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- Presidential Elections in Armenia and the Opposition’s Long March
- Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy and the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
- From EMU to DEMU
- Turkey’s Kurdish Gamble
- Russia Plays on Azerbaijan’s Insecurity but Sinks into its Own Troubles
- Italian Missions Abroad: National Interests and Procedural Practice
- Israel Remains on the Right
- A Deeper and Wider Atlantic
- Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy: Between East and West...
- Lessons Learned from the Mozambican Peace Process
- The European Commission vs. Gazprom: An Issue of Fair Competition or a Foreign Policy Quarrel?
- The New Governance of the Economic and Monetary Union
- Political Stability in Authoritarian Regimes
- China Reinterprets the Liberal Peace
- 1930s or 2020s? A European Growth Strategy
- Towards a Stronger Africa-EU Cooperation on Peace and Security
- Defence Spending in Europe in Light of the Economic Crisis
- When Domestic Factors Prevail Upon Foreign Ambitions: Russia’s Strategic Game in Syria
- The Informal Europeanization of EU Member State Immigration Policies
- Developments in and Obstacles to the US Pivot to Asia
- The Future of the European Convention on Human Rights after the Brighton Conference
- The Moral Enigma of an Intervention in Syria
- Beyond the Asterisk Agreement
- Azerbaijan in Transition
- The Image of Crisis-Ridden Europe and the Division Between Creditor and Debtor Countries
- François Hollande’s Presidency: A New Era in French Foreign Policy?
- Raising Awareness Together
- Israel and the Palestinians After the Arab Spring: No Time for Peace
- The Somali Crisis: Failed State and International Interventions
- The 2012 Armenian Parliamentary Elections: Implications for Armenian Foreign Policy
- "Mixed Signals" Still?
- The Quest for Political Reform in Azerbaijan
- The World We Live In. Megatrends in Global Security, Economy and Governance
- Avoiding the Unnecessary War. Myths and Reality of the West-Iran Nuclear Standoff
- The GCC Countries and the Arab Spring. Between Outreach, Patronage and Repression
- A Trilateral EU-US-Turkey Strategy for the Neighbourhood: The Urgency of Now
- Energy and Human Rights: Two Irreconcilable Foreign Policy Goals? The Case of the Trans-Caspian Pipeline in EU-Turkmen Relations
- Building the Transatlantic Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
- Vested Interest or Moral Indecisiveness? Explaining the EU’s Silence on the US Targeted Killing Policy in Pakistan
- Rising Tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean: Implications for Turkish Foreign Policy
- The “Push-back Policy” Struck Down Without Appeal?
- The EU's Conditionality Policy: A New Strategy to Achieve Compliance
- The South East Europe Pipeline: Greater Benefit for a Greater Number of Actors
- The European Commission's Policy Towards the Southern Gas Corridor
- The Arab Spring: Socio-Economic Challenges and Opportunities
- After Kazan, a Defining Moment for the OSCE Minsk Process
- The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Current Trends and Future Scenarios
- Re-thinking Western Policies in Light of the Arab Uprising
- Hanging Between Hope and Fear: Italians at the Heart of International Crisis
- Algeria at the Crossroads, Between Continuity and Change
- The September UN Vote on Palestine: Will the EU Be Up to the Challenge?
- Ambiguous Definitions in the Cyber Domain: Costs, Risks and the Way Forward
- The 2012 Presidential Elections in Russia
- North and South Korea: A Frozen Conflict on the Verge of Unfreezing?
- A Return of Armies to the Forefront of Arab Politics?
- Decoupling Trade from Politics
- Rehashed Commission Delegations or Real Embassies?
- The Challenges for European Policy on Access to Space
- The EU and the Libyan Crisis
- Israel and Iran's Nuclear Weapon Programme: Roll Back or Containment?
- The Southern Gas Corridor: Needs, Opportunities and Constraints
- The EEAS and the Western Balkans
- Does the European External Action Service Represent a Model for the Challenges of Global Diplomacy?
- The European Union Training Mission in Somalia
- Democracy in Europe: Politicizing Champions for the European Public Sphere
- Afghanistan in Transition
- A European Strategy for Democracy, Development and Security for the Mediterranean
- Striking a Balance Between Norms and Interests in Italian Foreign Policy
- Italian Foreign Policy in 2010: Continuity, Reform and Challenges 150 Years After National Unity
- The European Union and the Reform of the UN Security Council
- Opting for Second Best in Libya?
- Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)
- EU-US Security Strategies
- Italy’s Love Affair with the EU
- Rethinking the EU's Mediterranean Policies Post-1/11
- How Israel Can Turn the Unrest in the Middle East into an Opportunity for Peacemaking
- Confidence-Building in Tunisia After the Popular Uprising
- Report of the Conference "New Conflicts and the Challenge of the Protection of the Civilian Population"
- Is There an Islamist Alternative in Egypt?
- Il meccanismo di stabilità e la revisione semplificata del Trattato di Lisbona
- The Cyprus Peace Process Since March 2008
- The Tunisian Revolution
- Maritime Commerce and Security in the Mediterranean and Adjacent Waters
- The Geneva Talks Over Georgia's Territorial Conflicts
- Italy-Turkey Dialogue on Technological Innovation
- NATO’s Strategic Concept
- The Baffling Short-Sightedness in the EU-Turkey-Cyprus Triangle
- Betting on Perseverance
- The Azerbaijan-Russia-Turkey Energy Triangle and Its Impact on the Future of Nagorno-Karabakh
- The State of Play of the Union for the Mediterranean in the Euro-Med Context
- Dealing with Maritime Security in the Mediterranean Basin
- Balancing Diversity and Efficiency in the EU’s Language Regime
- The EU's Contribution to the Effectiveness of the UN Security Council
- The Reform of the UN Security Council
- The Italian Government and NATO's New Strategic Concept
- Study on the Industrial Implications in Europe of the Blurring of Dividing Lines Between Security and Defense
- Report of the Seminar: “The Reform of the UN Security Council: What Role for the EU?”
- Italian Armed Forces Under Pressure
- Restarting Negotiations for the Reform of the Security Council
- Combining Realism With Vision
- The Mediterranean Energy Scene: What Now? What Next?
- The Turkish-Armenian Rapprochement at the Deadlock
- The New Turkish Foreign Policy and the Future of Turkey-EU Relations
- Dynamics and Evolution of the EU-Egypt Relationship Within the ENP Framework
- The Italian Foreign Ministry on the Way of Reform
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