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Harsher punishments for young criminal offenders in Nordic countries: A debate
By Sara Lehtiniemi
Several Nordic countries want to impose harsher consequences on young criminal offenders. The emergence of this “punitive turn” in the Nordic welfare states mirrors a
The Hormuz Crisis: A challenge for the European Union and a window of opportunity for Russia?
By: Konstantinos Anagnostakis
The Strait of Hormuz is currently at the centre of a rapidly escalating geopolitical crisis with global economic and strategic consequences. As one of the
Readiness Europe 2030 lacks structure and planning
By: Sam Soetenhorst
With an increasingly more hostile and dangerous world, it is clear that Europe needs to up its military game. As a means to achieve this
The Race for Sixth Gen
By: Kasper Danielsen
On the 26th of December 2024, much of the world was surprised to see pictures of a new Chinese aircraft flying over Chengdu, China. The
From Wagner to the African Corps: Moscow’s Fundamental Shift in the Central African Republic
By: Lidia Minich
The Central African Republic (CAR) represents one of Russia’s most comprehensive experiments in Sub-Saharan Africa, making it a crucial partner in Moscow’s post-Wagner strategy. 2023
Iron Curtain of the Skies: Cheap Drones and the Policy Price Tag
By: Alexander MacDonald and Francesco Milner Wall in the Sky
Thirty-five years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe is building another kind of barrier. This one
Harsher punishments for young criminal offenders in Nordic countries: A debate
By Sara Lehtiniemi
Several Nordic countries want to impose harsher consequences on young criminal offenders. The emergence of this “punitive turn” in the Nordic welfare states mirrors a
The Hormuz Crisis: A challenge for the European Union and a window of opportunity for Russia?
By: Konstantinos Anagnostakis
The Strait of Hormuz is currently at the centre of a rapidly escalating geopolitical crisis with global economic and strategic consequences. As one of the
Readiness Europe 2030 lacks structure and planning
By: Sam Soetenhorst
With an increasingly more hostile and dangerous world, it is clear that Europe needs to up its military game. As a means to achieve this
The Race for Sixth Gen
By: Kasper Danielsen
On the 26th of December 2024, much of the world was surprised to see pictures of a new Chinese aircraft flying over Chengdu, China. The
From Wagner to the African Corps: Moscow’s Fundamental Shift in the Central African Republic
By: Lidia Minich
The Central African Republic (CAR) represents one of Russia’s most comprehensive experiments in Sub-Saharan Africa, making it a crucial partner in Moscow’s post-Wagner strategy. 2023
Iron Curtain of the Skies: Cheap Drones and the Policy Price Tag
By: Alexander MacDonald and Francesco Milner Wall in the Sky
Thirty-five years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe is building another kind of barrier. This one
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