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    Post-war Ukraine will need its own Marshall Plan
    27 Jun Security & Defence

    Post-war Ukraine will need its own Marshall Plan

    Russia’s war in Ukraine will end, and when it does, we have a historic chance to build a more democratic and modern Ukraine that can successfully integrate into the EU, writes Ukrainian parliamentarian Vadym Halaichuk
    by Vadym Halaichuk
    Denmark must vote to overturn its defence reservation on 1 June
    24 May Security & Defence
    Denmark must vote to overturn its defence reservation on 1 June
    The EU and Nato must increase strategic defence cooperation. Here's how
    16 Jun Security & Defence
    The EU and Nato must increase strategic defence cooperation. Here's how
    Could the war in Ukraine be a catalyst for change in EU-Iran relations?
    13 Jun Security & Defence
    Could the war in Ukraine be a catalyst for change in EU-Iran relations?
    Anna Júlia Donáth on the value of civil society, fighting back against Hungary’s “propaganda machine”, and the EU’s eastern neighbourhood
    08 Jun Security & Defence
    Anna Júlia Donáth on the value of civil society, fighting back against Hungary’s “propaganda machine”, and the EU’s eastern neighbourhood
    MEP Anna Júlia Donáth talks to The Parliament Magazine about her upbringing in a family of prominent politicians, making the switch from grassroots activism to politics to effect change in Hungary, and her hopes for Europe and her home country.
    From granting EU candidate status to the Associated Trio to implementing qualified majority voting, these are the next steps the EU must take to counter Russia
    02 Jun Security & Defence
    From granting EU candidate status to the Associated Trio to implementing qualified majority voting, these are the next steps the EU must take to counter Russia
    Europe has changed significantly since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and there has been considerable consensus among EU countries on sanctions against Russia. But even more important is what happens next, argues Urmas Paet
    Why it’s essential for the EU to continue providing financial support to Moldova
    31 May Security & Defence
    Why it’s essential for the EU to continue providing financial support to Moldova
    The effects of the Russian war in Ukraine, not least a massive influx of refugees, might bring Moldova – a country already struggling with the pandemic and a gas crisis – to its knees. The EU has begun providing macro-financial support and such efforts must continue, says Markéta Gregorová.
    The Associated Trio deserve a clear and tangible path into the European family
    25 May Security & Defence
    The Associated Trio deserve a clear and tangible path into the European family
    The Associated Trio of Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia are particularly important for the EU because the people of these countries are fighting for a democratic future, argues Dragoş Tudorache.
    Illicit trade funding terrorism and wars Partner Content
    25 May Security & Defence
    Illicit trade funding terrorism and wars
    We report on how criminal and organised crime groups are using illicit trade to fund their activities and how the EU is trying to stop them
    Bolstering defence policy in Ireland does not have to come at the expense of neutrality
    18 May Security & Defence
    Bolstering defence policy in Ireland does not have to come at the expense of neutrality
    Ireland’s long-standing policy of being neutral does not have to mean being vulnerable. The country can take its defence much more seriously within the confines of neutrality, explains Seán Kelly
    Ireland must reconsider its policy of military neutrality
    17 May Security & Defence
    Ireland must reconsider its policy of military neutrality
    Ireland’s traditional policy of military neutrality seems outdated in a changing Europe. Here are five steps the country should take to strengthen its defence policy, argues Barry Andrews
    Austrian neutrality does not mean disengaging from international affairs. Instead, it demands an intense involvement
    09 May Security & Defence
    Austrian neutrality does not mean disengaging from international affairs. Instead, it demands an intense involvement
    Austria’s neutrality occupies a unique space: it mainly concerns military and security issues but still allows for the country to be heavily engaged in international affairs. Heinz Gärtner explains this policy of neutrality and how it could be a model for Ukraine
    Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
    04 May Security & Defence
    Sergey Lagodinsky on the importance of shoring up democratic institutions and civil society in Europe and abroad
    In light of Russia’s authoritarian creep, Europe has to “de-Putinise” itself, defend democracy and the Rule of Law and strengthen civil society, both abroad and at home, Sergey Lagodinsky tells The Parliament Magazine
    It’s time for a paradigm shift in Euro-Atlantic defence and security
    01 May Security & Defence
    It’s time for a paradigm shift in Euro-Atlantic defence and security
    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has fundamentally changed the European security landscape. Now Europe’s approach to security must change too.
