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The morning after: what happens to Iran when the bombs stop falling? Post-war trajectories and the role of Europe
Security & foreign policy
Policy Papers
The morning after: what happens to Iran when the bombs stop falling? Post-war trajectories and the role of Europe
Andreas C. Hatzidiakos
Why Greece Should (Re)Establish a Bilateral Development Assistance Program
European institutions & policies
Policy briefs
Why Greece Should (Re)Establish a Bilateral Development Assistance Program
Asteris Huliaras
From Raw Ores to Strategic Autonomy: The Western Balkans in Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Strategy
Wider Europe
From Raw Ores to Strategic Autonomy: The Western Balkans in Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Strategy
Ana Krstinovska
How does the Xi–Trump summit affect the strategic equilibrium of US–China relations, and what might the implications be for international security and the global economy? – ELIAMEP experts’ views
Security & foreign policy
How does the Xi–Trump summit affect the strategic equilibrium of US–China relations, and what might the implications be for international security and the global economy? – ELIAMEP experts’ views
Dimitris Tsarouhas
Ino AfentouliGeorge TzogopoulosEleni Ekmetsioglou
Turkey – Iran: Managed Rivalry under Maximum Pressure
Turkey
Working Papers
Turkey – Iran: Managed Rivalry under Maximum Pressure
Derya Göçer
Europe at a Crossroads: Setting the Course for a Resilient Continent
Wider Europe
Europe at a Crossroads: Setting the Course for a Resilient Continent
Frauke M. Seebass
Greek-French Summit: Initial takeaways – ELIAMEP experts’ views
Security & foreign policy
Greek-French Summit: Initial takeaways – ELIAMEP experts’ views
Ino Afentouli
Sophia Clément Mavroudis
Sport, Heritage and Cultural Diplomacy: The Heyday Road Experience in Sparta
Democracy, Identity, Culture
Policy Papers
Sport, Heritage and Cultural Diplomacy: The Heyday Road Experience in Sparta
Athina Fatsea
The strategy Iran built for forty years – and the war the West still doesn’t understand
Security & foreign policy
The strategy Iran built for forty years – and the war the West still doesn’t understand
Andreas C. Hatzidiakos