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1. NATO in the North: The emerging division of labour in Northern European security

2. Western financial warfare and Russia’s de-dollarization strategy: How sanctions on Russia might reshape the global financial system

3. An Abrupt Awaking to the Realities of a Pandemic: Learning Lessons From The Onset of COVID-19 in the EU and Finland

4. EU Strategic Autonomy in the Shadow of Geopolitical Rivalry: A View from Moscow

5. Russia’s Nationalities Policy before and after the 2020 Constitutional Amendments: Is the “Ethnic Turn” Continuing?

6. Sharpening EU sanctions policy for a geopolitical era

7. The European Green Deal: Assessing its current state and future implementation

8. Finnish-Swedish defence cooperation: What history suggests about future scenarios

9. Germany’s EU Council presidency: Navigating the post-Covid political landscape

10. The EU’s external action on counter-terrorism: Development, structures and actions

11. Turbulence in arms control: Open Skies Treaty became a victim of the great power competition

12. Belarus without Lukashenko: How it became a realistic scenario

13. President Zelensky’s first year leading Ukraine: A case of déjà vu

14. The global transition to a circular economy: Finland needs a stronger focus on the foreign policy dimension to remain a frontrunner

15. Towards the 2021 Duma election: The Russian opposition needs strong leaders

16. Turkey and the post-pandemic world: What kind of revisionism?

17. The deepening Finnish-Swedish security and defence relationship: From operative cooperation to ‘strategic interoperability’?

18. EU peace mediation in the 2020s: From intervention to investment

19. Finnish foreign policy during EU membership: Unlocking the EU’s security potential

20. Government reports on Finnish foreign and security policy: Relevant but not without problems

21. EU strategic autonomy: A reality check for Europe’s global agenda

22. Digital authoritarianism in China and Russia: Common goals and diverging standpoints in the era of great-power rivalry

23. Uzbekistan’s new Central Asia policy: The economic rationale and political implications of good neighbourliness

24. European migration and border management: Future reforms reassert symbolic solidarity

25. Hard security dynamics in the Baltic Sea region: From turbulence to tense stability

26. EU sanctions and Brexit: Losing the hard edge of European foreign policy?

27. Finland’s response to the Covid-19 epidemic: Long-term preparation and specific plans

28. Italy and the Covid-19 emergency: Tackling an unprecedented crisis, with limited EU solidarity

29. Ukraine and its regions: Societal trends and policy implications

30. The Covid-19 pandemic in Russia: No applause for Putin’s political play?

31. Turkey in Africa: Chasing markets and power with a neo-Ottoman rhetoric

32. Covid-19 bends the rules on internal border controls: Yet another crisis undermining the Schengen acquis?

33. Eurasian Union fails a critical test: Displaying irrelevance in the time of the corona crisis

34. Covid-19 calls for European strategic autonomy: The EU needs to manage global dependencies without pulling up the drawbridges

35. Rebuilding Sweden’s crisis preparedness: Lack of clarity impedes implementation

36. China’s new policy on the European Union: A toughening line on political issues

37. Proposed Frontex reform and its impact: Border politics and the external security nexus in the EU

38. The parliamentary election in Moldova: The end of European illusions

39. Managing transatlantic (mis)trust: The Trump era in perspective

40. Mounting tensions in France-Italy relations: Troubled waters between European partners

41. Ukraine’s stalled transformation: A concerning context for the 2019 presidential and parliamentary elections

42. The Geostrategic Arctic: Hard security in the High North

43. The Concepts of parliamentarism in the EU's political system: Approaching the choice between two models

44. Spanish election spurred on by fear of breakup: Winner must reckon with regional parties

45. The Brain drain from Russia: The Kremlinʼs double-edged sword

46. The 2019 European elections: New political constellations

47. The Belarusian paradox: A country of today versus a president of the past

48. Towards an EU security community? Public opinion and the EU’s role as a security actor

49. Transatlantic intelligence ties remain strong: Insulated against political turmoil

50. Finland’s 2019 presidency of the Council of the European Union: European and domestic determinants

51. Democratic deterrence: How to dissuade hybrid interference

52. Regional elections in Russia: The Kremlin is tackling previous challenges while facing new ones

53. Global Britain's Arctic security policy: Going forward while looking back

54. The basis for strong US-European relations endures: Continuity in institutions and interests

55. Poland’s 2019 election: Bright prospects for the populist Right

56. The disarmament laboratory: Substance and performance in UK nuclear disarmament verification research

57. US foreign policy tools in the era of disinformation: Deficiencies prevent effective response to malign information operations

58. Turkey’s invasion of Syria was predictable: A violent prelude to making a major deal to end the Syrian war

59. Glitches in the Kremlinʼs politics of Fear: The dynamics of repression in Russia between 2012 and 2019

60. The militarization of US foreign policy: Engagement with Europe increasingly about defense

61. Russia and China in the Middle East: Playing their best cards

62. Turkey’s Republican People’s Party and the EU: Preconditions for EU-Turkey relations in the secular-nationalist vision

63. The Normandy Summit on Ukraine: no winners, no losers, to be continued

64. Holy Rus challenged: The conflict between Churches in Ukraine has consequences for Russia, Ukraine and the Orthodox world

65. The Challenges of NATO Nuclear Policy: Alliance management under the Trump administration

66. EU Foreign Policy in a Networked World: Webs against power politics

67. Communist Parties In Russia, Ukraine and Moldova: Struggling with popular demands

68. Russia-India relations: Long-term obstacles remain despite sectoral achievements

69. NATO's Return to the North Atlantic: Implications for the Defense of Northern Europe

70. Turkey’s presidential system and the Kurds: Increased resentment, fragmentation, or deal-making?

71. Crimea 2.0: Will Russia seek reunification with Belarus?

72. The European Dimension of Nuclear Deterrence: French and British policies and future scenarios

73. Europe’s connectivity strategy and the challenge of China: Rivalry, reciprocity, or both?

74. France and European defence: Continuity in long-term objectives, change in strategy

75. The Sino-Russian and US-Russian relationships: Current developments and future trends

76. Finland's defence cooperation: The ‘no a priori limits’ approach with Sweden should be a model for other cooperation efforts

77. The Arctic Railway and the Sámi: Reconciling national interests with indigenous rights

78. The future of EU civilian crisis management: Finding a niche

79. Strategic deterrence redux: Nuclear weapons and European security

80. Linking Domestic and European Politics: Finnish MEPs and the Votes that Shaped the 7th European Parliament