Area Studies

The new unity of the BRICS-Countries
The US and the EU are lacking support in many developing and emerging economies

Western industrialized countries are losing important partner countries in the developing and emerging economies. Both the US and the countries of the EU are succeeding less and less in winning allies in international relations. Instead, the BRICS group, which includes the People's Republic of China and Russia, two of the most important adversaries of the West, has surprisingly gained in popularity. The group's recent summit...

By Heribert Dieter
12 September 2023

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Regular Publications

Conflict Weekly
Nagorno-Karabakh and the End of the Republic of Artsakh

Abigail Miriam Fernandez Armenia-Azerbaijan: Nagorno-Karabakh state announces dissolution Abigail Miriam Fernandez In the news On 28 September, Nagorno-Karabakh separatist leader, Samvel Shakhramanyan, signed a decree stating that their self-declared Republic of Artsakh would “cease to exist” by 1 January 2024.  The same day, the former leader of Nagorno-Karabakh, Ruben Vardanyan, a businessman who led the separatist government from November 2022 until February, was...

IPRI Team
28 September 2023
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Europe Monitor
Weather Anomalies in Europe

The EM August Edition consists of a special cover story on the weather anomalies in Europe, two special briefs on Germany-Russia Relations and Euroscepticism....

Europe Monitor #23 Vol. 03, No. 08
August 2023
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Other publications

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Nagorno-Karabakh and the End of the Republic of Artsakh
IPRI Team
28 September 2023
 
Violence and Ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh, Auto Workers’ Strike in the US, Fighting in Sudan, Another Migrant Crisis in Italy, and the US-Iran Prisoners Exchange
IPRI Team
21 September 2023
 
Pakistan grapples with soaring electricity bills and free riders
Dhriti Mukherjee
2 September 2023
 
Justice Isa takes oath as the Chief Justice of Pakistan
PR Team
18 September 2023
 
Pakistan, US and the Cipher Controversy: The problem of an inherently asymmetric relationship
Femy Francis
11 September 2023
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Short Notes
Sudan: Intense Fighting between the warring sides
GP Short Notes # 746
21 September 2023
 
On Climate Change, where is Pakistan currently?
GP Short Notes # 734
20 September 2023
 
Justice Isa: Beginning of a New Era?
GP Short Notes # 733
19 September 2023
 
“The country is sleepwalking into a human development disaster of serious consequences for its futur
GP Short Notes # 754
18 September 2023
 
Justice Isa takes oath as the Chief Justice of Pakistan
GP Short Notes # 753
18 September 2023
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Essays/Briefs
Germany-Russia Relations: What Next?

NIAS/CSS/CRPR/U/IB/15/2023 NIAS Area Studies Brief No. 61 NIAS Europe Studies 31 July 2023 Russia has emerged as the most divisive issue...

Himani Pant
31 July 2023
 
European Union Emissions Trading Scheme: A Prototype for Global Emissions Reduction Mechanism

NIAS/CSS/CRPR/U/IB/14/2023 NIAS Area Studies Brief No. 60 NIAS Europe Studies 26 July 2023 Climate change is one of the major environmental problems...

Rubina Pradhan
26 July 2023
 
Euroscepticism Transformed: Italy’s Meloni Seeks to Reform the EU from Within

NIAS/CSS/CRPR/U/IB/13/2023 NIAS Area StudiesBrief No. 59 NIAS Europe Studies 26 July 2023 Since the 2008 financial crisis, there has been a rise...

Medini Hegde
26 July 2023
Other Publications
Trump indictment, Moscow Conference and the Iran-US Prisoner Exchange deal

Trump is indicted yet again: What next for politics in the US? Ankit Singh What happened? On 14 August, Donald Trump with 18 of his associates in...

GP Team
20 August 2023
 
Haiti's Gang Violence, Venezuelan Migrants and the US, and Global Hunger Index

Madhura Mahesh, Sejal Sharma and Sandeep Ganesh Haiti: Gang violence and beyond In the news On 17 October, the US and Mexican representatives...

IPRI Team
20 October 2022
 
Doha Dialogue with the Taliban, Saudi Arabia in Asia and the Crisis in Venezuela

Aparupa Bhattacherjee, Harini Madhusudan & Sourina Bej ISSSP, NIAS Doha Dialogue with the Taliban The US special representative for Afghanistan...

GP Team
25 February 2019

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