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20/09/24

An ambiguous future? Russia’s declining material presence and remaining soft power in Serbia

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Dr Ernest Reid

Ten key takeaways from the European Parliament election for Germany and Europe

Democracy and Elections

17/06/24

Ten key takeaways from the European Parliament election for Germany and Europe

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Dr Ed Turner

30/05/24

Challenges Ahead: How the results of the European Parliamentary elections could shape Europe’s future

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by David Harley

Expert Briefing: Priorities for international support to Ukraine, as Russia’s war rages into its third year

Ukraine Conflict

09/05/24

Expert Briefing: Priorities for international support to Ukraine, as Russia’s war rages into its third year

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Alice Copland Download PDF

07/05/24

The Transatlantic Partnership: Looking ahead on the impacts of trade

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Dr Andrew Gawthorpe

19/03/24

How international law can reverse the global assault on free speech: A review of a new expert guide

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by William Horsley

06/03/24

Op-Ed: Can The UK’s Professions Stop Butlering to the World?

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Alex Jacobs

26/02/24

Legal impasse or excuse for inaction? The state of play in the efforts to seize oligarchs’ assets

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Dr Maria Nizzero and Oksana Ihnatenko

22/02/24

Two years on: in the face of continued Russian aggression, Moldova is navigating its path towards the West

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Iulian Groza

22/02/24

Two years on: The war has left the OSCE in peril, but the institution is worthy of reinvestment

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Prof Stefan Wolff

21/02/24

Two years on: Proactive measures are needed to address the conflict related mental health crisis

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Prof Robert van Voren

21/02/24

Two years on: Russia continues to weaponise and attack healthcare in Ukraine

What differentiates an ‘open society’ What are open societies? The famed camel comes to mind: open societies may be hard to define but they are easy to recognise. Given the…

Article by Elly Nott

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