Nordic & Baltic Countries

Danish support for independence for the Baltic countries 1990-1991 allowed Denmark to greatly improve its immediate security environment.

Interviews with Danish policy makers show that they are becoming more open to the idea of the EU acting as an independent unity on e.g. security issues, as long as it doesn’t compromise NATO and the transatlantic relationship.

A new law in Denmark, which could ultimately end the integration of refugees on Danish territory, offers important lessons about contemporary externalisation policies and the political motives behind them, according to researchers.

The Biden administration is committed to revitalizing democracy at home and abroad, and Biden’s global Summit for Democracy is meant to play a key role in achieving this objective. The Summit is primarily a symbolic event, but it does have the potential for substantial democratic progress. By adopting a proactive approach to the Summit that prioritizes genuine democratic improvements over ideological posturing, Denmark can help strengthen the collaboration among democracies.

origins, progress and actors

New book analyses the relationship between Denmark and Lithuania through 100 years

Chapter on Danish development cooperation in new book