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74th Leergang Buitenlandse Betrekkingen officially opened

NEWS We were delighted to welcome HM Margareta, Custodian of the Romanian Crown. She delivered the opening speech at the LBB: 'A European Union of Cohesion and Solidarity - Romania’s contribution'. It was 17 years after her father the late king came to speak at Clingendael.
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Trending

CrisisAlert: Turkey and NATO - living apart together, report by Dick Zandee
Turkey in northwestern Syria: rebuilding empire at the margins, policy brief by Erwin van Veen

New publications

Nexus between climate & security; warning signs are flashing red, opening statement in European Parliament at 15 Oct by Tom Middendorp
70th anniversary of China, the Hong Kong protests and identity politics, podcast by Ingrid d'Hooghe, Ties Dams & Rem Korteweg
CSDP and NATO in the Face of Rising Challenges, report by Dick Zandee
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Training Courses

Last chance to register for our open training courses in 2019. We only have a few spots left, so be quick. If you have any questions on our courses, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.

23 Oct-1 Nov: International Security
5-8 Nov: Seminar International Negotiations
2-4 Dec: International Mediation and Consensus-Building
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Events

More events

17 Oct: Rule of Law in the Western Balkans
21 Oct: De wereld volgens China
4 Nov: The Integration of the Republic of Kosovo into the EU
18 Nov: A world without the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty redux?
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Looking back

11 Oct: Future of Europe Breakfast: US-China trade war with Dr. Abdul Abiad, Director of the Asian Development Bank’s Macroeconomic Research Division.

Clingendael Magazine

Beter voorbereid op gestrande toeristen dan op vluchtelingen, column by Ko Colijn
What diplomacy is all about, book review by Arne Muisbr
De realiteit van het neoliberalisme, analysis by Ido de Haan
Charles Michel als opvolger van Tusk: voorzichtig balanceren, opinion by David Criekemans
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In the media

Audio/Video
Heeft Assad de macht in Syrie weer in handen?, Bertus Hendriks / NPO Radio 1 (37:00)
Gevangen IS-strijders Syrië terug naar Europa?, Renske van der Veer / RTL Nieuws (6:10)
Brengt Nederland het EU-lidmaatschap van Albanië en Noord-Macedonië in gevaar?, Jan Marinus Wiersma / Nieuws Redactie

Online/Print
Turkse inval in Syrië zorgt voor 'heel vreemde' NAVO-verhouding, Dick Zandee/ NOS
Apple en andere westerse techbedrijven buigen voor Chinese druk, Maaike Okano-Heijmans / De Volkskrant
PKK en YPG: zelfde ideologie en toekomstvisie, maar andere methodes, Goos Hofstee / De Standaard €
De lobby voor de nieuwe Nederlandse onderzeeboten, Dick Zandee / NRC
Silk Road Headlines
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