Security

From their democratic traditions to shared interests in technological development, Europe and India have much in common and to gain from cooperation.

Climate migration is already a reality. A coherent and binding solution must be determined at the EU and international levels.

Christopher Hill’s latest book, The Future of British Foreign Policy, is an attempt to ground UK foreign policy post-Brexit in reality.

Against a backdrop of increasing instability, the EU must define a common security and defence doctrine which confronts the question of nuclear deterrence to ensure its strategic autonomy.

The LSE professor reflects on the transformed nature of warfare in an era of globalisation and new technologies, and the EU’s role in preventing future wars.

New surveillance technologies and AI are rapidly transforming policing, but what does this mean for civil liberties?

As NATO’s nuclear capability comes up for renewal, Europe should seize the chance to push for nuclear de-escalation.

An interview with Co-chair of the European Green Party Reinhard Bütikofer on the new European Defence Fund and the state of security in the EU.

What are the prospects for deeper European integration on defence? We spoke to two experts to get their take.

After 9/11, military expenditure increased around the world. Does the increase of the defence sector improve or jeopardise international security?