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Course for Senior Officials heading for Pakistan and India

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Ein Lufthansa-Jet landet auf einer Landebahn. Im Vordergrund sieht man die Landehilfe.

On the spot: The Course for Senior officials is heading for Pakistan and India. The study tour offers first-hand impressions and high-level talks with both national experts and representatives from the international community in Islamabad and New Delhi.

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360 degree view: Discussing NATO's Partnerships

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A large group of both uniformed and business-dressed people are sitting in a large circle of chairs within the Federal Academy's Historic Hall.

NATO not only consists of 29 member nations but also maintains partnerships with 41 other states. How can these relations be adapted to the changed security environment? From 31 January to 2 February 2018, the Federal Academy hosted NATO's ACT Partnership 360 Symposium to provide both members and external partners broad space for discussion.

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31/2018

Brexit negotiations in the field of defence: Lessons learnt and moving forward

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Sophia Besch

Working Paper 1/2018: Pakistan

Dear Madam or Sir,

relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have always been characterised by mutual rivalry and hostility. Yet, in our latest Working Paper, Stefan Lukas discusses some developments that might open up new opportunities for stability and peace in the region. He argues that this had less to do with US involvement but more with growing Chinese influence in the region - especially when it comes to Pakistan's stance towards the Taliban.

The Security Policy Working Papers are intended to stimulate debate
and help explain current issues.

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