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As Bosnia Votes, Western Consensus Is Broken
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In den Sturm: 5 Jahre Zentrum für Klima und Außenpolitik
EventKriege, Handelskonflikte, Pandemie und Extremwetter: Die vergangenen fünf Jahre waren von zahlreichen Krisen geprägt. Unter dem Titel „In den Sturm“ blickt das Zentrum für Klima und Außenpolitik anlässlich seines fünfjährigen Bestehens auf seine Arbeit zurück und nach vorn.
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No Time to Lose
How to Protect the EU’s Budgetary Architecture from a Rogue Member State
The Revenue Side of the Next EU Budget
The Art of the Package Deal
In its enlargement policy reviews, the European Commission has brought up a number of well-known reform options. However, it has failed to suggest a way to overcome opposition, especially amongst smaller member states.
As Bosnia Votes, Western Consensus Is Broken
Why Germany Should Not De-risk from France
Germany is asking itself whether it can continue to trust France if the far-right Marine Le Pen is elected president next spring. But that is the wrong question.
Deterrence Is Now Key. But Don’t Forget About Arms Control
The Europeans should offer their expertise in setting up channels of communication and other arms-control measures to their Indo-Pacific partners. Such know-how may become useful sooner rather than later.
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Remaking America: The Midterms and the D/democratic Opposition in Trump’s America
With the 2026 US midterm elections approaching, we examine the state of the Democratic Party amid internal debates, changing public opinion and a series of closely watched primary races. The discussion looks at key House and Senate contests, the growing influence of the party’s progressive wing, the issues motivating voters and President Trump’s approval ratings.
