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    Would a ‘European FBI’ help prevent terror attacks?

    In the 1930s, Bonnie and Clyde seemed unstoppable. Their gang was infamous for a series of brazen bank robberies, zig-zagging…
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    What will the future of warfare look like?

    War. War never changes. From ancient Rome to the Second World War, it seems like it’s the same story being repeated. The…
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    Should spy agencies always tell companies their systems can be hacked?

    Who’s to blame for the ongoing global ransomware attack? Obviously, the people that developed the ransomware. The only problem is that…
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    Will climate change lead to an even bigger refugee crisis?

    The world’s poorest countries stand to lose the most from climate change. Poorer countries tend to be on tropical latitudes, whereas…
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    Should Britain and France give up their nuclear weapons?

    Between them, nine countries in the world have roughly 15,000 nuclear weapons. That’s enough to wipe out human civilisation several times over. Even…
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    Was Trump right to launch the Syria missile strike?

    Trump was supposed to be an isolationist president. He entered office with a pledge to put “America First” (a motto borrowed…
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    Will Brexit encourage EU states to cooperate more on defence?

    Theresa May’s letter on 29 March 2017 formally launching the Brexit process sparked controversy, with some accusing her of “blackmailing”…
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    How will Brexit affect NATO?

    Donald Trump’s feelings on NATO are well-known. The US president believes that European allies aren’t spending enough on defence, and has…
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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…
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