What to watch in 2018: a view from ELN senior associate fellows
ELN senior associate fellows offer their predictions and views on the regions and developments to keep a close eye on in 2018.
ELN senior associate fellows offer their predictions and views on the regions and developments to keep a close eye on in 2018.
ELN Senior Associate Fellows Nicholas Williams and Simon Lunn argue that elevating the 2% to a test of defence fidelity and solidarity is ultimately counter-productive.
A new report, “NATO’s Nuclear Future: Deter, Reassure, Engage?”, prepared by the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) and co-authored by ELN Senior Associate Fellow Simon Lunn, argues that NATO must adopt a balanced approach that includes the proper mix of deterrence, reassurance, and engagement with Russia.
Simon Lunn reviews the successes and failures of the NATO-Russia Council, and asks what can be done to promote a more effective partnership between Russia and NATO in the future.
Simon Lunn explores the prospects for a modernised Conventional Arms Control regime in the Euro-Atlantic Region.
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.