NATO is safe, but for how long? What needs to be taken from the Hague Summit (24-25 June 2025)
Policy Analysis 8 / 2025 by Sophie Draeger & Loïc Simonet
Thema: Multilateralismus & Geopolitik
The U.S. and Bosnia and Herzegovina—Ties that Do (not) Break?
Chapter written by Vedran Dzihic in: The United States and the Future of Europe, Springer...
How to navigate the storm REFLECTIONS – Magazine of the oiip
REFLECTIONS Magazine of the Austrian Institute for International Affairs – oiip No. 2...
The ‘geopolitical’ European Union and the new Transatlantic relation 100 days after Donald...
Policy Analysis 7 / 2025 by Loïc Simonet
A Tug-of-War that Risks Snapping the Rope: Regional Competition over Post-Assad Syria
Policy Analysis 6 / 2025 by Cengiz Günay, Josefine Paulsen, Yuki Adachi
Navigating neutrality: How to find the best match between NATO and its four remaining neutral...
Policy Analysis 4 / 2025 by Loïc Simonet
Neue Geopolitik am Balkan Wie Drittstatten wie China und Russland zur Autokratisierung und neuen...
Working Paper 124 von Vedran Dzihic, Thomas Eder und Veronika Nechaeva
It’s time to use the OSCE
Commentary by Loïc Simonet & Jane Kinninmont
Smoke and Mirrors: Israel Stronger or Weaker in 2025? Implications for Israel and its Neighbours
Trend Report 15 / January 2025 by Osnat Lubrani
Bro-Politics in Action: Trump and the “Personalization” of Foreign Policy
Trend Report 13 / January 2025 by Ádám Csobánci
Bridging divides: Saudi Arabia’s Quest for Strategic Autonomy
Trend Report 12 / January 2025 by Yuki Adachi
The Rise and Growing Coordination of The Global South
Trend Report 11 / January 2025 by Veronika Nechaeva
The Future of Syria: Political and Economic Challenges after the Fall of the Assad Regime
Recording of the panel discussion on 29 January 2025 at the oiip
The End of an Era: The Decline of Neoliberalism and the Emerging Interregnum
Trend Report 10 / January 2025 by Johannes Späth
The European Union and Critical Raw Materials: Juggling Geopolitical and Economic Realities
Trend Report 9 / January 2025 by Dan Ziebarth
Navigating a World on Edge: Why Teaching War and Peace is Essential amid Rising Global Tensions in...
Trend Report 8 / January 2025 by Annika Scharnagl
The Politics of Misinformation: Social Media, Polarization, and the Geopolitical Landscape in 2025
Trend Report 6 / January 2025 by Ceren Çetinkaya
Chinese Foreign Policy in 2025: Absorbing Blows & Profiting from Others’ Mistakes
Trend Report 4 / January 2025 by Thomas Eder
A Possible Ceasefire in Ukraine in 2025: Is the OSCE on Board?
Trend Report 2 / January 2025 by Loïc Simonet
NATO in 2025 and Beyond: Success and Peril Go Hand in Hand
Trend Report 1 / January 2025 by Emiliano Alessandri
#120 China im Warenkorb
MONTALK - Der Podcast der AK Niederösterreich zum Mitreden mit Thomas Eder
Transatlantic Perspectives: Trump, Orban, Le Pen, Wilders, Kickl – The Rise of Right-Wing Populism...
Recording of the panel discussion hosted by the Austrian Institute for International...
Strange new multipolarity: How does it impact Europe’s stability and security?
oiip PODCAST SERIES
The New Geopolitical Formation in the Wider Horn of Africa: Consequences for Europe
Policy Analysis 4 / 2024 by Jan Pospisil
Die Geopolitischen Prioritäten der USA im Kontext der Präsidentschaftswahl
Arbeitspapier April 2024 / von Thomas Eder und Johannes Späth
Brüchiger Frieden auf dem Balkan
Artikel von Vedran Dzihic in der Zeitschrift „Ost-West Europäische Perspektiven“
Die Rolle Chinas auf multilateraler Ebene – was verändert sich durch Chinas neue...
Arbeitspapier 118 / Jänner 2024 von Thomas Eder
New global (dis)order – about a world that frightens us
Trend Report 9 / January 2024 by Vedran Dzihic
Russia 2024: Making or Breaking the System
Trend Report 2 / January 2024 by Laetitia Spetschinsky
In the Israel-Hamas war, Russia takes the ridge road
Policy Analysis 9 / 2023 Laetitia Spetschinsky
Russland und China – wie beeinflusst der Krieg in der Ukraine die Beziehungen? Was sind die...
Kurzanalyse 7 /2023 von Thomas Eder
Welche Zukunft hat Palästina?
Cengiz Günay im Interview auf "Der Pragmaticus"
China Is Not a Revisionist Power in the Gulf
Article by Leon Sinfield in "The Diplomat"
Kosovo, Serbien und das Appeasement des Westens
Artikel in "Blätter für deutsche und internationale Politik" von Vedran Dzihic
Will China Save Russia’s Military in 2023? – Chinese Expert Debates on China-Russia Relations...
Article by Thomas Eder, published on the London School of Economics Blog
By embracing Putin, Xi defies the U.S. and exploits a global divide
Interview with Thomas Eder in The Washington Post
Western Balkans’ Horizon 2023 – New uncertainties in a changed geopolitical setting
Trend Report 8 / January 2023 by Vedran Dzihic
Chinese foreign policy in 2023: Stepping back from the brink
Trend Report 1 / January 2023 by Thomas Eder
"Zeitenwende in der europäischen Politik?"
Interview mit Vedran Dzihic, Deutsche Welle
Der Krieg – ein Stich, der mich erstarren lässt
Essay von Vedran Dzihic in "Die Furche"
Narrative des Krieges und medialer Widerspruch
Vedran Dzihic zu Gast bei DORFTV
The regional dimension of transatlantic relations in a new world order: The war in Ukraine and its...
Forschungsprojekt unterstützt durch Fördergelder des US Embassy Fund
The reconstruction of Mosul: traditional civil society, non-governmental, state and international...
Research project funded by the Gerda Henkel Stiftung
Western Balkans between struggled and crisis of democracy and new geopolitical power politics
This project is funded by the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation