Udenrigspolitik

Selv om krigen i Ukraine kræver en meget stor del af de europæiske landes fokus lige nu, er det fortsat nødvendigt at øge det europæiske engagement i Asien, ellers vil Europa blive mindre og mindre relevant i udformningen af den fremtidige verdensorden.

A forum where China works for a multilateral order in Central Asia

Nuclear energy policies as well as public opinion on the issue vary greatly across countries in the Baltic Sea Region. The EU taxonomy classifies nuclear energy as ‘green’ and while some countries are investing in nuclear power to meet future energy demand and net zero targets, others are phasing-out or trying to rethink nuclear technology altogether. This brief provides a comprehensive overview of the Baltic Sea countries’ different approaches to the issue of nuclear energy in the face of the current energy crisis amid the war in Ukraine.

Transition within geopolitical constraints

competing visions of technopolitical orders

Structural Variations of the US-China Great Power Rivalry

The West needs to catch up

Following the end of the US-led coalition’s combat mission in Iraq, NATO is taking on a more independent role. The presence of the NATO Mission Iraq (NMI) acts as an important signal and counterbalance to international, regional, and local actors in Iraq. However, NMI is also faced with both external and internal challenges.

‘In a nuclear-armed world survivability and sustainability are tightly entwined’, conclude Rens van Munster and Casper Sylvest in the newly published 2021/2022 UN Human Development Report.

Freedom of Manoeuvre is the Missing Link

UK og Frankrig har forskellige geopolitiske grundopfattelser, uanset hvem der måtte være de konkrete beslutningstagere. Dette er aktuelt kommet til udtryk både i Kinapolitikken (AUKUS) og Ruslandspolitikken (Ukraine-krigen)