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New CMS-Rapport: European Perspectives on the Global Return of Nuclear Weapons

New CMS Report:

European Perspectives on the Global Return of Nuclear Weapons

New CMS Report:

International Humanitarian Law and Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems

New CMS Report: Over-the-Horizon Counterterroism

New CMS Report:

Over-the-Horizon Counterterroism

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Low-Intensity Cyber Operations and State Sovereignty in Cyberspace

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Technology competition: Strategic implications for the West and Denmark

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New Missiles, Eroding Norms – European Options after the Demise of the INF Treaty

How High? The Future of European Naval Power and the High-End Challenge

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New CMS Report: Small States and Large Weapons

Complex and important decisions must be made when small states buy large arms and other types of defence equipment. Materiel acquisition involves extensive political, organizational, economic, and operational interests at both national and international levels.

New CMS Report: US Defense and Security Policy in Change

American defense and security policy is changing, and the great power competition with China and partly Russia is the overriding focus that sets the framework for the Biden administration's defense and security policy line.

CMS Researcher Tobias Liebetrau publishes the article "Critical maritime infrastructure protection: What’s the trouble?"

Since the 2022 attack on the Nord Stream pipelines, critical maritime infrastructure protection has become a top political priority. Curious to know what is at stake in this revised maritime agenda? What critical infrastructures at sea are, what the threats and risks are, and how these infrastructures can be better protected?

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