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04 May 2009 - - Guardian - Appearance is key in tackling terrorism By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Consulting Research Associate
04 Feb 2009 - - Guardian - UK prisons: incubators for terrorism? By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Research Associate
20 Jan 2009 - - Thinkpiece - Responding to the terrorist threat: Implications for UK businesses and insurance By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Research Associate
26 November 2008 - - New Statesman - Loners to wannabe terrorists By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Research Associate
09 Oct 2008 - - Guardian - Community is key to tackling Islamic extremism By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Research Associate
01 Oct 2008 - - Perspectives on Terrorism - Operation Praline: The Realization of Al-Suri’s Nizam, la Tanzim? By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Research Associate
19 September 2008 - - New Statesman - Al Qaeda’s delayed release By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Research Associate
02 September 2008 - - New Statesman - No template for terrorists By Rafaelllo Pantucci, Research Associate
Bypassing Europe Is a Mistake By Raffaello Pantucci, Research Associate
From great gaming to gradual playing By Rafaello Pantucci, Research Associate
A Treacherous Triangle? By Rafello Pantucci, Research Associate and Christopher Griffin SAIS ReviewVol. XXVII no. 1 Winter-Spring 2007A Treacherous Triangle?: China and the Transatlantic Alliance The United States and Europe avoided diplomatic disaster in 2005 when the European Union narrowly decided not to lift its arms embargo on the People's Republic of China (PRC). Brussels was handed a convenient pretext for shelving the question when China passed an "Anti-Secession Law" to ratchet up tension in the...
Getting the EU Back Into Eurasia By Raffaello Pantucci, Research Associate
A Brown Iraq may herald problems By Raffaello Pantucci, Research Associate
Germany's Turn By Dr Bastian Giegerich, Research Associate
Tall order for U.N.'s new leader By Dr Patrick Cronin, Director of Studies
Towards a Truer European Union? By Raffaello Pantucci, Research Associate
Prodding Russia As with most foreign policy decisions, Europe has chosen to take a predictably schizophrenic approach in dealing with Russia.The result has been to Europe's detriment, with only Russia benefiting from the EU's confused prevarication, while Europe is left with its foreign policy credibility further in tatters.
Losing special friends By Raffaello Pantucci, Research Associate