Kristina Kausch is deputy managing director and senior fellow, GMF South. She is also GMF’s representative in Madrid. Her research focuses on Europe’s relations with its neighborhood and broader geopolitical trends in the Middle East.

Prior to joining GMF, she held positions with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the Spanish think tank FRIDE, the Bertelsmann Foundation, and the German development cooperation agency GIZ. She has provided articles and commentary to a range of outlets including The New York Times, the Financial Times, The Guardian, Politico, El País, Middle East Eye, Tagesspiegel, and Süddeutsche Zeitung

Media Mentions

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What can be expected of EU's Syria conference?
El Pais
The EU relies on the UK, Canada, Turkey and Norway to strengthen its rearmament plan in the face of the rift with the United States.
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Spain facing the new Gaza: willing to contribute forces and money, opposed to expelling Palestinians
Saudi Arabia Is Becoming One of Biden's Most Important Swing States
EU staffers criticise von der Leyen’s ‘uncontrolled’ support of Israel
Spain’s election spells trouble for EU and Macron if government swings to Right
Spanish radical right tipped to enter political ring for first time since Franco
Kristina Kausch, RTVE, La vía neutral para Ucrania: el modelo de Austria, Suecia o uno propio alejado de Occidente