This study examines the role of Magyar Suzuki in the Hungarian automotive industry. It is the oldest foreign vehicle manufacturer […]
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This study examines the role of Magyar Suzuki in the Hungarian automotive industry. It is the oldest foreign vehicle manufacturer […]
Read moreGlobalization, which has accelerated since the beginning of 1990 (due to the collapse of the world socialist system, among other […]
Read moreIn her new book published by Routledge, IIR’s researcher Asya Metodieva looks at Salafi influencers and foreign fighters in the […]
Read moreOn 7 October 2022, the US released its National Strategy for the Arctic Region, a welcome, important new policy. It […]
Read moreWith the beginning of the Russian aggression, the State Statistics Service practically stopped providing official statistical reports, which was quite […]
Read moreIn this video, Professor A.C.Grayling discusses the path by which he believes Brexit can and should be reversed. For Brexit […]
Read moreRussia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to a major change in Germany’s foreign policy, referred to as a ‘Zeitenwende’ (turning […]
Read moreRussia’s war in Ukraine has resulted in wide support for strengthening European defence capabilities. At the same time, the debate […]
Read moreFrance’s independent nuclear deterrence has been the main pillar of its defence strategy for sixty years. The French nuclear policy, […]
Read moreIn 2023, limits, both individual and collective, will be tested, whether it be inflation, food security, the energy crisis, rising […]
Read moreThe European Union (EU) has over time developed close relations, typically taking the form of acquis-based association agreements, with the […]
Read moreIn a context of rapid technological change, digital manufacturing technologies bear the promise of enabling significant improvement in operational efficiency. […]
Read moreAnalysts debate if there is anything that can change the public opinion in Russia about the so-called “special military operation” […]
Read moreWith the 15th year anniversary of Kosovo’s independence approaching in 2023, the status quo of the Kosovo-Serbia conflict looks increasingly […]
Read moreWith the 15th year anniversary of Kosovo’s independence approaching in 2023, the status quo of the Kosovo-Serbia conflict looks increasingly […]
Read moreMore than ten years after the ousting of Gaddafi, the Libyan police under the Ministry of Interior are still struggling […]
Read moreThis paper examines the links and dynamics between the counter-terrorism and humanitarian aid policies of the European Union (EU). These […]
Read moreThe European Union (EU) likes to think of itself as a leader in global climate action. It has made substantial […]
Read moreIt is far from inevitable that the looming historical defeat of the Russian armed forces in their full-blown invasion of […]
Read moreMobile compressor stations enhance functionality of gas pipelines and make it possible not to vent large volumes of blue fuel […]
Read moreThrough an inter-subjective lens, this open access book investigates the initial labour market integration experiences of these migrants, refugees or […]
Read moreThis Finnish Foreign Policy Paper delves into Finland’s emergent NATO policy, identifying and analysing its underlying factors and rationales. In […]
Read moreThe Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook 2023 aims to examine and evaluate various spheres of Latvia’s foreign and security […]
Read moreThe Russian invasion of Ukraine represents one of the most critical geopolitical developments in Europe’s recent history and a major […]
Read moreWith Russia’s barbaric invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, major conventional war returned to Europe in a manner unseen […]
Read moreThe hydrogen economy appears to enjoying its great leap forward. Assuming its construction goes to plan, a €2.5bn undersea pipeline will from […]
Read moreGreen and Digital transitions are at the forefront of the European Commission’s priorities, they are addressed by flagship horizontal policies […]
Read moreIIR’s researcher Think Visegrad fellow Ivan Lidarev has published a policy paper, which seeks to understand the impact of the […]
Read moreThis paper considers decolonisation as a turning point, or moment of change, in the history of the legal regulation of […]
Read moreTraiter la question climatique est un problème à trois dimensions, chacune tout autant inévitable que les autres. La dimension de […]
