Security
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Climate and Military Security
European governments are increasingly vocal about digital independence. But in fact they remain dependent on a U.S. firm that is already built into the most sensitive European workflows, from policing and intelligence to health care and defense.
Europe Now Wants to Abandon Palantir But Can't
Hybrid threats have long since ceased to be a set of individual attacks. They work as a single mechanism that exploits the weaknesses of the European information environment itself.
Europe Still Treating Symptoms, Not the System
Should Zelensky persuade Trump to involve Ukraine into the U.S.-Iranian conflict, this could lead to a catastrophe that would mainly hit Europe.
Zelensky offers to take part in Trump’s war against Iran. This could draw Europe into a war it opposes.
The German authorities have pulled their country into a war but proven unprepared to defend its infrastructure from hybrid threats.
Germany at Hybrid War
Jean-Louis Lozier, a high-ranking member of the French General Staff, examines in detail the new concept of ‘forward nuclear deterrence’ announced by Emmanuel Macron.
France Offers Europe ‘Forward Deterrence’ but Remains the Sole Decision-Maker
Tuomas Forsberg examines in detail how drastically Helsinki’s Baltic Sea policy has changed after Finland joined NATO
Finland Switches from Engagement to Deterrence, But Stability Is Still Fragile
In a policy brief of the Center for Eastern Studies (OSW), Polish analyst Piotr Szymański gives detailed examination to the NATO 3.0 concept being promoted by the U.S. administration.
NATO 3.0: America Withdrawing, Europe Again Unprepared
The alliance is rich in warfare capabilities but must reorganize to exploit them. This will be a great challenge.
NATO: How Shall We Transform?
