Speakers: Mariam Lau, Political Editor, DIE ZEIT Nathalie Tocci, Scientific Council President, Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) Jacob Ross, Senior Research Fellow, Europe Center, DGAP Chair: Ina ...

From New Delhi to New York: Conflicts and Reforms at the BRICS Summit and the UN General Assembly ...

Armenia has the ambition to become a tech hub connecting the South Caucasus with Europe and Asia. The government has placed digital transformation at the center of its national development strategy.

Jedes Jahr tritt EU-Kommissionspräsidentin Ursula von der Leyen vor das Europäische Parlament, um Bilanz zu ziehen.

Due to its war on Ukraine, Russia has less bandwidth to interfere in the Western Balkans, yet it preserves its leverage over post-conflict settlements in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo. While the EU ...

DGAP's Morning Briefing In this Morning Briefing, we examine the armed drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport and its wider implications. We discuss drone attacks and anti-drone technology, hybrid ...

The Future Combat Air System (FCAS) project was not doomed from the start. Therefore, the way it developed offers lessons for European defense-industrial cooperation. The failure of its joint combat ...

As the EU begins implementing its reformed asylum system, migration diplomacy is becoming increasingly important. Our speakers discuss the role of third-country cooperation in managing migration, ...

If Ukraine has restored urgency to enlargement, Montenegro will determine whether the European Union can still turn strategy into action. Ukraine on its end, needs a sui generis political anchor, ...

The Commission’s initiative to fast-track Ukraine and reform accession led the governments of some EU member states to more closely scrutinize enlargement policy and sharpen their national positions.

Germany and Europe Must Reduce Reliance on China for Battery Recycling Germany faces a strategic paradox: To achieve the green transition and attain carbon neutrality by 2050, it must increase the use ...

Russia’s ongoing interference in the EU’s Eastern Neighborhood threatens the stability of societies and institutions. It aims to prevent reform processes and hinder EU enlargement. States in this ...