After decades of neglect, the Greens are calling for comprehensive reforms in the civil defense sector. They are calling for structural improvements, legislative changes, and greater European cooperation.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Panels and side events at the Munich Security Conference underscore a clear trend: hybrid threats and the resilience of the state, the economy and society are moving to the forefront of the security agenda. Participants are also examining scenarios involving chemical, biological and radiological risks.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen will also share experiences from his own country at the launch event for German industry.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
Drones, sabotage and espionage are on the rise, but the EU is in danger of learning the wrong lessons. Instead of social resilience, Brussels is focusing on military "readiness". As a result, what Niinistö once called for is being lost: security as a joint task.
By Helena Quis and Goran Buldioski
In a four-page document, NATO has written down what it understands by "defense and security-related expenditure." The document is available to Table.Briefings and it shows that the definition remains vague.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
