Since 1980, EU policy towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has served as a major barometer of the ability of the EU to formulate an autonomous and...

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Global world network and telecommunications system

Digital Regulation Technology and Democracy

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Self-Sovereign Identities for People on the Move – A New Approach to Public Sector Authentication?

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Mediterranean Foreign Policy

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Southern Atlanticism Revisited: What Scope for North-South Consensus?

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view of the Taipei City skyline from Mount Elephant

China European Union United States Authoritarian Interference Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

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A Transatlantic Framework for Taiwan

As the first anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine approaches, conflict in the Taiwan Strait has become conceivable. ...

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China Indo-Pacific Foreign Policy

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China’s Shifting Foreign Policy

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Russia Ukraine

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Ukraine Needs More

Notwithstanding recent Russian military advances in Solidar, Ukrainian victories on the battlefield have allowed US supporters of democracy in Eastern...

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Central and Eastern Europe Democracy Elections

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A Test of Democratic Maturity

On January 27–28, Czech voters will elect their country’s new president, choosing between former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and former army Chief of...

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