CIGA Staff

CIGA Staff

Does the EU Need Treaty Change?

Author: Stefan Lehne  Affiliation: Visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe; Austrian Ministry for European and International Affairs (2009-2011); General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union (2002-2008, director for the Balkans, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia) Organization/Publisher: Carnegie Endowment for…

Nagorno-Karabakh in the Shadow of Ukraine

Author: Thomas de Waal Affiliation: Senior Fellow with Carnegie Europe Organization /Publisher: Foreign Affairs  Date/Place: May 30, 2022/ USA Type of Literature: Article  Word Count: 2500 Link:     Keywords: Russia, Ukraine, Nagorno-Karabakh, EU, Peace Talk   Brief:    The…

Turkey’s Growing Foreign Policy Ambitions

Author: Kali Robinson (Bachelor’s degree in Journalism) Affiliation: Council on Foreign Relations; former intern at Al-Jazeera  Organization/Publisher: Council on Foreign Relations  Date/Place: May 19, 2022/USA Type of Literature: Article  Word Count: 2743 Link:   Keywords: Türkiye, Anti-Turkism, Turkophobia, Independent Foreign…

‘The Honeymoon is Over’: Israel and China at 30 Years

Author: Jordyn Haime Affiliation: Freelance journalist based in Taiwan, and Fulbright student fellow at National Chengchi University College of Communication (Taipei) Organization/Publisher: SupChina (New York-based, China-focused, for-profit startup news, information, and business services platform) Date/Place: May 20, 2022 / New…