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Working Group
North America
Fortschritt durch Stärke und Vielfalt
The Working Group North America focuses on North America’s global influence in defence, trade, and diplomacy. It analyses US foreign policy, NATO commitments, and regional security, assessing political developments and strategic partnerships. Monthly briefings provide objective analyses and visualisations of North America's impact on global stability and security frameworks.
Veröffentlichungen
The U.S New Oil Drilling Policies
Domestic and Global Consequences
How will Biden's offshore oil drilling ban affect U.S. energy policy and global relations?Biden's ban seeks to protect ecosystems and combat climate change but could weaken U.S. energy control, potentially leading to greater reliance on oil imports and altering global energy geopolitics.The ban represents a commitment to environmental leadership but risks diminishing U.S. influence in global energy markets, prompting a reassessment of strategic positions, especially in regions like the Arctic.
Assessing Greenland’s Resources
“This is about critical minerals. This is about natural resources.”
1. Explores Greenland's vast mineral resources 2. Greenland is oil and mineral rich making it attractive to relevant states in the arctic region 3. Greenland is, and will continue, to be relevant because of the points made above.
A Return to Coal?
Implications for energy security and the environment
Trump is trying to reinvigorate American coal production; what are the security implications? Coal (and energy production generally) has realist dimensions, is necessary for mass-producing steel, and plays into politics domestic & international. Dirty energy, and diverse energy sources, are a hedge against a liberal, trust-based order in favor of more immediate benefits.
Cuba at Crossroads
An Economic Crisis From a Geopolitical Perspective
How does the current economic crisis affect the international relations of Cuba? The Cuban regime is facing a major crisis that could potentially undermine its grip on the island. Cuba needs to rely on foreign powers such as Russia to maintain the status quo.
