For now, Europe’s best move would be to develop its advanced non-nuclear weapons arsenal, which can threaten valuable targets inside Russia and blunt an invasion, according to Darya Dolzikova, a ...

The eastern Europeans have rearranged their spending priorities in such a way that they have redirected resources to extra defence expenditure...In western Europe, by contrast, governments have not ...

It is in Europe’s interest to move quickly toward a European-led NATO that also includes a stronger European nuclear ...

The Kremlin’s weaponization of video games for recruitment and influence is no longer a theoretical risk. To protect the digital commons, the West must treat gaming as a core frontier of contemporary ...

Dr Eyal is the Associate Director, Strategic Research Partnerships, and International Director, at the Royal United Services Institute. He was born in Romania, but has lived most of his life in ...

With the National Centre for AI in Policing – dubbed Police.AI – UK policing is stepping up its pursuit of cutting-edge tools ...

Putin must walk a fine line between doing the minimum required to support its nominal ally in the region, while ensuring that ...

Europe needs to have a unified view on how the US should be handled, she says. Right now, she sees a risk of internal division in Europe; one bloc in northern and eastern Europe and one in southern ...

"There's obviously huge frustration in the policy-maker circles in Brussels and London that Russia is continuing to sell its oil," says Tom Keatinge, founding director of the Centre for Finance and ...

I think the strategic mistake or miscalculation that Tehran might possibly be making at this current moment is a failure to recognise that the operating environment and the diplomatic strategic ...