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This article, published in the Journal of Democracy, examines Italian Democracy under the new right-wing coalition government Read more here.
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Read moreFormer member of the National Assembly for Wales David Melding discusses federalism in the British context and argues that unionists […]
Read moreAndrew Black and Sam Whimster make the case for reforming the House of Lords into an Upper House representing the […]
Read moreThis Egmont Policy Brief outlines the growing importance of developing cyber defence capabilities, discusses the organisational set-up for this Cyber […]
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Read moreOur Chairman John Stevens and Director Brendan Donnelly discuss the impact of American politics on Brexit, both historically and in the future. The present […]
Read moreThere are three main actors in the Italian development cooperation system: (i) the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation […]
Read moreLast month, the first-ever Dutch Global Health Strategy (DGHS) was released. Developed jointly by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and Ministry of Health (MoH), […]
Read moreTurkey’s next presidential and parliamentary elections are scheduled for 18 June 2023. These elections constitute a critical juncture for Turkey’s […]
Read moreFormer head of the European Commission office in Belfast, Geoff Martin, discusses recent developments in Northern Ireland with our Chairman John […]
Read moreIn 2022, Italians have become more concerned about tensions between Russia and the West – but not more pro-American. They […]
Read moreThe Analytical Article Belarus. Language, identity, the state, and a farewell to illusions is an interview of the historian Dr. […]
Read moreSince the demise of Margaret Thatcher as UK prime minister in 1990, the hardliners in the Conservative party have never […]
Read moreIn this video, our Director Brendan Donnelly argues that Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt realise Brexit is in trouble. The suggestion […]
Read moreOur Chairman John Stevens points to Brexit and other divisions already tearing the Conservative Party apart. He argues that the Reform Party […]
Read moreJohn King discusses the “cult status” Brexit has acquired by its followers, but argues that cults generally come to an ignominious end. […]
Read moreAfter almost eight months of war between Russia and Ukraine, it is clear that the quantity of equipment and personnel […]
Read moreFormer European Editor of The Guardian John Palmer speaks about the apparent pragmatism of the new Conservative government in discussing […]
Read moreItaly will soon be governed by its most radical right-wing government since World War II. Come 25 September, a coalition […]
Read moreThe Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is part of China’s efforts to integrate its neighbouring countries into its economic sphere, […]
Read moreThe World Politics of Social Investment: Political Dynamics of Reform is the second of two volumes of the World Politics […]
Read moreIn this Federal Trust video our Chairman John Stevens and Brendan Donnelly discuss the implications for Brexit of the past turbulent ten days in […]
Read moreIn his latest article, our researcher Miroslav Nožina focuses on the development of Vietnamese drug networks in the Czech Republic. […]
Read moreFormer British Minister for Europe Denis MacShane compares Britain to Weimar Germany or fourth Republic France, lamenting that never has it […]
Read moreOn 1 November 2022, Israelis will cast their votes to elect a new parliament for the 25th time since 1948. […]
Read moreThe “Crimean Republican Institute of Political and Sociological Research” (RIPSI) has released the results of a poll among the residents […]
Read morePrivate sector development is a central pillar of Uganda’s national development strategy. One policy instrument employed by the government to […]
Read moreIn August, the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation and the Razumkov Centre Sociological Service conducted a public opinion poll to […]
Read moreThis paper discusses the impact of the transition to electric vehicles on the Hungarian automotive sector that is highly specialised […]
Read moreA floundering war in Ukraine provided easy justification for the extreme clampdown on the opposition prior to Russia’s regional elections. […]
Read moreFederal Trust Chairman John Stevens argues that the new British Prime Minister, Liz Truss, is taking a dangerous gamble with […]
Read moreVietnamese drug-related criminal activities represent a dynamic phenomenon on the Czech drug scene. Most notably, the Czech security forces have […]
Read moreAll the evidence – from shrinking trade, to relative economic performance, to the Northern Ireland protocol, to the rotting queues […]
Read moreTurkey has placed efforts towards establishing amicable relations with Russia while being a part of the Western alliance. Just after […]
Read moreThis book analyzes the transformation of ethnic and religious political parties in Turkey with special focus on their role in […]
Read moreFederal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly discusses the role of Brexit in the Conservative leadership contest. He argues that the confused debate on […]
Read moreThe Asian Barometer 2022 reports on a first-of-its-kind survey of Swedish public opinion about major Asian countries. We collaborated with […]
Read moreThe official Russian social mythology, which is based on the idea of ”returning everything” and authoritarianism, in its development “stumbled […]
Read moreThe central aim of this book is to foster connections between scholarly discussions of German foreign policy and broader theoretical […]
Read moreCet article revient sur la contribution de Daniel Gaxie à la sociologie des partis et du militantisme, « Économie des […]
Read moreThis edition presents an analytical report, which focuses on the study of the socio-economic consequences of the war, which the […]
Read moreBritish new prime minister, Liz Truss, will be soon confronted with the task of bridging the gap between campaign promises […]
