EPIS Working Groups

Russia outproduces the EU in arms, leveraging a wartime economy, while the EU struggles with limited production capacity, posing future conflict risks despite higher equipment quality.

The 2024 Turkish-Iraqi security agreement boosts military collaboration, challenges Iran's influence, and raises concerns about Turkey's sway in Iraq.

North America faces climate challenges but aims for net-zero emissions via diverse strategies in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

China pledged 360 billion yuan ($50.7 billion) for Africa at the 2024 summit, focusing on infrastructure and green energy.

The European Working Group's map shows major cyberattacks from 2021-2023, emphasizing vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and the need for stronger cyber defenses.

International stakes are high as Trump and Harris vie for the 47th presidency in a tight, unpredictable U.S. election.

The Temporary Protection Directive (TPD) was activated for the first time in 2022 for Ukrainian refugees. While effective, its temporary nature raises concerns.

The EU's migration deals focus on economic aid and border management, but face challenges due to regional instability.

Mongolia is an attractive partner to diversify partnerships of European countries. Its raw materials and strategic location make it valuable.

The number of barriers is on the rise in Europe, but is this the most effective way to stop migration?

Melting Arctic ice drives competition; Russia gains, Canada and the U.S. cooperate but clash.

Experts speak of the most powerful non-state actor worldwide: Hezbollah in Lebanon will pose major challenges to the Israel Defense Forces.