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Commentary

In an age of hybrid threats, Europe’s private sector has become a resilience risk

Corporate executives and board members across Europe today have spent the majority of their careers in a post-Cold War world shaped by the spread of democracy, market capitalism, and globalisation. Until now. The rules of the global system have changed. As Nicholas Dungan argues, the private sector must live up to its new and growing responsibilities to contribute to Europe’s security.

6 October 2026 | Nicholas Dungan
Euro-Atlantic SecurityDefenceEuropeHybrid warfareNATOSecurity
Commentary

Redesigning NATO through European rotations

Thanks to Donald Trump’s bullying, concepts of a “European pillar” and “European Army” are slowly dying their logical death, making way for a more productive “European NATO” future. But what kind of structure would this entail? As Nicholas Williams and Michael Benhamou write, what Europe needs is a rotational strategic command, below which would sit more decentralised tactical commands that address concrete threats instead of serving Cold War bureaucratic habits.

3 September 2026 | Nicholas Williams and Michael Benhamou
Euro-Atlantic SecurityDefenceEuropeForeign policyMilitary DoctrineNATORussia-West RelationsSecurityTransatlantic relationsUnited StatesELN
Commentary

Is the Trump administration committed to the defence of NATO?

Given Donald Trump’s unpredictability over what he may or may not do regarding the US presence in and support for NATO, there are a range of possible consequences arising from his quixotic actions for America’s longest-standing alliance. David Richards and Harlan Ullman unpack how Europe can compensate for any major US force reductions and what a revitalised NATO might look like.

12 August 2026 | David Richards and Harlan Ullman
Euro-Atlantic SecurityDefenceDeterrenceEuropeForeign policyNATOSecurityTransatlantic relationsUnited StatesELN
Commentary

Burnham’s Britain: Continuity, defence, and a new industrial strategy?

Former UK Labour MP Madeleine Moon argues that Britain’s political instability is the product of profound social and geopolitical change. With Andy Burnham in Number 10, Britain must think simultaneously about defence, the economy, technological advantage, and democratic institutions while building on reforms to pursue a whole-of-society approach to national resilience.

4 August 2026 | Madeleine Moon
Euro-Atlantic SecurityDefenceEuropeForeign policyGovernanceNATOSecurityTransatlantic relationsUnited KingdomELN
Report

State-to-state cooperation between NATO and IP4 member states: Successes, constraints, and prospects for crisis prevention

This is the third report in a three-part series produced under a NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme project examining how NATO and its Indo-Pacific partners can strengthen cross-regional crisis prevention and strategic cooperation. It examines how bilateral and minilateral partnerships can strengthen practical cooperation between NATO and Indo-Pacific partner states.

30 July 2026 | Rishi Paul, Frank O’Donnell, Dongkeun Lee, Joël Christoph and Joel Petersson-Ivre
NATO SPSEuro-Atlantic SecurityAsia-Pacific RegionDefenceDeterrenceDiplomacyForeign policyIndo-PacificNATOAPLNELN
Report

Institutional cooperation between NATO and IP4: Expectations, constraints, and cooperation prospects

This is the second report in a three-part series produced under a NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme project examining how NATO and its Indo-Pacific partners can strengthen cross-regional crisis prevention and strategic cooperation. It explores the opportunities and constraints shaping institutional cooperation between NATO and the Indo-Pacific 4 (IP4).

30 July 2026 | Rishi Paul, Frank O’Donnell, Dongkeun Lee, Joël Christoph and Joel Petersson-Ivre
NATO SPSEuro-Atlantic SecurityAsia-Pacific RegionDefenceDeterrenceDiplomacyForeign policyIndo-PacificNATOAPLNELN