Studia Diplomatica
Articles The implications of Eurasian Integration for the EU’s relations with the countries in the post-Soviet space , by Laure Delcour, Hrant Kostanyan, Bruno Vandecasteele and Peter Van Elsuwege The […]
This article reviews the scope and depth of the European Union’s cooperation on security issues with key global powers, i.e., its so-called ‘strategic partners’.
Studia Diplomatica
Articles British euroscepticism and British exceptionalism. The forty-year “Neverendum” on the relationship with Europe by Andrew Glencross Historical “Monetary Unions” . Lessons for the current Eurozone crisis? by John Ryan and John Loughlin
Commentaries
The 2003 European Security Strategy drove the agenda of EU foreign policy for about a year or two – then its impact fizzled out. If we want to avoid the […]
Commentaries
Should the UK decide to leave the EU, its leverage on many of the strategic decisions that shape the framework within which its military deployment takes place would be negligible.
Commentaries
The Belgian government gives a new long-term perspective to its armed forces. Not that much extra money, but enough to maintain its significant contribution to operations abroad.
Presentation of the new book of Sven Biscop with Guy Verhofstadt and Rik Coolsaet. (Photo credit: Soldiermediacenter, EveryStockPhoto)
Roundtable with Bruno Oliveira Martins (Visiting Fellow, Egmont) and Alistair Millar (Center on Global Counterterrorism Cooperation). (Photo credit: Pixabay)
Exclusive expert Seminar (restricted) with Lieutenant-General David Leakey, Director-General of the European Union Military Staff. (Photo credit: soldiermediacenter, EveryStockPhoto)
Conference (Photo credit: buzzybee, sxulicense)