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- Sabine Fischer
Frieden mit Russland: Wann und Wie? | Völkerrecht: Legal, illegal, ganz egal?

in: Sicherheitspod. Podcast für Sicherheitspolitik, Folge 97, 11.07.2025 (Audio)
- Nadja Douglas
Unerschlossenes Potenzial – Die OSZE und die Zivilgesellschaft in Fragen von Frieden und Sicherheit

in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte (APuZ), Nr. 29–31, 11.07.2025, 46–53, 8 Pages
- Sabine Fischer
Ukraine-Krieg nachgehakt: Aus den Augen...? - Die Ukraine und die Kriege in Nahost

in: Phoenix, 08.07.2025 (Video)
- Nadja Douglas
- Míla O’Sullivan
- Yuliya Yurchuk
- Oleksii Vasyliuk
- Tetiana Skrypchenko
Emancipatory Dimensions of In:Security – Strategies of Coping with War Challenges in Ukraine

in: KonKoop In:Security Report, No. 1, 01.07.2025, 36 Pages
- Sabine Fischer
Ungleiche Gegner

Donald Trump hat eine neue Asymmetrie zwischen der Ukraine und Russland geschaffen

in: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Nr. 148, Die Gegenwart, S. 6, 30.06.2025
- Sabine Fischer
Die NATO rüstet auf – wie reagiert Putin?

Podcast von Anne Will, in: Politik mit Anne Will, RTL+, 26.06.2025

Researchers from SWP and the Osrodek Studiów Wschodnich (Centre for Eastern Studies) in Warsaw conduct a German-Polish think-tank dialogue on political, social and economic developments in the post-Soviet states.
The aim of the project is to establish a broad and analytically sound understanding of the potential future role of the OSCE and to convey corresponding research results in the form of practical and concrete options for action - including suggestions for adjustments within the organization. In-depth consideration will also be given to the possible future positioning of the organization in the evolving European security architecture.

German-Polish Think-Tank Dialogue

Researchers from SWP and the Osrodek Studiów Wschodnich (Centre for Eastern Studies) in Warsaw conduct a German-Polish think-tank dialogue on political, social and economic developments in the post-Soviet states.
OSCE Think Tank Network

The aim of the project is to establish a broad and analytically sound understanding of the potential future role of the OSCE and to convey corresponding research results in the form of practical and concrete options for action - including suggestions for adjustments within the organization. In-depth consideration will also be given to the possible future positioning of the organization in the evolving European security architecture.