When European security meets reality
Russia’s full-scale military invasion and occupation of Ukrainian territory has flagrantly violated the fragile post-Cold War security ecosystem shaped by the transatlantic community. The intricate structure of European security requires bold and decisive action to establish an effective and credible mechanism of deterrence and response. Such a mechanism must rest upon a multi-level construction of the transatlantic security community.
September 26, 2025 -
Artur Gruszczak
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AnalysisIssue 5 2025Magazine
An employee at a German defence industrial facility repairing a Puma battle tank. The European Union and its member states must effectively recalibrate their strategies, policies and instruments to focus on their own security. This is no simple task. Photo courtesy of the European Commission

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