Caspar Veldkamp benadrukt het belang voor Nederland en het Westen om te leren omgaan met de nieuwe, dynamische verhoudingen en machtspolitiek. Hij bespreekt drie ontwikkelingen waar rekening mee moet worden gehouden.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau renewed Canada’s commitment to NATO prior to the Summit in 2018. Christian Leuprecht, Joel Sokolsky and Jayson Derow analyse why this is important to Canada.
Marianne van Leeuwen bespreekt de aankomende Amerikaanse congresverkiezingen. In haar artikel onderzoekt zij of de uitslag zal leiden tot ingrijpende veranderingen in Amerika’s buitenlands beleid.
The current polls of the US mid-term elections predict a good year for the Democrats. Regardless the results, Matt A. Mayer argues that President Trump will continue to do much of what he wants on foreign policy matters.
Paul van Hooft argues that 2018 has not been a good year for the rules-based global liberal order and European security. In this article, he discusses whether these developments will result in the end of the rules-based, liberal global order.
The conflict in Syria constitutes a theatre in which foreign actors pursue their geopolitical objectives. Haya Douidri and Alex Krijger discuss the current situation and present relevant scenarios.
This article analyses the latest developments of hybrid warfare following the recent NATO Summit in Brussels. John Jacobs argues that the link between hybrid warfare and Article 4 or Article 5 of the Alliance is crucial.
Special Operations Forces can provide an adequate military answer to the demands of modern combat operations. Anne Tjepkema provides a detailed overview of the latest developments in this area.
Timo Koster discusses how NATO has to adapt to current threats in terms of logistics. He argues that improving military mobility is the key.