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2023's Nagorno-Karabakh conflict reshaped Caucasus alliances, breaking Armenia-Russia ties and strengthening Azerbaijan-Turkey-Russia bonds

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The paper shows how inclusion and environmental stewardship have boosted NATO’s influence and can keep doing so despite Russia’s boycott.

EU countries have different needs for improving productivity. To stay competitive, they need flexible plans, not one-size-fits-all solutions

Radical right parties won state elections in Germany despite efforts to curb them. The firewall-policy may be fueling their success.

Why do many Koreans draw sharp distinctions between themselves and others who are perceived as foreigners in South Korea?

The European Union needs to talk defense – and quickly

"With the renewed bonds of friendship[...]our bilateral relationships is now stronger than ever. So too is our trilateral relationship"

The human rights situation in North Korea is in dire need of attention

Is the importance of American democracy the backbone of its leadership legitimacy?

Analyzing the Wagner mutiny's Russian roots, forecasting actors' future, and suggesting policy paths amidst uncertainties