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1. Renavigating a Soft Power Relationship Between the West and Tunisia

2. Turkey Wants to Stitch Iraq and Syria Back Together (Part 2)

3. Italy’s Pivot to the Indo-Pacific – Towards a Value-driven Foreign Policy?

4. Tasks for North Korea Policy After the Washington Declaration

5. Russia’s Stance on the North Korean Narrative of a New Cold War

6. North Korea’s Outlook on the New Cold War

7. China’s Stance on North Korea’s “New Cold War” Narrative

8. Re-Declared “Frontal Breakthrough”: North Korea’s Nuclear First Line in 2023 and Its Limitations

9. Global History and International Relations: a discussion with Ayşe Zarakol, Glenda Sluga, and Heidi Tworek

10. Assessing Realist and Liberal Explanations for the Russo-Ukrainian War

11. Shared Human Values and the Great Powers’ Competition: Trends in the Evolution of the International Relations System

12. UK Must Engage with Argentina Over Future of Falkland Islands

13. Integration with the United States or Latin American Independence?

14. For Hemispheric Unity, a Change in U.S. Foreign Policy is Needed

15. Chavismo in the World

16. Hypotheses on the Implications of the Ukraine-Russia War

17. The Future of U.S.-North Korea Relations After the 2022 U.S. Midterm Elections

18. Global Health Diplomacy as a Path to De-escalatory Engagement with North Korea

19. The Biden Administration’s Economic Security Policies and ROK-U.S. Relations

20. Analysis of North Korea’s Nuclear Force Policy Act: Intentions and Drawbacks

21. Analysis of Xi Jinping’s Work Report to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and its Implications on Foreign Policy

22. The Road to Denuclearization of the DPRK: The DPRK’s Strategy and the ROK-U.S. Response Plan

23. America’s Alliance First vs. DPRK’s “neo-Cold War” First: An Assessment on US-DPRK Relationship

24. President Yoon's Trip to Madrid: Rethinking Seoul's Policies toward Moscow, Beijing, Tokyo, and Pyongyang

25. Armenia-Turkey Normalization Process: Opportunities and Barriers

26. Georgia and the Baltics: Relations Amidst the War in Ukraine

27. NATO-Georgian Relations in the Coming Decades

28. Hizballah, Lebanon, and Reconciliation with the Gulf: The Impasse

29. Is America Really Back?

30. Seeking Allies: The motives behind the change of the Turkish foreign policy towards appeasement

31. Governing Parameters: Will the New Governments in Israel and Iran Affect the Ongoing Tensions Between Them?

32. Consistent Inconsistency: What One Thirty-year-old Cable Reveals About U.S.-DPRK Relations

33. The EU’s North Korea Policy: From Engagement, to Critical Engagement, and to Criticism with Limited Engagement

34. North Korea’s Energy Crisis: What Are the Problems?

35. Kim Jong Un’s Two-Faced Strategy: South Korea First and U.S. Later Tactics Restoration of the Inter-Korean Hotline, the Road to an Inter-Korean Summit

36. The China Challenge Prompts Recovery of a Strained ROK-Japan Relations: Analyzing ROK-Japan Relations Through the 9th Joint Korea-Japan Public Opinion Survey

37. Detachment by Default: the International Framework of the Karabakh Conflict

38. How Nato Enlargement Strengthens the Security of the Euro-Atlantic Region: The Case of the Baltic States

39. The Sources of Russian Misconduct

40. Hun Sen's Mistake? The Domestic Political Ramifications of His Chinese Shelter

41. A Roundtable on Lauren Turek, To Bring the Good News to All Nations: Evangelical Influence on Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Relations

42. A Roundtable on Christopher Dietrich, A Companion to U.S. Foreign Relations

43. The Swiss Model vs. Swedish Model in Dealing with China

44. The Battle for the Soul of Islam

45. Iran in Lebanon: A Fatal Occupation

46. Sudan’s Predicament and the Israeli Connection

47. A Roundtable on Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Do Morals Matter?: Presidents and Foreign Policy from FDR to Trump

48. A Roundtable on Monica Kim The Interrogation Rooms of the Korean War: The Untold History

49. A Roundtable on Daniel Bessner and Fredrik Logevall, “Recentering the United States in the Historiography of American Foreign Relations”

