After more than a decade, NATO presents a new maritime strategy: Russia is seen as the greatest threat, China as a growing challenge. The alliance wants to upgrade its technology at sea and better protect its infrastructure.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
At the Berlin Security Conference, the defense ministers of Germany and Sweden intend to conclude a new defense agreement.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
This means that one of the new body’s three section heads has now been filled.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
Disappointment and doubt are the two most common feelings that people in Germany have about their country’s international image, according to a study by “More in Common”. German foreign and security policy must tangibly demonstrate that Germany stands up for its values and represents its own interests, say Lisa Höhn and David Melches.
By Lisa Höhn and David Melches
Although the big picture of the front in Ukraine shows a stalemate, Russia is gaining the upper hand at key points. The situation is particularly critical around the city of Pokrovsk. In cooperation with Reaktion Group Consulting, Table.Briefings analyzes the situation in Ukraine.
By Redaktion Table
The former FDP politician now works in the arms industry. Here's what he wants to achieve in his new position.
By Robert Wallenhauer
Due to Ukrainian drone attacks on oil infrastructure, Russia could deploy reservists for drone defense. Critics fear that they could also be deployed for other tasks, including on the front line.
By Viktor Funk
With two offices in the EU, Ukraine wants to promote exports from its arms industry again. The country has gained a lot of experience with drones in particular during the war and has an advantage with this technology.
By Viktor Funk
Following the murder of right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk, historian Bernd Greiner take a deep dive into the history of the USA and shows that the current political divide is not an exception, but part of a long tradition.
By Florian Keisinger
Previous approaches to arms control cannot keep up with the pace of innovation in AI, write researchers Kadri Reis and Malte Göttsche. They recommend new control mechanisms, here and in a new publication due to appear on Thursday.
By Kadri Reis and Malte Göttsche
