The Future of Lebanon-Israel Relations
MERIA
An Israeli article assessing the future of Lebanon-Israel relations
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2009-09-24
Disaggregating the Pakistani Taliban
DIIS
A 12-page Danish brief providing a detailed insight into the most important Pakistani Taliban factions. Against this background, it is recommended that USA and NATO pursue a policy of differentiation between various Taliban groups in other ways than has hitherto been the case
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2009-09-22
After the GFC: Australia and the Chimerica challenge
ASPI
A 48-page Australian strategy report concluding that Australia will have to come to grips with the prospect of substantial Chinese foreign investment, and that it will come out of the GFC in much better shape than most advanced economies, but the China-US balancing act on which Australia's security and prosperity depends will be both more important and harder to perform
Foreign Policy, Economic PolicyPosted: 2009-09-22
Between Hypocrisy and Narcoterrorism in Latin America
Brookings
A US article on the foreign policy fallout from the dispute over the use of Colombian military bases by the U.S. armed forces
Foreign Policy, Drug AbusePosted: 2009-09-20
After the Election: Will Japan be Different?
Brookings
A US commentary on possible internal and external implications of the August 30 parliamentary election in Japan
Governance & Politics, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-20
Building Regional Peace: Iraq and the Kurds
Gloria Center
This 8-page Israeli article discusses Israeli-Iraqi relations in the post-Saddam era, arguing that Iraq has distanced itself from its traditional radicalism and adopted a more pragmatic and moderate posture
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-20
Iraq’s Reintegration into the Arab World
INSS
An Israeli article describing how Iraq is taking measured steps in order to reintegrate into the Arab world
Regional, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-20
A False Sense of Security: Europe and the Politics of Financial Crisis
FRIDE
This 5-page Spanish policy brief comments that the geopolitical impact of the financial crisis has been less than many feared. In purely geopolitical terms the crisis has not been a game-changer, but one extremely influential factor amongst many that now condition foreign policy calculations
European Union, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-16
German Middle East and North Africa Policy: Interests, Strategies, Options
SWP
This 73-page German study identifies Germany's objectives, interests and options in the Middle East and North Africa, examining the extent to which concepts and strategies have been developed, and exploring whether the identified approaches match up to the aims.
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-16
What is Achievable in Afghanistan? Japan and Europe Should Talk Straight to the US
AJISS
A 4-page Japanese commentary asking for clarity in Western strategy towards Afghanistan
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-16
Lessons from the Uighurs' Revolt
AJISS
A 3-page Japanese commentary on the lessons highlighted by the Uighurs' revolt
Foreign Policy, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2009-09-16
Iran: Domestic Crisis and Options for the West
CSS
This 3-page Swiss analysis studies the likely interaction of Iran's domestic crisis and Western policy towards Iran's nuclear ambitions
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-16
A New Era in Turkish-Armenian Relations
EUISS
This 2-page opinion examines the long road which has led to a thawing in relations between Turkey and Armenia and the pragmatic reasons for this rapprochement
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-15
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: A Partner for Stabilising Afghanistan?
Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies
This Australian report argues that during efforts to bring stability and security to Afghanistan, the international community of states may have overlooked a critical ally; the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
Foreign Policy, Defence, Terrorism & SecurityPosted: 2009-09-11
Is There Time to Prevent an Iranian Nuclear Weapon?
ACA
This 5-page US threat assessment brief takes a timely and critical look at the assumptions behind projections that Iran will soon have a nuclear weapon and the implications for diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-10
The United States–China Economic Relationship and the Strategic and Economic Dialogue
Peterson Institute
A US House testimony on how the initial Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED), building on other United States–China contacts and its own predecessor forums, has made an important contribution toward progress on two international economic issues: the current economic crisis and global warming
Foreign Policy, Economic PolicyPosted: 2009-09-10
China's International Behavior: Activism, Opportunism, and Diversification
Rand Corporation
This 278-page monograph analyzes how China defines its international objectives, how it is pursuing them, and what it means for U.S. interests
Foreign PolicyPosted: 2009-09-10
Iran and the Arab World: A View From Riyadh
MERIA
A 10-page Israeli paper describing Saudi attitudes to Iranian expansionism and the possible implications for Israeli-Saudi relations
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-08
Cyprus: The Costs of Failure
CER
This 5-page briefing note looks into the effects of a failure in the Cyprus negotiations that may range from disagreement between Ankara and Athens to collateral damage in EU-NATO relations
Foreign Policy, European UnionPosted: 2009-09-08
The Armenian-Turkish Rapprochement and the Reordering Of Geopolitics in the Caucasus
ADA
An Azerbaijani article exploring the significance of the Armenian-Turkish rapprochement
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-07
Making Good Use of the EU in Georgia: The "Eastern Partnership" and Conflict Policy
IFRI
This 22-page paper describes how the EU has stepped up the visibility of its involvement in Georgia
Foreign Policy, European UnionPosted: 2009-09-07
Israel-Maghreb Relations: Realities and Possibilities
MERIA
This 5-page Israeli article presents an overview of Israeli-Maghrebi relations since Israel's establishment. It also discusses cooperation with Israel in various spheres and ideas on how to further promote this
Foreign Policy, RegionalPosted: 2009-09-06