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Double anniversary NATO and EU defense: the more it changes the more it stays the same
Défense & Stratégie n°44, hiver 2019, pp.6-32
30 mars, 2020


 
European defense: the new CSDP-NATO conundrum
Défense & Stratégie, Automne 2017, n°42, pp. 5-29
05 déc, 2017


The turbulences in the European and transatlantic skies over the course of the past year obviously have not been without impact on the coexistence between the Atlantic Alliance and the European Union's (EU) Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP). Long-time taboos have been lifted, initiatives are multiplying, new perspectives seem to open up, and immediately generate powerful backlashes. The outcome will depend largely, once again, on the choices made, and determination displayed, by France.

The United Kingdom and the paradigm shift in transatlantic security
Written Evidence UK Parliament Defence Committee
14 mars, 2017


The concurrence between Brexit (expected to revitalize a European defence on which London has always imposed strict limits) and the election of D. Trump in the United States (shedding light on the risks and uncertainties stemming from a situation of dependency) seems to have an almost seismic effect on the architecture of European and transatlantic security.

Soon-to-be President Trump, the best ally for France's European policy
News Briefs, 17 janv, 2017

NATO "obsolete", the Brexit "a success"? The bluntly expressed views of the U.S. president-elect[1] are the best thing that has happened to France’s European policy[2] over the past quarter of a century.

The new Italian Prime minister in favour of a Schengen of defence
Note IVERIS
11 déc, 2016


 
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


 
Following the attacks in Paris, will Europe's defence be reborn from its ashes?
Note IVERIS
18 nov, 2015


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


 
Italian White Paper tries to square the circle
Note IVERIS
05 sept, 2015


 
The hybrid war comes very timely
Articles, 18 mars, 2015

 
Priorities to be redefined urgently, for European defence
Articles, 03 janv, 2015

 
France, guardian of the temple for European defence
Articles, 20 nov, 2014

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


 
Small pearls from the last month (October 2014)
News Briefs, 02 nov, 2014

 
Questions about the place of the military instument in the EU
Articles, 07 oct, 2014

 
The new stage in European defense through recent operations in Africa
Forum académique sur la sécurité en Europe, Strasbourg
25 juin, 2014


Presentation on "The new stage in European defense through recent operations in Africa" at the Academic Forum on European Security, in Strasbourg, 25-26 June 2014.
Small pearls from the last week (26 May 2014)
News Briefs, 26 mai, 2014

 
Small pearls from the last week (4 May 2014)
News Briefs, 04 mai, 2014

 
Small pearls from the last week (13 April 2014)
News Briefs, 13 avril, 2014

 
Cyberdefence: beware of alliances!
Theatrum Belli
02 mars, 2014


 
Small pearls from the last month (February 2014)
News Briefs, 28 févr, 2014

 
What the Nuland incident tells us about European defence
News Briefs, 07 févr, 2014

 
European defence, eternal apple of discord between France and the United Kingdom
Articles, 31 janv, 2014

 
Small pearls from the last month (19 January 2014)
News Briefs, 19 janv, 2014

 
Small pearls from the last month (12 January 2014)
News Briefs, 12 janv, 2014

 
Slippery slope: the re-atlanticization of European defence
The Federalist Year LV, 2013
31 déc, 2013


 
Mutilation of the Franco-German Brigade: strategic maneuver or budgetary short-termism?
News Briefs, 25 nov, 2013