Read moreLebanon is experiencing an economic and financial crisis that seems to have begun with the outbreak of major demonstrations in […]
Read moreIn Czechia, one of the statistically most equal and least indebted states, almost one-tenth of its (mostly low-income) population is […]
Read moreThe national tech stack refers to the totality of a nation’s technological capability, including its infrastructure, supply chains, governance, and […]
Read moreWithout Boris Johnson, Brexit would never have happened. Johnson’s personal brand swung the narrow win for Leave in 2016. Despite […]
Read moreRussia’s military aggression against Ukraine caused a rapid increase in humanitarian needs and a humanitarian crisis, the consequences of which […]
Read moreRussia’s post-1991 nation-building project has been torn between competing interpretations of national identity. Whereas the other former Soviet republics opted […]
Read moreGender inequality in the Russian Federation has been growing in the past few years due to the lack of a […]
Read moreFederal Trust Chairman Johns Stevens and Director Brendan Donnelly discuss Boris Johnson’s chances of survival as Prime Minister. They also consider […]
Read moreAcceptance is growing that Brexit is a source of considerable harm to the UK. Even among supporters of leaving who […]
Read moreFederal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly discusses the British government’s attempt to rewrite the Northern Ireland Protocol; its attempt to deport asylum-seekers to […]
Read moreIncreasing tensions between major powers and even war in Europe are setting the tone for the 2020s. A stable European […]
Read moreFor Ukraine, 2021 was marked by two main stress factors — the COVID-19 pandemic and Russian armed aggression. But if […]
Read moreMeet Valeriy Zaluzhnyy, the commander in chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, who’s quietly leading the fight against Russia’s invaders. […]
Read moreThis article examines how post-conflict states attempt to increase international status by transforming their identities from “peacekept” to “peacekeepers.” It […]
Read moreAfter the Cold War, Italy started to act as an international peacekeeper, deploying troops in dozens of military operations, mainly […]
Read moreIt might seem inappropriate to speak about economic forecasts, even about short-term ones, in conditions when the opposition to Russian […]
Read moreOn 16 March, a sweeping majority in the Italian Chamber of Deputies approved order 9/3491-A/35 committing the Italian government to raise the […]
Read moreThe Hungarian government has been following a pro-China policy since 2010. As a result the Chinese-Hungarian relations are exceptionally good. […]
Read moreUsing a lifecycle perspective, this paper analyzes the use of reserved seats and the evolution of cooptation norms and practices […]
Read moreThe coronavirus, which Ukraine has been opposed to for the past two years, has begun to seem like an echo […]
Read moreA main goal of Spaceways will be to characterise and understand the context of Space Traffic Management (STM), especially its […]
Read moreThis policy brief looks at key Swedish foreign and security policy priorities in the Nordic, Europe and across the Atlantic, […]
Read moreProvides food for thoughts for all those interested in the evolution of French society. Offers an original and self-contained analysis […]
Read moreMedia literacy promotion fosters the quality of public discourse and, thereby, democracy. For instance, media literate citizens are more resilient […]
Read moreThis policy brief reviews the ongoing shift in Denmark’s foreign and security policy in the light of the geopolitical turn […]
Read moreAs confirmed by official sources, the parliamentary elections in Hungary resulted in a two-third majority of the ruling coalition since […]
Read moreThis UI Brief analyses central themes in Finnish foreign and security policy, playing out in the Arctic, Nordics, in Europe […]
Read moreThe article examines the response of the French National Rally (Rassemblement National – RN) to COVID-19. It combines computer-based and […]
Read moreIn 2020, Turkmen citizens abroad staged a record number of peaceful demonstrations demanding socio-economic and political reforms. This study analyzes […]
Read moreThe time has come for Belgium to significantly strengthen its counterintelligence capabilities, as the Russian war against Ukraine will challenge […]
Read moreThe small world of elites seems to be full of “black sheep”, politicians and business leaders who are not afraid […]
Read moreThe European Institute of Romania (EIR) announces the publication of the final Report – The Conference on the Future of […]
Read moreThe article by Assist. Prof. Dr. Danijel Crnčec and Prof. Dr. Ana Bojinović Fenko (both from the Centre of International […]
Read moreThe effects of climate change are felt in several critical sectors in Iraq. A new SIPRI–NUPI fact sheet examines climate-related […]
Read moreCivil society is the key driver of social change, yet civil society organizations and citizen activists face constraints in many […]
Read moreIn addition to Afghanistan, Iraq has been one of the US’s major state-building projects in the 21st century. The recent […]
Read moreA reassessment of Germany’s relations with Russia started after the annexation of Crimea in 2014, and was catalyzed by several […]
Read moreAt the end of World War II the United States became Italy’s indispensable ally, and throughout the Cold War, US-Italian […]
Read moreAlexander Lukashenko has secured victory in the constitutional referendum that was held to strengthen his power positions. However, repressions undermine […]
Read moreThis document provides an English summary of the 2021 edition of IAI’s annual report on Italian foreign policy entitled: “Il […]
Read moreWhen things fall apart you usually take a step back to look at what went wrong and to learn from […]
Read moreThe geoeconomic rivalry is accelerating with the world’s major powers using economic instruments to advance strategic agendas. This poses a […]
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