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The Diplomat

Tim Rühlig's Analysis mentioned in The Diplomat and United24

The Diplomat 27 May 2026

"China has adopted a posture that goes beyond 'an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth'"

28 May 2025
Euronews

Ondrej Ditrych on the escalating hybrid threats engineered by Russia

Euronews 28 May 2026

Caspar Hobhouse quoted in Göteborgs-Posten

26 May 2026
Abstract image based on Atul Vinayak on Unsplash

Shared threats, shared resilience: Integrating enlargement partners in EU digital and cyber security

The EU and its enlargement partners face shared cyber threats but have yet to develop the operational cooperation needed to address them effectively. Deeper pre-accession coordination is needed to strengthen political, societal and industrial resilience across Europe.

Briefs
26 May, 2026 By: Clotilde Bômont, Bojana Zorić

Joris Teer interviewed by Helsingin Sanomat

18 May 2026
El País

Giuseppe Spatafora's Commentary cited in El País

El País 22 May 2026
Radio France

Alice Ekman on Trump and Putin's back-to-back visits to Beijing

Radio France 22 May 2026
US forces participate in a live-fire event with Patriot missiles during in Kuwait. Image credit to the US Department of War.

Closing the deep-strike gap: Why Europe needs useful systems now

Europe’s growing deep-strike gap threatens NATO deterrence as US support becomes less certain. European states must move faster to develop, produce and procure affordable deep-strike systems while strengthening the intelligence and targeting networks that make them effective.

Commentary
22 May, 2026 By: Luigi Scazzieri

Katarzyna Sidło's Commentary featured in Semafor

19 May 2026

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