Read moreThe publication “Latvia and the United States: Bringing Friendship into the Next Centenary” offers the perspectives of internationally renowned decision-makers […]
Read moreWe live in a technopolar moment. In the current context defined by a fragmented digital landscape, technology and digitalization act […]
Read moreIn late September 2022, Burkina Faso experienced its second coup in eight months. In the name of national security, Captain […]
Read moreIn recent years European and other nations have been increasingly targeted by different manipulation or coercion tactics that remain under […]
Read moreZones of conflict in the European Neighbourhood are interconnected. Going beyond a country-specific approach and paying attention to interconnections between […]
Read moreThe sharp increase in gas prices and France’s withdrawal from Mali have boosted Algeria’s international profile. As Algeria returns cautiously […]
Read moreThis Green Deal Watch presents a general analytical foreword, followed by the in-depth monitoring of Green Deal activities, divided according […]
Read moreIn this video, Brendan Donnelly argues that the so-called “Brexit Freedom Bill” is both pointless and dangerous. It seeks to […]
Read moreParticipation in the monitoring of UN sanctions on North Korea is Europe’s most prominent operational contribution to Indo-Pacific security, but […]
Read moreIn the spirit of Chancellor Willy Brandt’s Ostpolitik, Germany prioritised commercial ties with Russia and China over the geopolitical risks […]
Read moreThe European Union (EU) is committed to promoting human rights and gender equality in its external relations. Mexico, a strategic […]
Read moreQuestioning both sustainability and universality of development led to a movement of developing alternative indicator sets to provide a more […]
Read moreChina has become a key player on the global economic stage, including for local European economies like Barcelona’s. But its […]
Read moreThis report summarises the proceedings of the international conference “Connectivity, Value Chains and the Green Transition: Promoting Multilateralism and Sustainable […]
Read moreThe victory over fascism in the World War II was achieved, among other things, thanks to the second front in […]
Read moreDr Tamar GAMKRELIDZE, Postdoctoral Fellow in the European Neighbourhood Policy Chair at the College of Europe in Natolin, recently co-authored […]
Read moreEurope is in the midst of a profound and complex energy crisis. This is not limited to the gas sector […]
Read moreIn an era of multipolarity, India – expected to become the world’s most populous nation soon – will be a […]
Read moreWestern observers run the risk of failing to notice things that are happening in Chinese society because they are looking […]
Read moreThese days, one very specific type of tourist does descend on Taiwan in droves: the political tourist. For many politicians […]
Read moreThe European Defence Fund (EDF) has been interpreted by a number of scholars as a step beyond intergovernmental cooperation and […]
Read moreWhile Japan notoriously suffers from a structural lack of primary energy sources while being prone to natural disasters, it has […]
Read moreThe role of hydrogen in the global energy system increased over the course of the twenty-first century as global society […]
Read moreThe outbreak of Russia’s war against Ukraine triggered not only a paradigmatic change in the system of international relations, putting […]
Read moreThe AdMiGov indicators offer policy makers, academics, and other interested stakeholders an innovative and evidence-based tool to measure and assess […]
Read moreWhat is the state of economic convergence in the euro area? And will the redefinition of the Stability and Growth […]
Read moreThe Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook 2022 aims to examine and evaluate various spheres of Latvia’s foreign and security […]
Read moreThe stagnating EU accession process needs political will and procedural changes allowing eastern candidates to advance. In the meantime, they […]
Read moreAcademics love analysing documents – indeed, we often over-analyse them. For a security analyst, a National Security Strategy is the […]
Read moreIn this paper we explore whether China’s presence in Francophone Africa is to the detriment or the benefit of the […]
Read moreThis book discusses the interaction of sector-specific regulation and competition policy. Read more here.
