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New Report: Cooperation in the Post-Pandemic World

30 juni 2020

The Covid-19 crisis is affecting all sectors and all levels - from the individual citizen to our global and international institutions. The long-term impacts and consequences are also transboundary. This report captures some of the main trends, shaping the future needs of cooperation.

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New Report: Global Trade: Problems and Prospects

18 juni 2020

Trade wars, tariff threats, brexit and increased protectionism. How can we understand the crisis of the trade system, and what will the world be like after the covid-19 crisis?

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The Climate Year 2020

15 June 2020

Year 2020 is critical for the climate in numerous ways. At the same time, climate conferences are now cancelled or postponed to limit the spread of the coronavirus. On this page you will find analyses of the consequences of the pandemic on international climate politics, as well as other current climate issues.

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New Report: Covid-19 and Europe-China Relations

29 april 2020

News The report identifies key developments in bilateral relations between China and a wide range of European countries, and highlights debates that these relations inspire across Europe within the context of the evolving health crisis.

Cooperation in the Post-Pandemic World

Fägersten, B & Rhinard, M. (eds.)

June, 2020 UI Report No. 6

Global Trade: Problems and Prospects

Malmström, C.

June, 2020 UI Report No. 5

Climate Change and Populism: Comparing the populist parties’ climate policies in Denmark, Finland and Sweden

Vihma, A. et al

June, 2020 FIIA Report

Returning to the roots of ontological security: insights from the existentialist anxiety literature

Gustafsson, K. & Krickel-Choi, N.

June, 2020 European Journal of International Relations

Ukraine’s Far Right Today - Continuing Electoral Impotence and Growing Uncivil Society

Umland, A.

June, 2020 UI Brief No. 3

The EU and Global Development Policy in Challenging Times

Michalski, A.

June, 2020 UI Report No. 4

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China’s Global Role in the Covid-19 Crisis

Friday 29 May 2020 15:00 - 16:15

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, countries around the world have imposed strict lockdown measures and economies are paralyzed. Observers debate how quickly economic growth in China, where the outbreak first started, will recover compared to other countries. Can the crisis be an opening for Beijing to advance its international position?

Lucia Ardovini

Research Fellow

Björn Jerdén

Head of Programme and Research Fellow

Rouzbeh Parsi

Head of Programme

Tim Rühlig

Research Fellow

China-US relations: why Wang Yi went back to Wolf Warrior mode after offering an ‘olive branch’

2020-08-01 By South China Morning Post

The Chinese foreign minister directly lashed out at the US in discussions with overseas counterparts While Beijing seeks to pull nations ...

Using Hagia Sophia as a Bludgeon Erdogan Launches an Islamic 'Reconquista'

2020-07-18 By Portside

The reconversion of Hagia Sophia into a mosque is a power move by Turkey’s Islamist President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that betrays domestic, ...

Geopolitics and Coronavirus

2020-07-17 By Player FM

Originally live streamed on July 16 2020 - In the newest edition of New Eastern Europe we conduct a special debate on what impact COVID-19 ...

The Eastern Partnership and Russia in the post-COVID world

2020-07-07 By New Eastern Europe

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe negative impact on the economies of countries under lockdown. The OECD predicts a decline in annual ...

Merkel’s pending departure adds uncertainty to China’s European relations, observers say

2020-06-14 By South China Morning Post

The question is whether German chancellor’s successor will continue to cooperate with Beijing or favour closer ties with Washington, ...

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New Report: Cooperation in the Post-Pandemic World

New Report: Global Trade: Problems and Prospects

The Climate Year 2020

New Report: Covid-19 and Europe-China Relations

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Cooperation in the Post-Pandemic World

Fägersten, B & Rhinard, M. (eds.)

Global Trade: Problems and Prospects

Malmström, C.

Climate Change and Populism: Comparing the populist parties’ climate policies in Denmark, Finland and Sweden

Vihma, A. et al

Returning to the roots of ontological security: insights from the existentialist anxiety literature

Gustafsson, K. & Krickel-Choi, N.

Ukraine’s Far Right Today - Continuing Electoral Impotence and Growing Uncivil Society

Umland, A.

The EU and Global Development Policy in Challenging Times

Michalski, A.

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China-US relations: why Wang Yi went back to Wolf Warrior mode after offering an ‘olive branch’

Using Hagia Sophia as a Bludgeon Erdogan Launches an Islamic 'Reconquista'

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The Eastern Partnership and Russia in the post-COVID world

Merkel’s pending departure adds uncertainty to China’s European relations, observers say

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