EPIS Magazine Issue I

A deal without losers? Why the arms deal between South Korea and Poland holds benefits for both countries, and which implications it carries for Europe and the Indo-Pacific.

Perceived security is influenced by a range of factors, among them work and presence of the police. This article looks at the interplay between law enforcement and society, and particularly examines communication strategies employed by the German police.

Quo vadis, Europe? Cases can be made for rising, stagnant, or declining levels of cooperation within the EU. An examination of implications each trajectory would have for the future of the European Union.

This article provides a review of the history of Tehran-Kabul-relations. In summary, Iran’s attempts to exert influence become evident when examining social, political and economic ties between the two countries.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps play an important role in the country’s political and economic spheres. Their power in both business and politics has therefore major implications on how Western decision-makers should approach the organisation.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is all but surprising, considering Moscow’s history of aggression against neighbouring countries. In addition, Russia’s expectation of quick success may have contributed to the decision to launch a military operation against Ukraine.