Read moreAfter a snap election on 25 September, Giorgia Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy party (Fratelli d’Italia – FdI) emerged as the […]
Read moreThis episode of EuropeChats is a special talk between Heidi Hautala MEP, Vice-President of the European Parliament, and Jim Cloos […]
Read moreThe EU has surprised everybody, not least itself, with its strong response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Yet as the […]
Read moreGeoeconomics – the pursuit by states of power politics using economic means – is the new reality in which European […]
Read moreWith Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, European security has been placed on high alert, highlighting the importance of both the EU […]
Read moreOver the past years, climate has gained a general consensus globally. Several actors, notably the European Union, the USA and […]
Read moreWhat signs can make us think that the threat for Ukraine is imminent. There are two pending questions for us, […]
Read moreEmerging Fashion Capitals, Sustainability, and Female Leadership: A Roundtable Discussion was presented in collaboration with the Hungarian Fashion & Design […]
Read moreTime has come to squeeze the tyrant’s throat with minimum oil prices and maximum restrictions on its sale. The President […]
Read moreAs EU Member States are increasing defence spending and strengthening their armed forces, the role of the EU institutions is […]
Read moreFinland’s and Sweden’s NATO membership offers an opportunity to deepen Nordic defence cooperation. An agile and pragmatic approach to consolidating […]
Read moreThoroughly updated, this extensive reference source provides in-depth information on all matters relating to the European Union (EU): EU energy […]
Read moreOn 12 June 2022, a bilateral meeting between Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio and Somalian President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud […]
Read moreAs armies and weapons cross borders, geopolitics re-enters the western mindset. With his full-scale invasion of Ukraine President Putin attempts […]
Read moreWarming 20% faster than the global average, the Mediterranean region is a hotspot of the climate emergency. If untamed, this […]
Read moreThe headlines this week are, of course, about the results of the midterm elections in the USA, and with that […]
Read moreFollowing a spectacular counteroffensive and the retaking of Kherson, the war in Europe’s east has moved into a new phase. […]
Read moreThe 1986 Chernobyl catastrophe was not only a human and ecological disaster, but also a political-ideological one, severely discrediting Soviet […]
Read moreOver the past couple of years, China has made formidable efforts to shift to new sources of economic growth, modernise […]
Read moreData localisation is often suggested as a solution to global challenges stemming from the increasing dependence of societies on data […]
Read moreFormer member of the National Assembly for Wales David Melding discusses federalism in the British context and argues that unionists […]
Read moreBoosting economic security in face of war, geopolitical upheaval, and other global crises has become a paramount priority for both […]
Read moreNow, as the US dollar rises against almost all currencies, the scenarios of economies of many countries falling into depression […]
Read moreThe book analyses how the extension of individual freedom since the Sixties led to a paradoxical extension of normative system. […]
Read moreAndrew Black and Sam Whimster make the case for reforming the House of Lords into an Upper House representing the […]
Read moreCroatia has been steadily losing its population in the course of the last three decades. Demographic decline is partly a […]
Read moreWith the 15th year anniversary of Kosovo’s independence approaching in 2023, the status quo of the Kosovo–Serbia conflict looks increasingly […]
Read moreWithin less than a month, Russia carried out more than 100 targeted attacks on critical facilities of the Ukrainian energy […]
Read moreThe money that migrants send back home concerns everyone. Remittances have an impact on the GDP of the countries the […]
Read moreMore than most Western European countries, Germany appears especially affected by the Ukraine war. Faced with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, […]
Read moreThe Arctic has always fascinated people; its history, its present, and its future. The future of the Arctic has increasingly […]
Read moreAlthough food insecurity had been worsening in Africa well before Russia´s invasion of Ukraine, the war is triggering more attention […]
Read moreTunisia’s economy is falling off and the country has become less attractive to foreign investors. Despite the agreement reached in […]
Read moreThe European Union is a global leader in promoting gender equality and emphasises the importance of empowerment of women also […]
Read moreIn her new book published by Routledge, our researcher Asya Metodieva looks at Salafi influencers and foreign fighters in the […]
Read moreThe EU aims to promote the green energy transition both at home and abroad. A proactive green energy diplomacy could […]
Read moreThis Egmont Policy Brief outlines the growing importance of developing cyber defence capabilities, discusses the organisational set-up for this Cyber […]
Read moreHouseholds always tend to save money, especially at a time of war and great losses. Today, it should be admitted […]
Read moreFrom a long-term perspective, Italian policies on defence and international security look pretty stable when looking at their basics along […]
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