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  • Mrs. Merkel Comes to Washington (Again): The State of U.S.-German Relations
    Critical Questions
    By Heather A. Conley
    Nov 3, 2009

    Q1: Why is German chancellor Angela Merkel in Washington today?

    Europe
  • DIIG Current Issues No. 15: Implications of European Defense Acquisition Reform
    Newsletter
    By Joachim Hofbauer
    Oct 19, 2009

    The European defense market is undergoing profound changes. Four distinct trends are altering the landscape of European defense acquisition, with some of them underscoring the shift of defense matters from national capitals towards the European Union (EU). First, participation in international operations is substantially affecting acquisition priorities.

    Trade and Economics, Acquisition and Resources, Defense and Security
    Eastern Europe, Europe, NATO, Western Europe
  • Biden in Central Europe
    Critical Questions
    By Janusz Bugajski
    Oct 19, 2009

    Q1: Vice President Joe Biden is visiting Poland, Romania, and the Czech Republic this week. What is he seeking to achieve?

    Eastern Europe, Europe, Russia and Eurasia
  • The Irish Referendum: Second Verse Same as the First?
    Critical Questions
    By Heather A. Conley
    Oct 1, 2009

    Q1: What are the Irish voting about (again), and what is at stake?

    Europe
  • German National Elections: Something Old or Something New?
    Critical Questions
    By Heather A. Conley
    Sep 25, 2009

    Q1: Why is this election significant?

    Europe
  • Stokes_TransatlanticEconChallenge_110.jpg
    The Transatlantic Economic Challenge
    Report
    By Bruce Stokes and Hugo Paemen
    Sep 22, 2009

    The fate of the transatlantic economy is the transcendental challenge facing the European Union and the United States.

    Trade and Economics
    Europe
  • Policy Brief Number 4: Kazakhstan’s Contribution to the OSCE Economic Dimension
    Report
    By CSIS-IND Taskforce Policy Brief team
    Sep 17, 2009

    One of the main factors behind the November 2007 decision to award Kazakhstan the chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in 2010 was to recognize the country’s economic achievements and its economic potential.

    Human Rights, International Security
    Caucasus, Eastern Europe, Europe, Russia and Eurasia
  • Policy Brief Number 3: The OSCE Political-Military and Security Dimension
    Report
    By CSIS-IND Taskforce Policy Brief team
    Sep 4, 2009

    Kazakhstan sought the position of OSCE Chairman-in-Office for a number of reasons, including enhanced security and national prestige. Kazakhstan can only achieve these latter goals if it is an active chairman. The agenda Astana adopts should reflect Eurasia’s multiple security challenges as well as the OSCE’s declining capacity to serve as an effective security organization.

    International Security, Defense and Security
    Caucasus, Europe, Russia and Eurasia
  • The Afghan War
    Report
    By Anthony H. Cordesman, Nicholas B. Greenough
    Aug 21, 2009

    The Afghan-Pakistan conflict is a complex conflict that covers two countries and has ideological, political, governance, economic, military, and security dimensions that are extremely difficult to measure and portray in summary form.

    Terrorism, Reconstruction and Development, Military Strategy, International Security, Defense and Security
    Afghanistan, Europe, NATO, South Asia
  • Vice President Biden in Georgia
    Critical Questions
    By Janusz Bugajski
    Jul 21, 2009

    Q1: Vice President Joe Biden is visiting Tbilisi this week to meet with President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia. What is the purpose of his trip?

    Europe
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