 
Small pearls from the last week (17 November 2013)
News Briefs, 17 nov, 2013

 
Small pearls from the last week (20 October 2013)
News Briefs, 20 oct, 2013

 
The Ashton report on EU defence 3
Articles, 17 oct, 2013

 
The Ashton report on EU defence 2
Articles, 16 oct, 2013

 
The Ashton report on EU defence 1
Articles, 16 oct, 2013

 
The Ashton report on EU defence - introduction
Articles, 16 oct, 2013

 
Small pearls from the last week (13 October 2013)
News Briefs, 13 oct, 2013

 
The A400M from a US perspective
Articles, 02 oct, 2013

 
The A400M from a European perspective
Articles, 02 oct, 2013

 
The pivot put into context
Articles, 29 sept, 2013

 
We are all Westerners: transatlantic high mass in Latvia
Articles, 26 sept, 2013

 
Small pearls from the last week (15 September 2013)
News Briefs, 15 sept, 2013

 
Small pearls from the last week (8 September 2013)
News Briefs, 08 sept, 2013

 
Readings from the week (25 August 2013)
News Briefs, 25 aout, 2013

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

 
Comprehensive approach: mortal danger
Articles, 23 juil, 2013

 
State of play in European defence
Az EU biztonság és védelempolitikai dokumentumai 3
19 déc, 2005


The current paper on the European Union's security and defence policy examines the issue of 1. Developments in year 2005; 2. Public opinion and democratic control; 3. Defence industry and technologies; 4. Civilian aspects of crisis management; 5. Cooperation with the United Nations. 

The prospects of a common European strategic culture
Az EU biztonság- és védelempolitikai dokumentumai 3 (ed. J. Takács - P. Tálas - H. Vincze)
01 déc, 2005


The present study begins by examining the concept of "strategic culture", before attempting to take stock of the numerous dividing lines between the EU’s Member States in this field. To conclude, it focuses on the forces which allow or prevent from overcoming these divergences. By underlining all along that the real question does not relate to the feasibility of a possible synthesis, but rather to its substance. In other words, the question is to know whether a common European security culture could ever have any meaningful strategic dimension. 

EU-NATO relations: between necessary cooperation, inherent competition and the inescapable change of paradigm
Az Észak-atlanti Szerződés Szervezete a változás korában
15 aout, 2005


EU-NATO relations are merely a symptom. They are the reflection of the power struggle between the two sides of the Atlantic on the one hand, and of intra-European schizophrenia on the other. At the heart of this complex arm-wrestling there is one single crucial issue at stake: European autonomy. As regards the choice allegedly to be made between EU-NATO co-operation or competition, this is a false dilemma. In the current balance of power situation, both are inevitable.

Some Theoretical-Practical Aspects of European Security and Defence Policy
Az EU biztonság- és védelempolitikai dokumentumai 2 (ed. L. Póti - P. Tálas)
01 avril, 2005


The concept of strategic, political, operational and industrial-technological autonomy lies at the heart of the connection linking together the substantial-existential and practical-implementational aspects of ESDP.

The Constitutional Treaty’s novelties in the area of security and defence policy
Eszmélet n°64. November 2004
01 nov, 2004


The area of security and defence policy is the one registering the most noticeable positive shifts within the new EU Treaty (referred to as the constitution). These novelties - along with all finally adopted arrangements - are crucial regardless of the "constitution's" immediate fate: they demonstrate the delicate equilibrium between the minimum requirement for effective functioning and the maximum degree of political willingness at the level of the Twenty-Five.

The European Union’s Security and Defence Policy under the double constraint of transatlantic relations and integration dilemmas
Az EU biztonság- és védelempolitikai dokumentumai 1 (ed. L. Póti - T. Péter - H. Vincze)
01 mars, 2004


A three-level dividing line is to be found at the root of the European foreign, security and defence policy’s deep contradictions. Member States range on one or the other side based upon their position regarding the content of integration, the transatlantic relations and the desirable shape of future international order (including Europe’s place and role within it).



News Briefs
Radio interview on NATO and the EU

 
One year into the war in Ukraine: the list of my writings on the subject

Have a good reading!
Radio interview on Europe, the EU, the war in Ukraine

 
Radio interview the day after the French presidential election

 
Radio interview about political-military developments in Europe

 
On the privatisation of military activities

 
On information wars

A couple of thoughts, quoted in Boris...
On the US presidential election's possible impact on Europe

A few thoughts about the possible impact of the upcoming U.S. elections on transatlantic relations,...
Belgian Parliament nearly puts an end to the stationing of US nuclear bombs

 
EU Seat on the UNSC? A False Good Idea: Attractive but Counterproductive

It would be desirable to see Europe “speaking with one voice”...






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