Weekly International
Press Brief
December
30 : XI - 04 : XII : 2020
COVID 19: Vaccine
> The Geopolitics of Vaccine Distribution
> COVID-19 and the cost of vaccine nationalism
Macron Doctrine
> La doctrine Macron : une conversation avec le Président français
> Doctrine Macron - saison II
Iran Nuclear Programme
> How Will Iran React to Another High-Profile Assassination?
> Why the Assassination of a Scientist Will Have No Impact on Iran’s Nuclear Program
Brexit
> No Deal Better Than Bad Deal? We're About to Find Out
> Projecting the UK’s values abroad
> A Renewed Push for Scottish Independence Takes Shape
Sahel
> Growing State Fragility in the Sahel: Rethinking International Involvement
> The Puzzle of JNIM and Militant Islamist Groups in the Sahel
> A logic of its own: the external presence in the Sahel
Nagorno-Karabakh
> Nagorno-Karabakh: This Could Be How the Next Caucasus War Begins
> Les enseignements opérationnels de la guerre du Haut-Karabakh
EU-Africa
> Europe Needs A Strong Africa, But Will It Work to Achieve One?
> The Need for EU-Russia Dialogue on Africa
Terrorism
> Islamic State Fighters’ First Claimed Attack in Tanzania: Strategic Calculations and Political Context
Great Powers
> The Coming Bipolarity and Its Implications: Views from China and Russia
> China Thinks America Is Losing: Washington Must Show Beijing It’s Wrong
USA
> Biden ha ganado las elecciones, pero seguimos en la América de Trump
> The Next National Defense Strategy
> Domestic and International (Dis)Order: A Strategic Response
> Divided We Fall: Why the ‘America First’ Policy Has Created New Problems
China
> Six Principles to Guide China’s Policy Toward the United States
> China's Moon Plans: A Cautionary Note
> The Rise of Technocratic Leadership in the 1990s in the People’s Republic of China
Russia
> RUSSIAN FUTURES 2030: The shape of things to come
> Is Putin Really Considering a Military Alliance With China?
> Russians Expect US-Russian Relations to Worsen Under Biden
European Union
> Europe’s Slide Away From Democracy
> Sovereign Europe, dangerous world: Five agendas to protect Europe’s capacity to act
> The State of the European Union: The EU faces the perfect storm
Europe
> Conflict management in the Donbas: the elections that could not be
> Belarus’s Optimistic Protesters and Putin’s Intentions
Middle East
> Turkey's Opposition vs. the AKP: Measuring Messaging
> The Arab Spring at Ten Years: What’s the Legacy of the Uprisings?
> The Assassination of Fakhrizadeh: Considerations and Consequences
> Why is Saudi Arabia finally engaging with Iraq?
> Devising a Consensus-Driven Security Architecture for the MENA Region
Latin America
> El mapa político en Brasil se reconfigura
> The Difficult Search for A “Brazilian Biden”
> ¿El regreso de los generales?: relaciones civiles-militares en América Latina en tiempos de pandemia
> Did Brazilians Vote for Jair Bolsonaro Because They Share his Most Controversial Views?
Asia
> What RCEP can tell us about geopolitics in Asia
> India’s no-first-use dilemma: Strategic consistency or ambiguity towards China and Pakistan
> No Winners in Australia-China Trade War
> North Korea’s very odd year
Africa
> South Sudan’s two big foreign policy questions
> Ghana Election: Fault Lines in a Resilient Democracy
> High expectations for the next AU Commission chair
> In Uganda, Another Museveni Crackdown
> Voters’ Perceptions of Gender Differences in Vote Buying: The Case of Tanzania
Populism
> The impact of COVID-19 on the Italian far right: The rise of Brothers of Italy
NATO
> Turkey’s crisis with the west: how a new low in relations risks paralyzing NATO
> Why Joe Biden Should Lead a Reboot of NATO
> Why Can't Europe Defend Itself?
International Security
> The Power of Augmented Reality: How Narratives Impacted U.S.-Russian Arms Control Negotiations
> Debunking Six Myths On Conflict Prevention
Books & Reviews
> Fort Everywhere: How did the United States become entangled in a cycle of endless war?
> Stalin and the Fate of Europe: The Postwar Struggle for Sovereignty
> “Revolution Goes East: Imperial Japan and Soviet Communism”
