Past events

This event examines how the Ukraine crisis has raised new questions on the European Union’s ability to deal with the main security challenge to the continent. 

An analysis of Russian aggression towards Ukraine and the likelihood and dynamics of conflict in Eastern Europe.

The objective of this workshop is to spark fresh debate on the question: what does and should constitute the European security agenda today?

This simulation exercise explored ways to strengthen Georgia’s resilience to disinformation and cyber threats against democracy.

Tracing the history of global North attempts to transform fragile states into liberal democracies, and what this means for the future.

This event explores what lessons can be taken from past responses to Russian hostile actions and suggests recommendations for effective deterrence.

This briefing addresses the geopolitical context behind Zapad-2021 and explains Russian training and large-scale drills across Russia and Belarus.

Dr Amanda Sloat, Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Europe on the National Security Council, discusses key objectives and barriers for transatlantic cooperation.

This event brings together American, British and continental European experts to discuss the current state of foreign, security and defence cooperation between the transatlantic triangle.

In its first summit of the Biden administration, NATO is facing increasingly complex political and security challenges. What hard decisions does it need to take to be fit for purpose by 2030?

Assessing the current security risks in the Black Sea region and discussing the strategies of the littoral states, in particular Ukraine and Turkey.

UK Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Council, Dame Sarah MacIntosh, discusses NATO’s priorities for 2030.