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EU-NATO Alignment After Brexit

After Brexit, there is no guarantee that the major powers in NATO and the EU will agree on how to respond to future crises.

  • Daniel Keohane
· March 22, 2018
Europe’s Geo-Tactical Trap

Unless Europeans resolve their tension between being part of a place and becoming a global player, others will decide Europe’s strategic future.

  • Daniel Keohane
· February 14, 2018
The Ambiguities of Franco-British Defense Cooperation

Europe needs more military cooperation between London and Paris. Yet the prospects for significant joint action in the future appear slim.

  • Daniel Keohane
· January 18, 2018
Two Sides of Europe’s Defense Coin

If Italy and Poland developed a strategic consensus and acted accordingly, it would be a revolution for European defense.

  • Daniel Keohane
· November 2, 2017
Macron’s European Defense Doctrine

European governments will need to take a big leap of faith to embrace a defense doctrine led by France.

  • Daniel Keohane
· September 28, 2017
EU Defense Is Not Just for Diplomats

A number of recent defense proposals could add real value to European military efforts, but first they will require much more buy-in from national defense ministries.

  • Daniel Keohane
· August 24, 2017
The Anglo-German Addiction to American Defense

Germany and the UK are likely to remain dependent on U.S. defense, because the alternatives are currently too daunting for Berlin and London.

  • Daniel Keohane
· July 6, 2017
France’s Trumpian Defense Policy

U.S. President Donald Trump may not be popular in France, but some of his views on defense and security could be considered typical French positions.

  • Daniel Keohane
· April 6, 2017
Does the EU Need a Military Avant-Garde?

The EU treaties allow willing and capable member states to cooperate more closely on defense. But it is hard to believe that this mechanism will add much to EU security efforts.

  • Daniel Keohane
· February 24, 2017
Trump’s Troubling Bilateralism

The incoming U.S. president’s preference for bilateral deals over international rules is worrying. Europeans should respond by deepening their own bilateral ties.

  • Daniel Keohane
· January 20, 2017