What is left from Kohl’s era?
Much has changed, yet paradoxically, perhaps Europe is closer now to its 1990s vision than it has ever been
European Power
Central Europe’s Tough Choice: Macron or Orban?
Fears about political and economic marginalisation have damped the spread of new EU-optimism to Central Europe
A European approach to military drones and artificial intelligence
When people hear the word ‘drones’, they think of targeted killings and the United States. They picture the “Predator” or the “Reaper”, the world’s most…
Security through politics
Europe should not confine itself to adopting a narrow security-driven approach in Libya
Now or never on European defence
It is time for Europe’s defence pioneers to move on out
Cyber attacks: Understanding the basics
Rarely does a week go by these days without a ‘cyber attack’ making the headlines across the globe. It may be the massive WannaCry ransomware…
Coming to terms with China’s maritime power
China's naval power is already presenting Europe with direct challenges and opportunities
The era of Mutually Assured Disruption
The five forces that are 'liquidising' global security
Signal, constrain, and coerce: A more strategic use of sanctions
Sanctions are not a strategy by themselves, but a tool to be adapted to circumstances
Russia’s quiet military revolution
Russia is clearly preparing for offensive operations, but the likelihood of action depends on the quality of Europe’s own defence