Europe’s Hybrid War Beyond Ukraine
Russia's war against Ukraine is reshaping European security through deterrence, diplomacy, and hybrid pressure across Eastern and Southeastern Europe.
Category: Europe & Eurasia
The European and Eurasian continent is in a state of change. Geostrategic and Geopolitical variables mark the region’s need to constantly examine and analyze diverse situations.
From presence to capability in Cypriot Air Defense
A permanent Hellenic Air Force presence in Cyprus could become the foundation of a national airpower ecosystem built around F-4 aircraft and sovereign AI-enabled capabilities.
South Caucasus Energy and Europe’s Strategic Redundancy after Hormuz
Europe should turn interest in South Caucasus energy corridors into practical and financial support, strengthening strategic redundancy after Hormuz.
Global Economics and Strategic Fragmentation
Global economics is increasingly shaped by geopolitical fragmentation, technological competition, and strategic insecurity. States now prioritize resilience, security, and adaptability over unrestricted globalization.
New Vehicles and Technologies Redefining Modern Military Tactics: The Ukrainian Case
Ukraine’s war shows adaptability, unmanned vehicles, drones, and AI now shape modern military effectiveness globally, shifting warfare toward scalable, modular, and expendable platforms.
Europe Needs to Make Its Black Sea Strategy Work
Europe now has a Black Sea strategy, but it must integrate transport, customs, energy, and digital links to make the corridor function in practice.
Mirror, Mirror at War: When Intelligence Agencies Mistake Themselves for the Enemy
Western intelligence agencies systematically attribute adversary vulnerabilities they simultaneously share, driven by three structural incentives: narrative pressure, accountability asymmetry, and confirmation cascades, with five recent cases proving the pattern.
Victory Without Culmination
Israel and U.S. face the risk of strategic overreach if they cannot convert military gains into political outcomes.
Uzbekistan Matters More Than It Used To, Including to Europe
Uzbekistan is becoming central to Central Asia’s self-reorganization, corridor politics, and external competition, requiring Europe to treat it as a strategic political node.
A Practical South Caucasus Peace Strategy for the EU
The EU should help consolidate Armenia-Azerbaijan peace through practical regional support, not lead it, while deepening ties with both states and containing external spoilers.
