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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
“A War from Within”: A Story of American Resistance Against Authoritarianism
By: Franc Kravos
“A war from within,” says US President Trump in reference to unwavering unrest in major Democratic strongholds at a gathering of military generals and admirals
A “Horizon of Peace” in the South Caucasus: An Interview with Elchin Amirbayov, Representative of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan on Special Assignments
By: Jekaterina Savicka and Alexander MacDonald
On 16 December 2025, the JASON Editorial Committee sat down with the Representative of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan on
Cheers, Jeers and Unity: State of the (Independent) Union and How Two Wars Have Put the Emerging Superpower at a Crossroads
By: Ebba Lewenhaupt
“Our Union was built on the promise of peace, but today, peace can only be guarded by strength. This is Europe’s Independence Moment.” – Ursula von
Steering towards a Post-Quantum Digital Society
By: Jonathan Verkuil
Quantum computing is a topic many are aware of but that is often misunderstood. This article will unravel the importance of quantum science for our
The Rage Economy Spills Blood: What Charlie Kirk’s Murder Reveals About Contemporary US Politics
By: Franc Kravos
Charlie Kirk, a famous far-right activist, was tragically shot dead on 10 September. His violent death has sparked outrage across the political spectrum and even
Liberty and its Discontents: The Return of Military Keynesianism in Europe
By: Michael Meyer
History sometimes appears like an endless series of bad jokes. There is a popular expression to describe the phenomenon that those least expected often find
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