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Building Mutual Security in the Euro-Atlantic Region Report
This report argues that it is time to get beyond regional security policies that are dangerously out-of-date, potentially destabilizing, and costly.
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The Baltic States, NATO and Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons in Europe
This ELN paper sets out the security positions of the three Baltic States, analysing their stand on the future tactical nuclear weapons in Europe in the NATO debate.
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NATO, Russia, and the Nuclear Disarmament Agenda: Reflections Post Chicago
The authors argue that the outcomes from Chicago were inadequate and that a renewed effort by NATO to contribute to nuclear disarmament is still needed.
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New START: A Net Assessment
Stela Petrova takes stock of the US-Russia relationship through the New START Treaty examining what has been achieved since the Treaty entered into force.
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Escalation by Default: The Future of NATO Nuclear Weapons in Europe
Ted Seay argues that NATO is committed to introducing new precision guided tactical nuclear weapons with stealth enabled aircraft representing an escalation of capability in Europe.
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NATO’s Deterrence and Defence Posture Review: A Status Report
This paper outlines the review process and current state of play, the national positions being taken up in the debate, and the issues at stake at the Chicago Summit.
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Poland, NATO and Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons in Europe
This paper charts Poland’s security concerns and changing foreign policy considerations, and sets the country’s approach to the nuclear question within that wider context.
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EASI Report on Addressing Non-Strategic Nuclear Forces
This EASI report lays out the problems of non-strategic nuclear weapons and suggests ways the issue might be addressed were the U.S./NATO and Russia to tackle them.
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EASI Report on Missile Defence: Toward a New Paradigm
This EASI paper analyses the missile defence system, and the possibility of transforming it into a joint project of the US, NATO and Russia.