Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
(B2) The Munich Security Conference has become one of the forums for expressing the situation of the world and security. Of course, many of the remarks at this conference have been calibrated to respond to the
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(B2 in Sofia) At the end of the informal Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, meeting in the Bulgarian capital on 15 and 16 February, the High Representative of the Union wished to silence the fears
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(B2) The meeting of NATO Defense Ministers on February 14 and 15 is essentially intended to prepare the future Alliance summit, on July 11 and 12, and to feed it.
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(B2) US Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison, usually quite timorous, did not mince words on the European Union's defense plans during a press briefing before the meeting of ministers
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(B2) In coming to speak before the Heads of State and Government on Thursday 14 December, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg did not only intend to come and "congratulate" the Europeans of the
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(B2) Defense and security issues, and the launch of the Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO), have become more consensual. The course of the European Council (with family photo of the 25
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(B2) On the sidelines of the NATO summit in Warsaw, European (J.-C. Juncker for the Commission, D. Tusk for the European Council) and Euro-Atlantic (J. Stoltenberg) leaders sign, Friday 8 July 2016, a joint statement
Read(B2) What could be more emblematic than military mobility or the military Schengen area, to unite NATO and the EU. The Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, was therefore able, at his leisure, to insist and detail the outlines
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(B2) The European Union and NATO adopted simultaneously, on Tuesday (5 December), a new wave of joint actions, illustrating the agreement signed on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Warsaw, defining seven areas of common cooperative interests, and
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(B2) Recently published: (blog) Grants at hand for young researchers (blog) The 12th French A400M arrived (exclusive) PESCO: a few points (still) to be settled. COREPER seized (exclusive) Satellites
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(B2) Recently published: On the agenda of the Foreign Affairs Council (11 December 2017) (blog) The EU deploys a mission to Baghdad to help the Iraqi internal security forces. For what ? (exclusive) Fifteen projects selected
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(B2 in Rukla) Present in Rukla to greet the Belgian logistics contingent which provides support to NATO's forward reinforced presence, the Belgian Minister of Defense, Steven Vandeput (N-VA) granted
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(B2) Welcoming the new orientations of the European Defense Agency, the Ministers of Defense of the 27 set, on Monday (13 November), a roadmap for the year 2018. The Agency becomes the "platform
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(B2) If the Polish government has affixed its signature to the notification letter on the Permanent Structured Cooperation, it is not without certain conditions marked by a double ambiguity. According to our information, only the
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(B2) We were lucky enough to be able to meet Finnish President Sauli Väinämö Niinistö in October for a casual interview, along with a few European journalists. Interesting. The politician, candidate for his
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(B2) The European Commission, through the voice of Violeta Bulc, has decided to get its hands dirty on the subject of military mobility. This Friday (10 November), it adopted a communication
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(B2) Officially inaugurated in autumn 2017, in cooperation between NATO and the EU, the center of excellence on hybrid threats (Hybrid CoE), based in Helsinki, aims to bring together all the knowledge on this new type threats,
Read(B2) Recently published: (blog) The Juncker vs Macron doctrine compared. A couple has formed… The three roles of the European Defense Agency according to Jorge Domecq The troublemakers in Mali can be put
Read(B2) Recently published: (blog) Caribbean. French, Dutch and British join forces. Finally ! Cybersecurity, a stated priority for the Commission Federica Mogherini, mid-term review: not as exciting as when it started
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