Internationale Politik Quarterly

Commentary in Internationale Politik Quarterly argues that while deterrence has become the central pillar of security policy amid heightened nuclear tensions, arms control must remain part of the agenda. The piece warns that abandoning negotiations and treaties altogether would leave Europe and its allies more exposed, and urges policymakers to pair deterrence with renewed arms control diplomacy.

Analysis from Internationale Politik Quarterly argues that a confrontation between the European Union and China is increasingly unavoidable, pointing to deepening friction in their economic and political relationship. The piece frames the showdown as structural rather than incidental, driven by competing interests on trade, security and values.