Brief | March 17, 2025 Why the ‘Reverse Nixon’ Strategy Will Fail: The Illusion of Decoupling Sanshiro Hosaka
Report | January 29, 2025 A Mountain to Climb: Russia’s Influence in the South Caucasus and EU Policy Options Sanshiro Hosaka
Report | June 6, 2024 China’s and Russia’s Aggressive Foreign Policies: Historical Legacy or Geopolitical Ambitions? Ivan U. K. Klyszcz Che-chuan Lee James Sherr OBE
Brief | June 5, 2024 Rapprochement Despite Strategic Divergence: The Significance of the 2024 Japan-China-South Korea Summit Elena Atanassova-Cornelis
External publication | March 27, 2024 EU Policy towards Ukraine: Entering Geopolitical Competition over European Order Kristi Raik Steven Blockmans Anna Osypchuk Anton Suslov
Report | October 19, 2023 Europe’s Broken Order and the Prospect of a New Cold War Kristi Raik Eero Kristjan Sild
Commentary | May 25, 2023 The Shifting Patterns of Alliances in the Middle East: Surveying the Fluid Geostrategic Landscape Ali Alavi
Analysis | January 30, 2023 Why Russia Went to War: A Three-Dimensional Perspective James Sherr OBE Igor Gretskiy
Report | January 3, 2023 Europe’s Indo-Pacific Tilt: Estonian and Japanese Interests Frank Jüris Steven Blockmans Kazuto Suzuki Sanshiro Hosaka Maret Nukke Keiko Kono
Policy paper | November 29, 2022 Building European Security Against Russia – A View From Estonia Kristi Raik Martin Hurt
Analysis | November 3, 2022 Putin and Assad, Partners in Crime: Why Russian Forces Steal Wheat From Ukraine Jonas Heins
Report | September 26, 2022 Developing Nuclear Energy in Estonia: An Amplifier of Strategic Partnership with the United States? Tomas Jermalavičius Max Bergmann Peter Crail Thomas O’Donnell Tomas Janeliūnas Tõnis Idarand
Policy paper | June 8, 2022 Ukraine’s Path to EU Membership: How to Turn a Geopolitical Necessity into a Viable Process Kristi Raik Steven Blockmans
