The European Army – The Future of European Defence?

Few ideas appear with such regularity in discourses about European defence as the “European army”.
With the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, the question of how to ensure European Security remains largely unanswered. As it appears that Russia will not back down from it´s maximalist war aims in Ukraine, European Countries are still looking for an adequate response. Looking beyond this conflict, the Republican Nominee for the Election of 2024, Donald Trump, has already proven to be an unreliable ally, at one point even suggesting that Russia should attack NATO if Allies that are not paying their share. Especially this position might throw the future of the Transatlantic Alliance out of balance, which would leave Europe to fend for itself.

European Defence and Youth Vision

Since Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine two years ago, the EU has reentered towards strengthening its defense capabilities and cooperation. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell presented a Strategic Compass for Security and Defense to the EU that protects its citizens, values, and interests to contribute to international peace and security.

From Margins to Mainstream: The Critical Role of Youth in Security Policy

Youth participation in policy making within the European Union is essential for creating a democratic society that reflects the diverse perspectives of its citizens. Despite various initiatives aimed at increasing engagement, youth involvement in formal political processes remains a significant challenge. Comprehensive studies have highlighted that socio-demographic factors such as age, education, and social class significantly influence political participation among young people.

The European Supply ChainBattlefield: Cybersecurity, National Defense, and theNIS2 Regulation

Nowadays organizations rely on a vast network of suppliers, service providers, and third-party vendors. This complex web of interdependencies introduces significant challenges, as vulnerabilities within the supply chain can serve as gateways for cyber threats.

From Margins to Mainstream: The Critical Role of Youth in Security Policy

Youth participation in policy making within the European Union is essential for creating a democratic society that reflects the diverse perspectives of its citizens. Despite various initiatives aimed at increasing engagement, youth involvement in formal political processes remains a significant challenge. Comprehensive studies have highlighted that socio-demographic factors such as age, education, and social class significantly influence political participation among young people.

European Defence and Youth Vision

Since Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine two years ago, the EU has reentered towards strengthening its defense capabilities and cooperation. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell presented a Strategic Compass for Security and Defense to the EU that protects its citizens, values, and interests to contribute to international peace and security.

The European Army – The Future of European Defence?

Few ideas appear with such regularity in discourses about European defence as the “European army”.
With the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, the question of how to ensure European Security remains largely unanswered. As it appears that Russia will not back down from it´s maximalist war aims in Ukraine, European Countries are still looking for an adequate response. Looking beyond this conflict, the Republican Nominee for the Election of 2024, Donald Trump, has already proven to be an unreliable ally, at one point even suggesting that Russia should attack NATO if Allies that are not paying their share. Especially this position might throw the future of the Transatlantic Alliance out of balance, which would leave Europe to fend for itself.

A nuclear keystone for the future of European defense?

The European project binds our nations together in a shared destiny, forged from our past and embraced in every moment of the present. It’s a blend of our triumphs and trials, cherished memories, and a collective willingness to move forward together. Nuclear weapons, as we’ll explore, are part of this shared heritage, embodying both our history and our joint strategic interests.