The Euro-Atlantic Security Leadership Group's latest statements support crisis management dialogue and cooperation among governments in addressing cyber threats to nuclear weapons systems.
Due to increased cyber capabilities transforming and creating new nuclear risks, the Euro-Atlantic Security Leadership Group propose actions that work towards building a better understanding of the global nature of this threat.
The Euro-Atlantic Security Leadership Group address the risk in the lack of effective and reliable crisis management dialogue and provide a foundation for crisis management advocacy.
Based on discussions with experts, officials and military figures in Moscow, European capitals and NATO Headquarters, this report identifies practical steps to stabilise the Russia-NATO confrontation.
The culmination of the yearlong INF drama, beset with mutual accusations, now places Europeans under enormous pressure to address the ensuing security challenges. This must be handled deftly without provoking Moscow, whilst also attempting to rejuvenate an arms control regime that is seemingly moribund.
While expressing pessimism regarding the overall chances for progress in EU-Russia relations, Dr Utkin suggests that moving forward on visa liberalization may offer tangible benefits for the people in Russia and EU countries.