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"The following analysis will give an overview of the energy and security challenges related to the role of China and Russia in global energy stability, including the implications of their foreign and security policies for the EU and transatlantic relations. It will begin with an analysis of the EU's growing energy security challenges. (text abstract)

Serfaty, S.: Half past Bush : test of will, test of efficacy, test of vision. - S. 1-12 Eichhorn, C.: "Pro bono publico - no bloody panico" or the future of transatlantic relations. - S. 13-18 Klaeden, E.: The state of the alliance. - S. 19-24 Cordesman, A. H.: The transatlantic alliance and the Middle East in a year of changing priorities and strategic drift. - S. 25-36 Bagger, T.: Challenges in the Greater Middle East : the transatlantic dimension. - S. 37-40 Gill, B.: China as an emerging global player. - S. 41-44 ( ... ) Adam, R.: Reviewing the transatlantic partnership. - S. 53-57

Serfaty, S.: Thinking about and beyond NATO. - S. 1-9 Inacker, M.: Preparing for enlargement : new members, new missions. - S. 11-14 O'Hanlon, M. E.: Building more European capacity for military operations. - S. 15-21 Thiele, R.: Preparing for action : commitment, transformation, capabilities. - S. 23-31 Newhouse, J.: Trappings of parity : NATO at 20. - S. 33-37 Pfaffernoschke, A.: Making room for Russia : how close is too close? - S. 39-44 Asmus, R. D.: Taking the Atlantic Alliance beyond Europe. - S. 45-52 Flanagan, S. J.: Adapting NATO for the 21st century. - S. 53-63 Becher, K.: Organizing NATO for the future. - S. 65-73