Advanced Strategic Course on European Security and Defence

Georgia and the challenges in the Black Sea Region

AIES and ESDC organised a course on the topic of "EU Facing 'Hybrid Threat' Challenges"

What are the main takeaways from the Conference on the Future of Europe?

United Kingdom's Global Review After Brexit

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Weekly News Update of the AIES

Weekly News Update (27.07.21)
+++ Protests across Europe and Australia +++ First vaccines arrive in Tanzania +++ Austrian Health Minister utters concerns +++ EU ministers prepare for COP 26 +++ Austria rejects Turkey's request to join PESCO +++ EU called upon Lebanon to form stable government +++ Country Focus: Poland +++

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Learning Truth from Facts: Britain’s evolving relations with the PRC

Matthew M M Henderson: Learning Truth from Facts: Britain's evolving relations with the PRC. AIES Fokus 14/2021

China's Engagement in Central and Eastern European Countries

AIES (eds.): China's Engagement in Central and Eastern European Countries, AIES Study 2021

The South China Sea

Nikolaus Scholik: The South China Sea, AIES Fokus 12/2021, Special Series on the Strategic Review of Global Hotspots

The Three Seas Initiative

Velina Tchakarova, Livia Benko: The Three Seas Initiative as a Geopolitical Approach and Austria's role, AIES Fokus 11/2021

Israeli-Greek Naval, Air Force and Defence Industry Cooperation

Eugene Kogan: Israeli-Greek Naval, Air Force and Defence Industry Cooperation, AIES Fokus 10/2021

South Asia and India

Herbert Traxl: South Asia and India, AIES Fokus 9/2021, Special Series on the Strategic Review of Global Hotspots

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Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy

For over 20 years (est. 1996), the Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy (AIES) is researching on various issues regarding the European Union and the European Integration Process.

In doing so, the focus lies on European Security and Defence Policy with regards to the European Neighbourhood Policy, transatlantic relations as well as the Austrian Foreign-, European and Security Policy.

The AIES is not only doing research on these subject areas, but also provides demand-oriented analysis and recommendations for contract partners. It is also organizing internal workshops, training courses and public discussions. In the course of this interdisciplinary work the AIES team of experts is using a network of research, political, economic, social and military institutions, facilities of the civil society, the media as well as international organisations.

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Relations between China & Europe

China has imposed retaliatory sanctions on 10 individuals & 4 institutions in Europe. We represent over 30 directors of European research institutions concerned that this targeting undermines mutual understanding between China & Europe.

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Webinars

Free and Open Indo–Pacific (FOIP) Perspectives of Japan and Austria/Europe

30.06.21   Webinar co-hosted by the Embassy of Japan in Austria, and the AIES

Connectivity Geopolitics of the Mediterranean and Africa

29.06.21   AIES Director Velina Tchakarova speaks with Prof. Michaël Tanchum

AIES Director Velina Tchakarova speaks with Prof. Michaël Tanchum, who teaches international relations and political economy of the Middle East and North Africa at Universidad de Navarra, Spain. He is also senior fellow at the Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy (AIES).

The Future Starts Now

24.06.21   Velina Tchakarova speaks with futurist and economist Bronwyn Williams

AIES Director Velina Tchakarova speaks with futurist and economist Bronwyn Williams about the future of business, technology, and society (author of the book "The Future Starts Now").

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The Shift in Turkey’s Foreign Policy

Politics on Point – The AIES Podcast Pt. 3 / 10.05.21

AIES Podcast

In the seventh episode of the AIES Politics on Point Podcast, AIES Senior Research Fellow Sofia-Maria Satanakis and AIES Project Coordinator Katrin Süss share their findings about the shift in Turkey's Foreign Policy based on their recent publication on this matter.

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