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Our Future of Security programme is dedicated to analysing and addressing the most critical security issues impacting Central Europe and the world, with the focus on the nexus between emerging tech and security, NATO and EU defence integration, national security and terrorism. From GLOBSEC’s inception in 1993, the programme has composed a foundational element of the organization’s ethos. We are committed to engaging senior policymakers and renowned experts to deliver forward-looking ideas, elevate public discourse, and ultimately contribute policy and predictability to an uncertain world.

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The War in Europe is now into its second year and when discussing the many lessons learned from this ongoing conflict, it is crucial to look for the ans...

27.07.2023
Commentary

Although Ukraine was the most important item on NATO’s summit agenda in Vilnius, some important developments were agreed u

Publication

Deterrence has long been a key mission for NATO members of the eastern flank, but the eastern flank has evolved considerab

Publication

Russia’s belligerent actions over the past decade and a half have culminated in its full-scale invasion and illegal war ag

Publication

Sixteen months have passed since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

28.06.2023

Publications

Deterrence has long been a key mission for NATO members of the eastern flank, but the eastern flank has evolved considerably since the Cold War, not least because of the historical and economic diversity of the region that now characterises it.

Commentaries

Although Ukraine was the most important item on NATO’s summit agenda in Vilnius, some important developments were agreed upon that are shifting the Western military alliances’ focus Eastwards, write Ben Hodges and Marcin Zaborowski.

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