As risk reduction and mutual security are suffering more damage than at any time since the Cold War, ELN Director Sir Adam Thomson looks at how our diverse network can make a real difference when differing security outlooks have become so polarised.
“The foundation for European security should be mutual security, not unilateral military advantage standing guard over spheres of influence. And mutual security should be for all.” writes Robert Legvold
Ahead of the NATO Summit, five members of the ELN’s senior network share their views and analysis
YGLN Member Andrian Prokip examines the role of the energy market as a lever of integration between Ukraine and the EU.
Ioanna-Nikoletta Zyga sets out three areas where EU-NATO cooperation can be actively improved in light of the Ukraine crisis
Habibe Ozdal outlines the development of Turkish-Russian relations in recent years, arguing that a ‘copartmentalisation’ has helped insulate bilateral ties from obstacles such as the Russo-Georgian War of 2008 and the ongoing Ukraine crisis.