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In case of US withdrawal, a European nuclear umbrella?
Note IVERIS
10 déc, 2016

According to the German weekly Der Spiegel, the issue of a European alternative to the (presumed) U.S. nuclear umbrella has been, for monthes, the object of informal, off-the-record dicussions within NATO.

State of play on European defence, by the RMF UE
Note IVERIS
17 mars, 2016

Is Juncker putting into question, softly, NATO's monopoly?
Note IVERIS
11 sept, 2015

The Alliance facing the crisis in Ukraine (assessment of NATO's Wales summit)
Défense & Stratégie n°36, automne 2014
13 nov, 2014

One for all, all for one? (Part 2: doubts within the Alliance)
Articles, 29 oct, 2014

One for all, all for one? (Part 1: NATO and its fictitious guarantees)
Articles, 13 mai, 2014

France in face of NATO's rebound
Articles, 14 avril, 2014

NATO at maneuver
News Briefs, 07 oct, 2013

Readings from the week (4 August 2013)
News Briefs, 03 aout, 2013

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