Formats

A study guide and flashcards covering the fundamentals of foreign and security policy for undergraduate students. Designed as an introductory resource, it offers a structured overview of key concepts, theories, and frameworks, helping students navigate the basics of international relations and security studies. The materials serve as a reference tool to support foundational learning and academic orientation in the field.

A weekly series of short articles (around 500 - 1000 words) presenting an opinionated brief. It covers all sorts of topics related to foreign affairs and security policy. It is designed for quick learning, it simplifies complex concepts for a broad audience, making foundational knowledge accessible to students, professionals, and the wider public.

A weekly series of short articles (max. 500 words) and brief video reels explaining key theories, influential figures, and political regimes in foreign and security policy. Designed for quick learning, it simplifies complex concepts for a broad audience, making foundational knowledge accessible to students, professionals, and the wider public.

A 25-minute podcast available in audio and video format, EPIS Talks explores key issues in foreign and security policy. Experts and analysts provide in-depth discussions, offering diverse perspectives on current affairs, historical contexts, and future challenges. The format ensures accessible, engaging, and well-researched insights, bridging academia and real-world policy debates.

A scholarly journal published three times a year, EPIS Magazine presents 100 pages of in-depth analysis on foreign and security policy. It features a mix of research articles, policy reviews, and expert commentaries, supported by data visualisations. Designed for academics, policymakers, and practitioners, it provides a comprehensive perspective on global affairs through rigorous research and diverse viewpoints.