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Theo Kaiser is pursuing an MPhil in International Relations at the University of Oxford (UK). His research focuses on foreign policy, particularly in the context of relations between Europe and the Global South. Recently, he completed a Carlo-Schmid Fellowship at the OECD and an internship at the Permanent Mission of Germany to the United Nations.
The American blockade of a UN vote on Palestinian statehood highlights different positions on the international stage.
A Trump re-election has strong foreign policy implications: an insecure NATO, US isolationism, and a reinforced Israel.
India’s significance for the European Union is steadily rising. Yet, human rights concerns and Delhi’s ambiguous stance pose a challenge.
Visionaries of European strategic autonomy have engaged in many initiatives to reduce European dependency on U.S. weapon technology. Most recently, the Future Air Combat Systems (FCAS) project has emerged. The following study will attempt to answer whether projects like FCAS genuinely contribute …
A recurring theme when it comes to natural resources is their perception as a curse or blessing for the countries that possess them. While some scholars argue that the discovery of natural resources is one of the key drivers of corruption and the weakening of democratic institutions, others even …
