The cyberwar that never was: reassessing choices during cyber conflicts
Our attempts to understand the future of cyber conflict must extend beyond debates surrounding the efficacy of cyber operations.
Our attempts to understand the future of cyber conflict must extend beyond debates surrounding the efficacy of cyber operations.
By invading Ukraine Vladimir Putin has reactivated not only NATO but the idea of the West as a whole.
It aims to analyse the challenges and opportunities for the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the current security environment.
NATO has moved forward in structuring its technology policy. The next leap should now be coherence and coordination.
Despite the apparently united front, there is a growing split in the West, and especially in Europe, towards Russia and the war in Ukraine.
Lithuania hopes the new NATO Strategic Concept should reflect the Russian threat to the Alliance’s eastern flank.
Together with the European Union, NATO plays a prominent role in defining and defending what Spain stands for as a country.
Organised by the Elcano Royal Institute, the EUTEx Living Lab in Madrid gathered a heterogeneous group of 19 professionals from 11 countries.
Roundtable in Madrid with experts on defence innovation to discuss on the implications of the war in Ukraine.
Two months into the war against Ukraine there is no end in sight and Russia’s most recent actions even point to an intensification of the fight.
The JCPOA will not be the holy grail for the Iranian economy but it will have a great impact in the country’s capacity to solve its economy problems.