IIEAEuropean security and defence has gained increased momentum over the past two years. But has anything, in political and capability terms, really changed?
Security & Defence
Eimear O'ReillyThe series aims to further debate in Ireland on defence policy with the input of leading scholars, experts and practitioners.
George Beebe, former Director of the CIA’s Russia analysis, presents his new book, The Russia Trap: How the US-Russia Shadow War Could Spiral Into Catastrophe (and How to Stop It).
Finland is no doubt seen as a net contributor to security in Europe, and certainly wants to be seen as such. It takes care of its own defence, and thereby contributes to overall security.
Sarah BurkeIs it really useful to think about “small states” when discussing European defence and security?
The tremendous changes in the European security landscape in the early 1990s led to fundamental changes in Swedish security policy, both in stated doctrine and in practice.
The series aims to further debate in Ireland on defence policy with the input of leading scholars, experts and practitioners.
The Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) presents its Global Terrorism Index 2019 and outline key trends.
Russia-China cooperation is at its closest in decades. Moscow relishes the opportunities this presents, but will this friendship be in Russia’s best interests in the long-term?
Jean-Pierre Lacroix discusses modern-day peacekeeping operations and how they address the challenges we face today.
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