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The Munich Security Conference showed that Europe can chart a path for a new transatlantic relationship through taking responsibility for its own defence, building democratic resilience and supporting Ukraine.

In response to the threat of conflict with Russia, and as with the Great Wars of the 20th Century, Europe is finding a new resolve.

Often seen as the gold standard for societal resilience, Finland has many admirers. The Secretary General of its Security Committee, Petteri Korvala, describes Finland’s approach.

The national conversation must address society’s preparations to defend itself, reimagining the citizen solider of the 21st century, and every sector’s role in this effort.

As the UK brings forward new electoral legislation, what should the government do about crypto donations, and does it really understand the risks?

Exploring the evolving role of air manoeuvre forces in European combat, this paper examines their utility, challenges and adaptation to modern threats.

In light of growing uncertainty over US commitments to European security, Europe must review its conventional and nuclear postures while managing risk.

The Greenland crisis has damaged goodwill and trust between the US and Europe and has undermined perceptions of US reliability and trustworthiness.

This research paper explores the transformative concept of prototype warfare in the maritime domain.