    Europe's eastern neighbourhood is all shook up: Here's what Russia’s war in Ukraine could mean for these countries
    28 Apr Security & Defence
    Europe's eastern neighbourhood is all shook up: Here's what Russia’s war in Ukraine could mean for these countries
    The continuation of the Russian war in Ukraine is likely to have long-term ramifications in the EU’s eastern neighbourhood, affecting migration patterns, economic output and security policy, explains Stanislav Secrieru.
    Finland is getting ready to join Nato: A look back its unique history and how we got here
    26 Apr Security & Defence
    Finland is getting ready to join Nato: A look back its unique history and how we got here
    Russia’s unprovoked war against Ukraine has changed something substantial in Finland: the people are clamouring to join Nato, says Nils Torvalds
    There’s nothing more important for Europe than to win the war declared by Putin
    05 Apr Security & Defence
    There’s nothing more important for Europe than to win the war declared by Putin
    Successfully confronting Putin means considering bold steps, like reintroducing mandatory military conscription in some Member States, increasing military budgets and pushing for a fast-tracked process for Ukraine’s EU membership.
    The war in Ukraine is raging on. A step-by-step action plan for what the EU should do next
    31 Mar Security & Defence
    The war in Ukraine is raging on. A step-by-step action plan for what the EU should do next
    The war in Ukraine is threatening stability and security in Europe. In response, the EU must take concrete steps to minimise the costs of the war and bold actions to shore up the European economy, argues Siegfried Mureşan
    EU politicians gave Putin a pass for years. It’s time to stop and hold ourselves accountable
    24 Mar Security & Defence
    EU politicians gave Putin a pass for years. It’s time to stop and hold ourselves accountable
    EU politicians have given Putin a pass for years, while some even copied his political “innovations”. The war in Ukraine is a wake-up call to acknowledge and learn from our own blatant misjudgment of Putin’s readiness to toss Europe back into the age of wars and terror.
    Russia’s war in Ukraine may finally end the post-Soviet condition
    21 Mar Security & Defence
    Russia’s war in Ukraine may finally end the post-Soviet condition
    Any outcome of Russia’s war in Ukraine will lead to fundamental economic, political and ideological transformations in the post-Soviet space, argues Volodymyr Ishchenko
    Europe has been hitting ‘snooze’ on the reality of Russian aggression. It’s time to wake up
    15 Mar Security & Defence
    Europe has been hitting ‘snooze’ on the reality of Russian aggression. It’s time to wake up
    Europe can't afford to only weaken Russia's economy and industrial base. It must also build up its own defence capability. The time of taking out the peace dividend is over, argues Sven Mikser
    Ukrainians are fighting for their country and for truth
    14 Mar Security & Defence
    Ukrainians are fighting for their country and for truth
    From city mayors to local journalists, Ukrainians are coordinating to resist Russian misinformation. But we cannot do it alone. And we should not do it alone, because the information security of one country is also a question of the entire region's safety as well as that of other nations.
    Can the EU's new cryptocurrency legislation prevent Russia from circumventing sanctions?
    07 Mar Security & Defence
    Can the EU's new cryptocurrency legislation prevent Russia from circumventing sanctions?
    As Russian economy plummets, EU and industry experts split over whether cryptocurrency regulation can prevent Russians circumventing sanctions
    The war in Ukraine highlights the failures of the EU’s Eastern Partnership
    03 Mar Security & Defence
    The war in Ukraine highlights the failures of the EU’s Eastern Partnership
    The fallout of Russia’s attack on Ukraine will be massive in the Western Balkans, and Europe and her allies need to prepare for it

    In emotional session, European Parliament welcomes Ukraine’s application for candidate status
    01 Mar Security & Defence
    In emotional session, European Parliament welcomes Ukraine’s application for candidate status
    MEPs praise Ukrainian resistance in face of Russian military aggression, pledge more help in historic session
    EU Council adopts new sanctions against Russia
    01 Mar Security & Defence
    EU Council adopts new sanctions against Russia
    Several requests by Ukraine not yet met by EU as Russian advance on Kyiv continues unabated
    EU and NATO coordinate response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
    24 Feb Security & Defence
    EU and NATO coordinate response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
    Leaders will hold special summit meeting to agree on new sanctions against Russia and aid to Ukraine
    EU set to announce ‘massive’ sanctions package following Russia’s all-out attack on Ukraine
    24 Feb Security & Defence
    EU set to announce ‘massive’ sanctions package following Russia’s all-out attack on Ukraine
    Emergency meetings of major EU institutions and the G7 today , as well as first package of sanctions
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