By Sara Lehtiniemi
Several Nordic countries want to impose harsher consequences on young criminal offenders. The emergence of this “punitive turn” in the
By: Konstantinos Anagnostakis
The Strait of Hormuz is currently at the centre of a rapidly escalating geopolitical crisis with global economic and strategic
By: Sam Soetenhorst
With an increasingly more hostile and dangerous world, it is clear that Europe needs to up its military game. As
By: Alexander MacDonald and Francesco Milner Wall in the Sky
Thirty-five years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe is building another
By: Ebba Lewenhaupt
“Our Union was built on the promise of peace, but today, peace can only be guarded by strength. This is
By: Finn Boutkan Shipyards, ammunition plants, and tank factories are operating at full capacity worldwide, reflecting a shifting world order with an increased state
By: Emily Korobko, Arturo Simone, and Luca Vousten On 28 September, Moldova had a decision to make: incumbent President Maia Sandu termed it “the
By: Noah Azzouzi
Once anchored in a relatively predictable triangle of “American innovation – Chinese imitation – European regulation”, the global governance landscape
By: Jasper Hack
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The integration of the Western Balkans into the European Union (EU) once seemed
The European security landscape has been and continues to be a rapidly changing and complex environment. In the upcoming JASON Winter Conference: European Security-
