Continuity and novelties in Italy’s outlook on NATO’s Strategic Concept
Italy’s current outlook on NATO features four main elements of continuity and two meaningful novelties which approach to the Madrid Strategic Concept.
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Online conversation “Russia’s Rubicon Crossing: War in Ukraine”
This expert discussion will address the consequences of Russia’s illegal action against Ukraine.
Outer space: the new horizon on EU’s strategic autonomy
The EU is deploying strategies on outer space for both markets and security and defence. There are several challenges to be addressed
Poland and NATO’s next strategy: deterring Russia and making European Defence Work (for the Alliance)
Poland argues that the adaptation of NATO to the Russian threat should not be considered a job done.
Roundtable “Ukraine and the future of the international order”
An independent Ukraine is the pillar of the architecture of the European security order, but also of the future of the international order, which China and Russia intend to redesign.
Towards greater European responsibility in security and defence: a Spanish-Dutch view
The prioritisation of security in Europe and its immediate neighbourhood should focus on Spain and the Netherlands to reinforce Europe's maritime presence, especially in the Indo-Pacific.
China’s stance on Ukraine: preventing NATO from interfering in the Indo-Pacific
China has adopted a complex stance on the crisis between Russia and Ukraine due to its own economic interests.
How to keep France engaged in NATO
France's policy towards NATO has always been ambivalent: committed to collective defence, but sceptical about political and strategic coordination among allies.
Putin wins and loses: towards a new European order?
Putin is winning with the political-military dispute he is pursuing in Ukraine, while also losing in other respects.
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