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Over the past year, the European Policy Centre’s Defence and Security project (DefSecEU) has published a series of reports outlining how Europe can assume greater
February 16, 2026
Over the past year, the European Policy Centre’s Defence and Security project (DefSecEU) has published a series of reports outlining how Europe can assume greater
Reframing Europe’s Autonomy Debate Europe’s strategic autonomy is frequently discussed in the language of deficit: insufficient military integration, fragmented capital markets, slower growth, and technological
Ukraine entered 2026 in a seemingly perilous position, with Russian forces advancing on the battlefield and Ukrainian cities experiencing prolonged blackouts due to relentless Russian
European Centre for Strategic Studies and Policy (ECSAP) U.S.–Iran relations have entered a high-volatility phase in early February 2026, characterized by simultaneous signals of renewed
Since the outbreak of the war in Sudan in April 2023, Turkish-made drones have emerged as a decisive element in the Sudanese Armed Forces’ military
As the USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in the Middle East, two experts discuss the opportunities, uncertainties, and risks of a US strike on Iran. On
The superlative description—“the mother of all deals”—is unmistakably Trumpian, but it didn’t involve the United States. On Tuesday, Indian and the European Union (EU) leaders announced the
Since the outbreak of war in Sudan, violations have not been limited to being a byproduct of fighting between armed factions. Instead, mounting field testimonies
A senior European official, who was in Davos this past week for the World Economic Forum, refers to US President Donald Trump’s approach to Europe
It’s hard to imagine a more discordant way for Donald Trump to mark the first anniversary of his second inauguration than by attending the World