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    The Abraham Accords: A Historic Breakthrough or an Act of Treachery?

    This policy outlook aims to address key questions regarding the UAE-Israel normalisation deal. Why did the UAE-Israel normalisation deal take place now? How does each...

    A Shifting Regional Order in the Indo-Pacific?

    This policy outlook outlines the main dynamics of the evolving strategic landscape in the Indo-Pacific region and examines how regional states are responding to...

    From Energy to Migration: Surveying Italy’s Position in Libya post-2011

    This policy outlook aims to analyse Italy’s approach towards Libya post- 2011. Rome’s various interests in Libya are assessed and used to explain Italy’s...

    One nation, Two States: Turkey’s Stance on the Recent Escalation between Armenia and Azerbaijan

    This info pack examines Turkey’s relationship with Azerbaijan as well as Ankara’s stance in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. This info pack explains Turkey’s military support to...

    Strategic Culture, Elite Structure and the Formation of Russian Foreign Policy

    This discussion paper examines the strategic culture and the elite structure of the Russian Federation as determining internal dynamics that have contributed to the...

    Emmanuel Macron’s Presidency: Vision or Mirage?

    This Policy Outlook outlines the contours of Macron's presidency and examines the roots of both his domestic engagements and his foreign policy vision, particular...

    The Quest for Strategic Autonomy: How the EU Handles Great Power Competition

    This policy outlook examines the EU’s handling of the emerging competition between the US and China and aims to analyse how transatlantic relations may...

    Cutting the Gordian Knot: The Necessary Spirit in the Eastern Mediterranean

    This paper expounds on the need to focus on a resolution of the Cyprus Problem and argues for a greater commitment to the Turkish–EU...

    Iran’s Shifting Position on Nagorno-Karabakh

    This info pack examines Iran’s foreign policy toward Nagorno-Karabakh in the context of Tehran’s relations with both Armenia and Azerbaijan. Although Karabakh is internationally recognised...

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