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Does the new ‘Cold War’ prove NATO is still relevant?

Cold War II began with the Ukraine crisis. At least, that’s what analysts such as Robert Legvold argue, pointing out that the…

Global
Security

What would it take to ‘reset’ relations with Russia?

The new US president has nothing but nice things to say about Vladimir Putin. He believes he will get along with…

Global
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What will Trump’s Presidency mean for NATO?

“Here’s the problem with NATO: it’s obsolete,” candidate Donald Trump explained during the U.S. election campaign. He went on to…

Global
Security

What will it take to finally defeat ISIS?

ISIS is being squeezed in its Middle-Eastern strongholds. It’s been driven out of Sirte in Libya; slowly but surely, Iraqi…

Global
Security

Was the world safer during the Cold War?

During the Cold War we knew where we stood. The Soviet and Western blocs squared off against each other with arsenals…

Future
Security

Does Europe need a common enemy?

These days, identity is important. In a chaotic, uncertain world, belonging to a group can bring a sense of security and…

Security

Should all radical speech be censored?

Freedom of speech is important to us at Debating Europe. We believe there are limits to that freedom (for example,…

Security

Is it time for a joint European army?

In the 1950s, the French Prime Minister, René Pleven, proposed a pan-European army. The European Defence Community (EDC) was a response to US…

Global
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How can democracy be best promoted in North Africa?

The Arab Spring held so much promise. However, five years after the wave of protests and revolutions that swept North…

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