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Search results for: Alexandra Said

  • Right Place, Right Time? Pakistan’s Role in the US-Israel-Iran War Ceasefire

    Jagannath Panda

    Commentaries and Op-eds April, 2026
  • India-Sweden Strategic Compass: A Bi-Monthly Newsletter; November-December 2025

    Ines Vassort, Anahita Poursafir, Tristan Eng and Jagannath Panda

    Newsletter January, 2026, Vol. 4, Issue 6, November-December 2025
  • Trump’s quest for Greenland could be NATO’s darkest hour

    Anna Wieslander

    Commentaries and Op-eds January, 2026
  • The picture shows the Indian flag overlapping the EU flag

    It’s Time for India to Partner Strategically With the Visegrad Four

    Swati Prabhu, Matej Šimalčík and Jagannath Panda

    Commentaries and Op-eds October, 2025
  • The Geopolitical Importance of India’s Shrinking ‘Red Corridor’

    Jagannath Panda

    Commentaries and Op-eds April, 2026
  • Myths and Mysteries: Six months on from Turkey’s Curious Coup

    Gareth H. Jenkins

    Commentaries and Op-eds January 27, 2017, Turkey Analyst
  • What to Make of Kim Yo Jong’s Verbal Attack of South Korea’s Defense Minister

    Mitch Shin

    Commentaries and Op-eds April, 2022
  • A “New” Chinese Foreign Policy Under Xi Jinping?

    Tim Rühlig

    Focus Asia March 2, 2018, pp. 4
  • Moving Beyond Rhetoric? The EU-Japan Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA)

    Axel Berkofsky

    Issue & Policy Briefs April, 2020, pp. 6
  • The Self-defense Capability of the DPRK and Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    O Chol Yong

    Focus Asia May 10, 2017, pp. 8
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