11th Elcano Forum on Global Terrorism “The current threat from Islamist terrorisms to the West”
The 11th Elcano Forum on Global Terrorism “The current threat from Islamist terrorisms to the West”, will be held on October 24, 2024.
International Security
Conversation “A year later: The 7th October attacks and the war on Gaza. Is the end in sight?”
Conversation “A year later: The 7th October attacks and the war on Gaza. Is the end in sight?”, held on 10 October, 2024.
A partner of choice? Spain’s performance in the European Defence Fund in 2023
Spain strengthens its role and stands out in the European Defence Fund 2023, leading in areas such as innovation and air combat.
Multilateral export controls: improving coordination among like-minded industrial suppliers and enhancing global legitimacy
Is it possible to improve the coordination and legitimacy of multilateral export controls through global cooperation?
It’s time for Europe to think and act as a superpower
Ensuring security is crucial for Europe as it reaches the superpower status, especially considering Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Thinking about NATO-EU relations in wartime
How NATO-EU relations could contribute to counter Russian aggression and support Ukraine, focusing on geopolitics?
Beyond Strategy? Industrial Strategy and the Future of European Defence
Acceptance of the European Defence Industrial Strategy following its publication by the European Union in March 2024.
Public conference ”NATO’s 75th Anniversary: from Madrid to Washington”
Celebration of NATO's 75th anniversary in Madrid on 7 May 2024.
Spain’s recognition of the State of Palestine can make the difference
Former Director General of Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs analyses how the Spanish recognition of Palestine can make a difference.
Illicit technology transfers to countries of concern: challenges for the international community
The efficiency of multilateral military and dual-use export control regimes has been undermined by illicit trafficking networks and gaps in export controls.
The limits of international law: the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), Israel and the International Court of Justice
By charging Israel with genocide in the ICJ, South Africa has invoked the underlying principles and objectives of the R2P doctrine..
Prospects and implications of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling in the case of South Africa against Israel
The International Court of Justice has confirmed that it is plausible that Israel is violating its obligations in Gaza under the Genocide Convention.
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