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For a European Defence Union
In our second piece on the German election, Thomas Oppermann MdB sets out the defence policy of the Social Democrats
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Für eine europäische Verteidigungsunion
To read this article in English see For a European Defence Union. Die Welt scheint aus den Fugen geraten: Der Terrorismus des IS erschüttert den arabischen Raum und europäische Metropolen. Bürgerkriege und Hungersnöte treiben Millionen Menschen in die Flucht. Nach der...
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Can CARD Change European Thinking about Capabilities?
Europeans need to think more systemically about capability development and combine NATO and EU efforts. The institutions fundamentally approach capabilities in different ways: NATO is interested in capabilities that caters to its operations while the EU considers capabilities a member state...
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Will Germans uphold the new foreign policy and defence consensus after the election?
In this first piece in the series on the German elections, former ELN Research Fellow Julia Himmrich highlights the key contentious issues for future German defence policy.
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How Brexit is likely to impact European Security and Defence
Janusz Onyszkiewicz argues that new initiatives for EU defence integration should strengthen the EU-NATO relationship further and he proposes a new informal European Security Council
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The Train Has Left the Station: European Security and Defence and the June European Council
ELN Associate Fellow Ilana Bet-El argues that the EU has made a clear commitment to become a more militarily capable actor, a very significant step in a world that is far from certain.