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1. The third EU-NATO joint declaration (10 January 2023): Was it worth the delay?

2. The promises and perils of law-making as the way to strengthen societal resilience

3. Into the Blue Pacific: Why the EU Should Help Island Nations Address Climate Change and Maritime Insecurity

4. From “Forward ­Presence” to ­“Forward Defense”: Germany Must Strengthen ­NATO’s Northeastern Flank in Lithuania

5. China “De-risking”: A Long Way from Political Statements to Corporate Action

6. German Defense Spending: A Repeat of the Past Instead of a New Era

7. Whose Zeitenwende? Germany Cannot Meet Everyone’s Expectations

8. Security Guarantees for Ukraine: Until NATO Membership, Extending the Joint Expeditionary Force Is the Best Option

9. Protecting the EU’s Submarine Cable Infrastructure: Germany’s Opportunity to Transform Vulnerability into Mutual Resilience

10. Harnessing allied space capabilities

11. Integrating US and allied capabilities to ensure security in space

12. Beyond launch: Harnessing allied space capabilities for exploration purposes

13. Preparing for the next winter: Europe’s gas outlook for 2023

14. The role of space technologies in power politics: Mitigating strategic dependencies through space resilience

15. Russian aggression and the European Arctic: Avoiding the trap of Arctic exceptionalism

16. The war-induced exodus from Russia: A security problem or a convenient political bogey?

17. Russia’s regime transformation and the invasion of Ukraine: From a failed blitzkrieg to war as the new normal

18. Mexico’s domestic decay: Implications for the United States and Europe

19. New Frontiers: Estonia’s Foreign Policy in Africa

20. NATO’s new Defence Plans

21. Prospects for Ukraine’s NATO Membership

22. Climate, Peace and Security in a Changing Geopolitical Context: Next Steps for the European Union

23. The Arctic is Hot: Addressing the Social and Environmental Implications

24. New Compact, Renewed Impetus: Enhancing the EU’s Ability to Act Through its Civilian CSDP

25. Transparency and Accountability: US Assistance to Ukraine

26. Fragile unity: Why Europeans are coming together on Ukraine (and what might drive them apart)

27. Sustain and prosper: How Europeans can support Ukraine

28. The battle for the Indian Ocean: How the EU and India can strengthen maritime security

29. Renewable relations: A strategic approach to European energy cooperation with the Gulf states

30. Keeping America close, Russia down, and China far away: How Europeans navigate a competitive world

31. The power of control: How the EU can shape the new era of strategic export restrictions

32. The European Political Community from Paris to Chisinau: an idea taking shape?

33. How the EU and US can advance the green transition along with energy and resource security

34. How Sweden Can Use its EU Presidency to Build the Civilian Security Dimension of the Eastern Partnership

35. Future-proofing EU security and defence cooperation in the Indo-Pacific

36. What should the EU do about violent extremism?

37. Playing the Long Game in the South China Sea

38. Conflict in Two Theaters? European Misperceptions about the Asia-Pacific

39. If Russia Uses Migration as a Weapon, Europeans Should Respond In Kind

40. Sea Change for Europe’s Security Order: Three Future Scenarios

41. Defining Feminist Foreign Policy in Germany’s National Security Strategy

42. NATO’s Tunnel Vision

43. The crisis of European security: What Europeans think about the war in Ukraine

44. Survive and thrive: A European plan to support Ukraine in the long war against Russia

45. A new climate for peace: How Europe can promote environmental cooperation between the Gulf Arab states and Iran

46. Tough trade: The hidden costs of economic coercion

47. Gas and Energy Security in Germany and Central and Eastern Europe

48. European sovereignty, strategic autonomy, Europe as a power: what reality for the European Union and what future?

49. Hackers, Hoodies, and Helmets: Technology and the changing face of Russian private military contractors

50. Beyond munitions: A gender analysis for Ukrainian security assistance

51. Sweden and Finland are on their way to NATO membership. Here’s what needs to happen next.

52. Engaging the Pacific Islands is no longer about the why, but about the how

53. Enlarging and deepening: giving substance to the European Political Community

54. Children of War: The Ukrainian Case

55. The old is dying and the new cannot be born: A power audit of EU-Russia relations

56. Russia’s Ill-Fated Invasion of Ukraine: Lessons in Modern Warfare

57. Best and Bosom Friends: Why China-Russia Ties Will Deepen after Russia’s War on Ukraine

58. Resetting NATO’s Defense and Deterrence: The Sword and the Shield Redux

59. Transforming European Defense

60. EU Defense After Ukraine: A New Capabilities Agenda

61. EU Defence After Ukraine: Denmark’s CSDP U-Turn

62. German-US Relations and the Security of the Baltic States

63. The Contours of a New Western Russia Strategy

64. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The War in Cyberspace

65. Russia’s War in Ukraine: The War at Sea

66. Baltic States’ Expectations Regarding Germany’s Role in Baltic Security

67. Baltic Perspectives on Germany’s Role in NATO

68. Stabilizing the European Continent Reflections on the Future of EU Enlargement

69. Turkish Foreign Policy and the EU An Everlasting Candidate Between Delusion and Realities

70. Why Belgium Needs a Cyber Command

71. Keeping the OSCE Alive

72. The New Force Model: NATO's European Army

73. Tanks versus Banks: Russian Military versus EU Geoeconomic Power

74. A European Defence Summit in May 2022: From Compass to Capabilities

75. Turkey in Central Asia: Possibilities and limits of a greater role

76. Russia’s shifting foreign and security policy in Northern Europe: The new geopolitical meaning of ‘good neighbourliness’

77. Germany’s shifting policy towards Russia: The sudden end of Ostpolitik

78. A policy agenda for Finland’s entry into NATO: From ‘one for one’ to ‘one for all’

79. NATO’s Nordic enlargement and Turkey’s reservations: Trilateral Memorandum of Understanding in the context of Turkey’s wider strategic interests

80. German strengths and weaknesses in the Russo-Ukrainian war

81. NATO and Russia after the Invasion of Ukraine

82. Saving Energy in a Hurry Reducing Dependence on Russian Hydrocarbons Requires Resolute Demand and Supply Sides Action

83. Toward a Framework for Transatlantic Cooperation on Non-State Armed Groups

84. Protecting NATO’s security community

85. Is Russia a threat in emerging and disruptive technologies?

86. Cool Change Ahead? NATO's Strategic Concept and the High North

87. The Dos and Don'ts of Strategy Making

88. NATO and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda

89. Russia’s “total confrontation” on the Eastern flank

90. NATO and human security

91. Why the Ukraine crisis should push the UK and EU into a tighter embrace on security policy

92. The EU’s Strategic Compass

93. A pillar of stability in an unstable world

94. Opinion on Moldova’s application for membership of the European Union

95. Solid foundation, rocky future? Assessing transatlantic defence and security ties after NATO’s Madrid summit

96. Will the European Political Community actually be useful?

97. Ukraine and China: Russian Invasion and After

98. he EU-Iraq security partnership: A Policy Debate with MEPs

99. Pugwash Statement on the War in Ukraine

100. Phoenix or Icarus? European strategic autonomy in light of Ukraine