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  • Arms Exports and Feminist Foreign Policy

    Arms Exports and Feminist Foreign Policy

    • April 11, 2018

    In recent years, we’ve seen a number of depressing political shifts in the Euro-Atlantic area — but the rise of feminist foreign policies is not among them.

    The trend was set in 2014 when Margot Wallström was named foreign minister …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Russia: Foreign Policy of a Country In-Between

    Russia: Foreign Policy of a Country In-Between

    • January 21, 2018

    by Viatcheslav Morozov

    University of Tartu, Estonia

    How much do we know about the driving forces behind Russia’s foreign policy? Despite our repeated failures to predict the Kremlin’s actions, we actually do understand a lot. Probably the most important thing …

    By CIPS
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  • A Pioneering War Crimes Tribunal Comes to an End

    A Pioneering War Crimes Tribunal Comes to an End

    • December 14, 2017

    At the end of December, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) closes its doors after 24 years in business.

    The United Nations court, situated in The Hague, was established in 1993 with the goal of providing accountability …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • The General and the Genocide

    The General and the Genocide

    • November 26, 2017

    General Ratko Mladić has been sentenced to life in prison by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. The court found the former Bosnian Serb military chief guilty of one count of genocide and ten crimes against humanity, plus …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • Merkel’s “Homelessness” of Power and the Future of the EU

    Merkel’s “Homelessness” of Power and the Future of the EU

    • October 23, 2017

    It has been very quiet in Berlin after the general election of 24 September. Yes, Angela Merkel officially won the election with 26.8% or 200 seats in the new Bundestag. However, her Christian Democrats (CDU) together with the Christian Social …

    By Benjamin Zyla
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  • The German Election: A (Preliminary) Analysis

    The German Election: A (Preliminary) Analysis

    • September 28, 2017

    Minister of the Interior Thomas de Maizière, of the Christian Democrats (CDU), had a hard time defending his seat in Sunday’s general election in Germany. This is rather surprising given that his riding in Saxony, close to Dresden, in the …

    By Benjamin Zyla
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  • A New G-20 for a Leaderless World

    A New G-20 for a Leaderless World

    • July 14, 2017

    The US retreat from leadership of liberal multilateralism could open a policy space for new members within a reformed G-20.

     

    The 2017 G-20 summit, normally dull and technical, emerges as a key transition point in global power relations. G-20 …

    By John Sinclair
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  • CETA after Opinion 2/15: Legal Clarity or Confusion?

    CETA after Opinion 2/15: Legal Clarity or Confusion?

    • July 13, 2017

    By Jens Ladefoged Mortensen

    Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen

    The EU’s trading partners must wonder what goes on inside Europe. What does it take to get a trade deal done? True, trade negotiations are notoriously complex. The CETA …

    By CIPS
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  • Beyond the Macron–Trudeau Bromance, Part 2: Two Leaders Bound to Co-operate

    Beyond the Macron–Trudeau Bromance, Part 2: Two Leaders Bound to Co-operate

    • June 27, 2017

    President Macron may or may not be Europe’s saviour — to answer the question put by the Economist on its June 17th cover — but he has clearly become a European leader on par with Angela Merkel. He has …

    By Ferry de Kerckhove
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  • Beyond the Macron–Trudeau Bromance, Part 1: The French Elections

    Beyond the Macron–Trudeau Bromance, Part 1: The French Elections

    • June 27, 2017

    “Alea jacta est” — the dice have rolled… France’s National Assembly will look totally different from the previous one. While the final results have only confirmed the amazing revolution, several questions remain as to the future of French politics and …

    By Ferry de Kerckhove
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  • #rezist: Protest in Romania

    #rezist: Protest in Romania

    • March 9, 2017

    by Teodor Lucian Moga

    In the past weeks, Romanians have staged the largest mass protests since the country’s break from Communist rule in 1989. On Sunday, February 27, several thousand protesters gathered in front of the government building in Bucharest’s …

    By CIPS
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  • Why a small meeting of far-right delegates in Europe shouldn’t go unnoticed

    Why a small meeting of far-right delegates in Europe shouldn’t go unnoticed

    • January 23, 2017

    The day following President Donald Trump’s inauguration was marked by the Women’s March on Washington and hundreds of “sister marches” in cities around the world — a global display of disapproval for the new US leader and his retrograde understanding …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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