Zachary Paikin
Zachary Paikin
PhD in International Relations, University of Kent; Master of Global Affairs, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto; BA in Middle East Studies and Political Science, McGill University
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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s victory in last weekend’s presidential runoff is a huge disappointment for Turkey’s opposition. After their success in…
Contrasting with its exclusion from the diplomatic high table prior to the war, the exercise of Russian aggression has allegedly…
Rival visions of pan-European security have persisted for years – a Venn diagram with non-intersecting circles. Despite insistence that war…
The EU’s relationship with Russia for the past decade or more has been characterised by uncertainty. That uncertainty finally came…
Despite incoming US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan expressing disappointment about EU Member States’ decision to move forward with the…
The end of Washington’s two-decade-long war effort in Afghanistan has inevitably raised questions over whether the era of Western nation-building…
On June 16, as Joe Biden was meeting with Vladimir Putin in Geneva, the European Commission and HRVP Josep Borrell…
Anti-regime protests in Belarus and the poisoning of Alexey Navalny have brought EU-Russia relations to their lowest point since the…
Relations between great powers have worsened in recent years, prompting High Representative Josep Borrell to assert that the European Union…
European Security, Eurasian Crossroads?
Keeping rules-based cooperation afloat on a war-torn continent
The South China Sea and Indo-Pacific in an Era of “Multipolar” Competition
A more targeted EU response?
The rise of mega-regions
Eurasia, the Indo-Pacific, and the transatlantic alliance in a reshaped world order
Multi-Layered Actions?
Sustaining Partnerships in the EU Integrated Approach to Conflicts and Crises
Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean
Geopolitical Europe’s pathway to strategic autonomy?
JOINT is a project aimed at assessing challenges to a more joined-up foreign and security policy of the EU. These…
With the gracious support of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung’s Brussels office, CEPS has bought together a coalition of researchers who aim to…
Despite the EU having revised its counter-terrorism policies several times since 2001, the destructive impact of violent extremism continues to…
In partnership with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung’s Regional Office for Cooperation and Peace in Europe (FES ROCPE), CEPS is proud to launch…