50. Roundtable on Timothy J. Lynch, In the Shadow of the Cold War: American Foreign Policy from George Bush Sr. to Donald Trump

51. In search of a European Russia strategy

52. Italian Military Operations: Coping with Rising Threats and Declining US Leadership

53. Staring Into the Abyss of US-China Decoupling

54. Athens and Jerusalem Have a Diplomatic Opportunity

55. Coronavirus Threatens to Drive Wedge into US-Gulf Relations

56. Gulf Security: The Arab Gulf States Have No Good Options

57. Armenia's Foreign Policy: Where values meet constraints

58. Macron Looks East: The French president’s visit to the Baltics offers an opportunity for closer coordination with Germany on Russia policy

59. Mismatched Expectations are Straining EU-Ukraine Relations: Strengthening Mutual Trust and Credibility Should Remain Key Priority

60. Averting a Global Calamity? Trump and Xi at the G20

61. Potential Gains: Why Did India Exempt the Iranian Oil Payments from Taxes?

62. South Sudan and Israel: A love affair in a changing region?

63. Morocco’s pro-active diplomacy, two years after (re)joining the African Union

64. A Roundtable on Jasper M. Trautsch, The Genesis of America: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Formation of National Identity, 1793-1815

65. A Roundtable on John M. Thompson, Great Power Rising: Theodore Roosevelt and the Politics of U.S. Foreign Policy

66. A Roundtable on Robert K. Brigham, Reckless: Henry Kissinger and the Tragedy of Vietnam

67. Intelligence, U.S. Foreign Relations, and Historical Amnesia

68. The Diplomatic Character(s) of the Early Republic

69. A Roundtable on Grant Madsen, Sovereign Soldiers: How the U.S. Military Transformed the Global Economy After World War II

70. Strengthening US Relations with ASEAN: A Critical Element of the US Indo-Pacific Strategy

71. Kazakhs Wary of Chinese Embrace as BRI Gathers Steam

72. Trump Isn’t Really Trying to End America’s Wars

73. Trump’s Betrayal of the Kurds Is Terrible, But the Answer Is Not Endless War

74. Five years after Maidan: Toward a Greater Eurasia?

75. How Europe Should Approach China

76. A Year after the Start of the Saudi-Emirati Blockade against Qatar. What Are the Consequences for West Africa?

77. ASEAN-Australia Relations: The Suitable Status Quo

78. Safeguarding Australia's Security Interests Through Closer Pacific Ties

79. Limits of Rapprochement: Is Iran Betting on Turkey to Confront the US Sanctions?

80. Intertwined Interests: The Political Arrangements in Syria from the Russian Perspective

81. Filling the Void: How Rouhani’s Government Exploits US Sanctions to Enhance its Position

82. The "Moving Geography": Why are Scandinavian countries increasingly interested in the Middle East?

83. Renewed Differences: Repercussions of the Mounting Tension Between Iran and Europe

84. Anomie or Imitation? The Werther Effect of Celebrity Suicides on Suicide Rates in 34 OECD Countries, 1960–2014

85. From Silicon Valley to Shenzhen: Dollar Exposures in Chinese Fintech

86. Turkish-German Relations From Conjunctural Cooperation to the Solution of Structural Issues

87. Preparations for the Nakba March: Hamas’s Cognitive Campaign

88. Israel's Qatari Dilemma

89. Against the Odds: Civil Society in the Intra-Syrian Talks

90. U.S. Leverage in South Asia: Enough to Meet Policy Goals?

91. USIP’s Work on Violent Extremism

92. Business and Private Diplomacy:A Potential Catalyst for Sustainable Peace

93. Endless Endgame: Whither Russia-West Confrontation?

94. WHEN FIGHTING BREAKS OUT – EXPLAINING SUBNATIONAL VARIATION IN CIVIL WAR ONSET

95. The Dilemma of the EU’s Future Trade Relations with Western Sahara

96. The Second Rouhani Government: Public Demands and Presidential Constraints

97. North Korean ICBM Tests: No Surprises, No Good Answers

98. The Temple Mount Crisis and Israel’s Cabinet: Recommendations for the Future

99. Israel and American Jewry: Stepping Back from the Brink

100. From the Temple Mount to the Israeli Embassy in Jordan