ELN Research Director Lukasz Kulesa argues that NATO and Russia’s military postures have significantly changed, and proposes a new framework to better manage the tensions between them.
In the latest in an ELN series on NATO’s nuclear posture, former Deputy Assistant Secretary General Guy Roberts offers his thoughts on strengthening NATO’s deterrence.
In response to a recent commentary by Jacek Durkalec, Oliver Meier and Katarzyna Kubiak caution against revising NATO’s nuclear policy.
Jacek Durkalec lists five areas where NATO’s nuclear policy should change in order to boost the credibility of deterrence.
A detailed account of the Russian snap exercise that took place in March 2015 featuring an interactive map. The exercise involved 80,000 troops, 65 warships, and 220 aircraft. The scale of this operation means it could only have been a scenario simulating war with NATO.
A detailed account of the June 2015 NATO exercise Allied Shield featuring an interactive map. The scale and nature of this exercise leaves Russia as the only possible adversary.