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Arne Ronneberger is pursuing a B.A. in Political Science and Economy at the University of Tübingen (DE). His research focuses on the Indo-Pacific region and its interaction with EU foreign policy. Currently, he is involved in projects with the Young German Council on Foreign Relations in Tübingen and is organising events to connect students with a shared interest in foreign policy.
What are the driving forces behind the SCO’s membership expansion and is the organisation successful in meeting its expected goals? The SCO has gained a more influential position in global affairs through its territorial expansion, but is severely hindered by internal differences. Its policy outp…
Mongolia is an attractive partner to diversify partnerships of European countries. Its raw materials and strategic location make it valuable.
With the renewal of European space cooperation, private investment in space will accelerate economic growth and bring security advantages.
