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Article

« How to End a War: Some Historical Lessons for Ukraine »

Article
François Heisbourg,

Survival

, July 7, 2023
Book chapter

« Nuclear Deterrence and Strategic Stability in Europe: French Positions and Perceptions »

Book chapter
Benjamin Hautecouverture,

in Arms Control and Europe : New Challenges and Prospects for Strategic Stability, P. Sinovets & W. Alberque, Springer

, 2022
Report

Entangling alliances? Europe, the United States, Asia, and the risk of a new 1914

Report
Bruno Tertrais,

Atlantic Council

, June 27, 2022
Report

Real and Imagined Challenges to Strategic Stability

Report
Bruno Tertrais,

HCSS (The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies)

, 14 February 2022
NATO Briefs Series n°11/2022

European Defence is not a burden – Allies should rather share responsibilities

NATO Briefs Series n°11/2022
Frédéric Pesme, January 2022
Report

Working paper on strategic risk reduction

Report
Emmanuelle Maitre, Benjamin Hautecouverture,

European Leadership Network (ELN)

, janvier 2022
NATO Briefs Series n°10/2022

NATO looking East: the case of China

NATO Briefs Series n°10/2022
Philippe Le Corre, January 2022
NATO Briefs Series n°09/2022

The Alliance and the China question: out of area or out of business?

NATO Briefs Series n°09/2022
Olivier Kempf, January 2022
Article

« Euro-Atlantic Security and the China Nexus »

Article
François Heisbourg,

Survival, Vol. 63, n°6

, November 30, 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°08/2021

Afghanistan in context: A “globalization” of NATO?

NATO Briefs Series n°08/2021
Delphine Deschaux-Dutard, November 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°07/2021

Financing the post-Kabul Alliance: is “common funding” the new “silver bullet” for NATO?

NATO Briefs Series n°07/2021
Benoit d'Aboville, September 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°06/2021

Why the eFP? Some insights on the 2016 NATO Warsaw Summit

NATO Briefs Series n°06/2021
Amélie Zima, August 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°05/2021

Is NATO ready for cyber war?

NATO Briefs Series n°05/2021
Delphine Deschaux-Dutard, August 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°04/2021

From reactivity to proactivity: France’s positive agenda for NATO

NATO Briefs Series n°04/2021
Christelle Calmels, August 2021
Recherches & Documents n°13/2021

Solidarity and deterrence in the Eastern Mediterranean

Recherches & Documents n°13/2021
Elie Perot, June 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°03/2021

Ensuring NATO’s long-term relevance

NATO Briefs Series n°03/2021
Thierry Tardy, June 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°02/2021

NATO is not preparing for the next war

NATO Briefs Series n°02/2021
Michel Yakovleff, June 2021
NATO Briefs Series n°01/2021

France, Germany and NATO: an ambiguous two-step dance

NATO Briefs Series n°01/2021
Delphine Deschaux-Dutard, June 2021
Note

Joe Biden and Collective Security in Europe

Note
Benjamin Hautecouverture,

Canadian Global Affairs Institute (CGAI)

, February 2021
Article

NATO 4.0: The Atlantic Alliance and the Rise of China

Article
François Heisbourg,

Survival, Vol. 62, Issue 2

, March 30, 2020

In the medias

Is NATO up to the challenge? Putin's war tests Alliance's resolve
François Heisbourg (among the guests), France 24, July 11, 2023
« If a Divided Germany Could Enter NATO, Why Not Ukraine ? »
François Heisbourg (quoted), The New York Times, May 26, 2023
Judy Asks: Is Ukraine a Game Changer for European Defense ?
François Heisbourg (among the speakers), Carnegie Europe, May 25, 2023
War in Ukraine is 'an interstate conflict reminiscent of the earlier parts of the 20th century'
François Heisbourg (guest), France 24, March 7, 2023
NATO is turning its focus to China. Here's what that means
Philippe Le Corre (analysis), Euronews, December 2, 2022
« Nato’s revival: will the resolve withstand an economic crisis? »
François Heisbourg (quoted), Financial Time, July 1, 2022
« What neutrality would mean for Ukraine, Russia and the war »
François Heisbourg (analysis), Financial Time, March 10, 2022
The Spectre of Nuclear Weapons Haunts Russia's Invasion War on Ukraine
Benjamin Hautecouverture, Deciphergrey, February 28, 2022
« Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threat shows how much is going wrong for him in Ukraine »
Bruno Tertrais (quoted), The Economist, February 27, 2022
« With his war going slowly, Vladimir Putin raises the nuclear stakes »
Bruno Tertrais (quoted), The Economist, February 27, 2022