As part of the World Youth Academy’s International Security Policy Summit that took place in Vienna from 30.05. to 01.06.2019, Shabka held a short interactive workshop on EU security policy. The workshop “From vision to action in security policy making”
Adam Urosevic from Shabka and the Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy (AIES) gives us a quick breakdown of the European Parliament election results.
When the news broke that Notre Dame in Paris was on fire a few weeks ago, I was caught by surprise. Unlike most of Europe that seemed to be in shock about it, seeing such an overwhelming wave of solidarity
Last year’s schedule was very busy for us. Therefore, we proudly present our last year’s annual report! It gives you a glimpse of the tremendous effort we have made to translate qualified knowledge into action and expand as a forum
A couple of weeks after arriving in the US, I realized how naive americans are about China and this new world order. In most conversations, China was this big white elephant in the room. Everyone could see it, no one
Six years into implementation, China’s Belt and Road Initiative is recognized for its sloganeering on creating super connectivity corridors in the energy and transport sectors. The narrative is built around how China imparts its infrastructure success in countries where it
On 13. March 2019 Shabka’s Director Lukas Wank met with the RAND Corporations Vice President Charles Ries in Washington D.C. to discuss the history of RAND and its research efforts as well as the US Think Tank scene. RAND Corporation
As part of the World Youth Academy’s International Security Policy Summit that took place in Vienna from 31.10. to 02.11.2018, Shabka held a short interactive workshop on EU security policy. The workshop “From vision to action in security policy making”
Lebanon has been at peace for almost three decades now. Nevertheless, the country seems at unrest due to many social and political issues. How can Lebanon find its way out of this permanent deadlock?
Concerned about China’s escalating influence beyond Western Pacific, Japan and India have come up with ways to complicate China’s strategic calculus and to maintain a multipolar world. This Japan-India collaboration has given birth to the Indo-Pacific alliance.
