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Master of Arts (MA) · Hong Kong University / University of Bielefeld
Neele Henry Seifert is a member of the Board of Directors of EPIS, where he leads the organization’s External Affairs portfolio. He is currently pursuing an LL.M. at the University of Hong Kong, focusing on international and commercial law. His academic and professional interests include international dispute resolution, European law, geopolitics, and foreign policy. During his legal studies in Germany, he participated in and later coached teams for the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, gaining extensive experience in international advocacy, arbitration, and team leadership. He also regularly participates in high-level international conferences and dialogues on foreign policy, security, and geopolitical affairs.
The Trump–Xi meeting reflects the emergence of a post-unipolar international order defined by great-power rivalry, technological competition and geopolitical fragmentation. Europe now faces the challenge of remaining strategically relevant.
Interview with former German Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer on Ukraine’s resilience, Europe’s responsibility, and why political will and civic engagement remain essential for lasting peace.
How can geopolitics remain accessible in an age of shrinking attention spans? Andreas Grassl discusses trust, short-form content, polarization, and the changing future of political communication.
The U.S. remains unmatched in military reach, yet sustaining prolonged conflict increasingly depends on fragile supply chains, industrial capacity, and critical materials shaped by China.
1. The interview explores why transatlantic security often overlooks local and state leaders. 2. Joshua Burgin argues that strong personal networks between local leaders are essential for effective security cooperation. 3. The article concludes that stronger local-level transatlantic ties improve…
The easing of sanctions in 2025 offers Syria something it hasn’t had in over a decade: a genuine opening. Financial systems are reconnecting, investors are circling, and humanitarian groups finally have fewer bureaucratic barriers to work around. Yet this opportunity is fragile. Sanctions relief …
– Personal experience from visiting Lebanon & Syria post Iran-Israel war: daily life goes on under missiles in the sky. – People care more about bread, power cuts, and safety than geopolitics. War is watched, not fought. – Hezbollah’s restraint and Syria’s fragile transition revealed more profoun…
Iraq is planning to build a trade corridor that connects the Persian Gulf to Europe via Iraq and Turkey The project faces domestic challenges due to sectarianism and corruption in Iraqi governance and disagreements with the Kurdish Regional Government. Similar projects, such as the IMEC, are str…
1. Ukraine has become a fast, self-reliant defense innovator, urging frozen Russian assets to fund its tech sector. 2. With U.S. security guarantees less certain, Europe must back Ukraine directly—not just in solidarity, but because it now serves as the continent’s key bulwark against aggression.…
Main Question: How does the Middle East crisis impact European security? Argument: The conflict exacerbates societal tensions, strains migration systems, adds disinformation and polarization and strengthens Iran-Russia ties. Conclusion: A coordinated EU approach is crucial to address these challe…
Tunisia’s democracy falters under Saied’s rule, yet the EU continues financial support to tackle its own migration issues. As the biggest African migrant hub, Saied, thus, has a strong bargaining position against the EU.
What do recent shifts in international support mean for the future of Western Sahara? Morocco has gained strong backing for its autonomy plan from key players like France, the U.S., and Spain, using diplomatic leverage (e.g. migration control) to advance its position, while Algeria, Russia, and I…
