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Research Fellows

GPRG’s International Affairs Program comprises a range of cross-cutting issues, including international, regional, space and maritime security, diplomacy, global health, nation-building, and regional stability. The program also analyzes the policies and the general efficacy of international organizations such as the UN, NATO, EU, and ASEAN.

Current Research

In an era marked by shifting geopolitical landscapes, the Nordic and Central/Eastern European countries hold key strategic positions within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Following the recently concluded NATO Summit in Vilnius, it's clear that the Alliance stands at a crossroads. The summit underscored the importance of member nations harmonizing their aspirations, capabilities, and strategic priorities.

 

Our analysis delves deep into both past and current policy initiatives to offer insights into the legacy of cooperation and strategic positioning of these nations. Notably, the anticipated inclusion of Sweden and Finland into the NATO fold demands a reassessment and adjustment of the Alliance's internal structures to maximize potential synergies.

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Matthew Chan
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Lucas Lixinski Arnhold
Research Fellow
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Emma Gonzales-Puell
Research Fellow
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Nicolas Fiessinger
Research Fellow
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Frederico Ganz
Research Fellow
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Linus Abrahamsson
Research Fellow

International Affairs & Security Program

RESEARCH, INSIGHT & ANALYSIS

Policy Paper

From Vilnius and Beyond:

Unraveling the Strategic Potential of NATO's Nordic and Central Eastern European Allies

Aug 31, 2023

Policy Paper

Melting Ice, Rising Tensions

The Future of Swedish Arctic Foreign and Security Policy

Mar 30, 2023

Policy Paper

The Future of Swedish Foreign Policy

How Should Sweden Navigate in Precarious European Security Landscape?

Sep 5, 2022

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