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Dan Smith

Articles

Arms control: The world’s security risks have become more severe. But what are today’s great powers willing – and able – to do to counter them?

ST/2019

The future of arms control remains in the hands of Russia and the US

ST/2018

Is the Middle East becoming a zone full of half-forgotten, widely misinterpreted wars?

ST/2017

Timo Soini

Articles

From the Finnish perspective, NATO’s role in the Baltic Sea region is a stabilizing factor

ST/2017

Theo Sommer

Articles

Opportunistic bedfellows

ST/2022

The art of compromise in times of turmoil

ST/2021

We must re-address arms control

ST/2020

Samir Saran

Articles

India sees the Belt and Road Initiative for what it is: evidence of China’s unconcealed ambition for hegemony

ST/2018

Constanze Stelzenmüller

Articles

“America first” means America alone

ST/2018

Jens Stoltenberg

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How to win friends and influence peaceful resolutions: Strengthening NATO’s transatlantic bond

ST/2018

Michael Stürmer

Articles

Russia and the US must agree on shared rules, set up common control centers and develop a system of cyber control

ST/2018

Stefano Stefanini

Articles

Brexit is about more than just trade; it’s also about security

ST/2018

Anne-Marie Slaughter

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“What’s wrong with America First?” – and other foreign policy questions Democratic presidential candidates will have to answer

ST/2019

Volker Stanzel

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Even proven foreign policy instincts do not much help when confronting challenges of a new sort. Moving forward, Europeans must forge a new social consensus on foreign policy

ST/2019

Julianne Smith

Articles

The EU-US relationship is in crisis

ST/2019

Helga Maria Schmid

Articles

Build it and they will come

ST/2023

From Brussels with love. To a more assertive EU in a volatile world

ST/2019

Stephen Smith

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The number of Africans migrating overseas is bound to rise significantly, and most will head for Europe

ST/2019

Behnam Said

Articles

The war IS not over: Pulling out would lead to more conflict on the ground and more instability overall

ST/2019

P. W. Singer

Articles

The real cyber threat is your likes

ST/2019

Dmitri Stratievski

Articles

Ukraine: Skeptical of all negotiations with Moscow

ST/2020

Martin Schulze Wessel

Articles

Origin story

ST/2022

Wolfgang Schmidt

Articles

Official intelligence

ST/2023

Gwendolyn Sasse

Articles

Controlling the narrative

ST/2023

Javier Solana

Articles

General failure

ST/2023

Tabea Scharrer

Articles

Election day is payday

ST/2023

Katrin Seidel

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Election day is payday

ST/2023