Ulrike Franke on technical solutions against drone flights over sensitive infrastructure
Media mentions
Gustav Gressel on the Russian advance on the crucial supply hub of Pokrovsk and its impact on the Kursk offensive
This prime minister, who probably will not be in this post in two months, will have to name the Bulgarian candidates for many years to come
Vessela Tcherneva comments on why the caretaker prime minister delayed the choosing of candidates for Bulgarian Commissioner
There is a desire to avoid big discussions, to have no discussions in parliament and to have to take quick decisions under the influence of certain political parties
The delay in choosing the candidates for Bulgarian Commissioner can lead to a less democratic decision. Vessela Tcherneva comments on this and other consequences of Bulgaria’s delay in picking its representative for the Commission
The government’s promised increase in the defence budget from 2.3 per cent to 2.5 per cent of GDP will hardly scratch the surface of all the new requirements
Nick Witney analyses the discrepancy between the UK’s high defence spending and the lack of preparedness of its armed forces
Andreas Bock on the security policy consequences of Hungary’s border openings for citizens of Russia and Belarus
It is high time the French learn from other European democracies, where parliamentary coalitions are the norm
Aurore Lalucq calls for a renewed version of social democracy in France