Turkey and EU at a Crossroads: How to Fix a Wrecked Relationship Published: 7 July 2017 Although EU-Turkey relations seem back on track lately, the accession talks continue to face big obstacles. An open political dialogue guided by human rights and rule of law is needed Laura Batalla
EU-Russia Relations: Towards an Increasingly Geopolitical Paradigm Published: 3 July 2017 EU-Russia relations are shaped by their different approaches to international politics. Where the former follows a liberal path, the latter pursues a neorealist paradigm Tania Marocchi
Euro-Atlantic Security under the New US Administration: Will Trump Destroy the International Security Architecture? Published: 16 June 2017 The pillars of the international security architecture have been shaken since Trump took office but they are not crumbling yet. A look into implications on Euro-Atlantic security Julia Berghofer
Just a Second Theatre of Conflict? – Countering the Narrative of ‘Turkish democracy’ Published: 29 May 2017 Has Turkey’s EU accession bid finally come to ‘a dead end’? Answers to questions like these remain unclear but a new strategy to shape EU-Turkey relations can still be developed Ludwig Schulz
Transactional or Transcendent? Turkey’s Ties to the European Union Published: 8 May 2017 President Erdogan announced a reexamination of all political and administrative ties with the European Union after last month's referendum. A critical assessment of what is stake Soner Cagaptay , Oya Rose Aktas
Turkey-EU Relations: Past, Present – and Future? Published: 2 May 2017 Turkey has been waiting for its accession to the EU for now 30 years. A look into past, present and future of EU-Turkey relations explores the push and pull dynamics of the country's rocky path to EU membership Selim Kuneralp
Moving Closer to a Reset ─ Turkey and the EU in 2017 Published: 24 December 2016 The EU-Turkey relations have been put to test on numerous occasions this year. In the first half of 2017 further political events of importance are to be expected which will set the path for future relations. Joost Lagendijk
A Slippery Slope: The USA after the Presidential elections Published: 13 December 2016 Commentary Ralf Fücks visited the United States in the week after the elections for talks and events in New York and Washington DC. Reflections and highlights from a nation in shock. Ralf Fücks
Euro-Turks, Erdogan and the Confusion of European Progressives Published: 13 December 2016 Pride and prejudice, polarisation and division, progression and tradition: what makes Erdogan so popular in and outside Turkey Joost Lagendijk
Clarity, Coherence, Transparency and Objective of EU Policy Vis à Vis Occupied Territories/Israel II Published: 9 December 2016 This contribution deals with the issue of resilience, coordination of EU Member States and the Israeli controlled Area C Maria Fraskou