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20.01.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Trump and Europe
Ulrich Kühn spoke with the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (link) and SWR Aktuell (link) about current relations between Europe and the US  ...
16.01.2026 ➞ News
New Team Member in the IFSH Berlin Office
Since January 2026, Tristan Volpe has joined the project team in the IFSH Berlin office as a Research Associate. He is  ...
15.01.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Global Armament
Ulrich Kühn spoke with web.de (link) and taz (link) about global armament dynamics.  ...
05.01.2026 ➞ Media
Sabine Mokry in the Media: Maduro’s Capture and China
Sabine Mokry spoke with the Wall Street Journal about how Maduro’s capture is affecting China’s ambitions in Latin America (link).  ...
29.12.2025 ➞ Publication
New Security Policy Challenges for Europe Posed by China
In her article for Internationale Politik, Sabine Mokry analyzes China’s security policy entanglements with other autocracies. Unlike Western alliances, these relationships  ...
15.12.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: War Bets in the Ukraine War and Rheinmetalls Future
Ulrich Kühn spoke with Thurgauer Zeitung about war bets in the Ukraine war (link). He disucssed Rheinmetall’s future with the Washington  ...
15.12.2025 ➞ Publication
How Publicly Available Technology Supports Nuclear Transparency
In a world filled with hostile nuclear rhetoric and coercion, publicly available emerging technologies can help guard against nuclear escalation, argues  ...
11.12.2025 ➞ Publication
China Aims to Influence Global Arms Control Debates
The People’s Republic of China’s State Council has published a new arms control white paper, signalling Beijing’s intention to shape emerging  ...
10.12.2025 ➞ Publication
Why Expert Access Matters in Chinese Foreign Policy Making
Chinese foreign policy experts’ influence fluctuates with their institutional proximity to the state and the leadership’s demand for advice, argues Sabine  ...
07.12.2025 ➞ Publication
Atomic Backfires: The Fallibility of German Status Quo Policies
A new volume, “Atomic Backfires – When Nuclear Policies Fail”, edited by Stephen Herzog, Giles David Arceneaux, and Ariel F. W.  ...
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