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Der neue Podcast "BerlinsideOut" gibt tiefe Einblick in die deutsche Außenpolitik. Die Moderatoren Benjamin Tallis , Senior Research Fellow und Leiter der „Aktionswerkstatt Zeitenwende“, und der Journalist Aaron Gasch Burnett, tauchen wöchentlich mit wechselnden Gästen tief in die geopolitischen Dynamiken und Deutschlands Rolle darin ein.

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Nagorno Karabakh: The Rise of Authoritarian “Conflict Resolution”

Azerbaijan took control of its Nagorno-Karabakh region by military action, forcing thousands of Karabakh Armenians to flee their homeland. The development sets a risky precedent for future peaceful conflict resolution in the South Caucasus region. It is also a failure of Western diplomacy. The takeover of Nagorno-Karabakh is a dangerous example of authoritarian “conflict resolution” that undermines the legitimacy of liberal peacemaking efforts. Despite Russia’s relative weakness with its war against Ukraine, it is setting the norms in this conflict – not the EU or US.

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Dr. Stefan Meister
Memo

Germany Should Reengage with a United Kingdom in Flux

Seven years after the Brexit vote shocked Germany, it’s time for the two countries to rediscover common ground. Unfortunately, Berlin is sitting on its hands.

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Dr. Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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Why Europe Needs to Rediscover the Art of Political Innovation

Squeezed between the United States and China when it comes to innovation, the EU has been pointing to the “Brussels Effect.” Producing rules, though, does not compensate for not producing things. Europe needs more inclusive structures that reach beyond its borders rather than closing them down.

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Dr. Roderick Parkes
IPQ
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Explained: The Consequences of the New Escalation in Karabakh

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