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Baltic Sea Security Initiative

Ukraine-Baltic Energy Cooperation in the Context of Russian Hybrid Aggression

This article provided by our Ukrainian partners, Ad Astra Despite being different in so many aspects, Ukraine and the Baltic states have always had a lot of things in common, the main one being a troublesome neighbor on the eastern border that we all have to deal with.

[Cooperation]

U.S.-Poland Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement and Why It Matters

Introduction On November 9, 2020, 31 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Polish President Andrzej Duda signed the Polish Senate’s ratification bill of the U.

[Conference]

Baltic Sea Security Conference

Baltic Sea Security Conference to deal with fragmented security approaches

[NATO Cooperation]

Much Ado About Something: 2% Defense Expenditures and What Really Matters

In 2014, NATO member states agreed to target defense expenditures of two percent of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2024.

[Geopolitics]

As Belarus Descends into Turmoil, the West Should Bolster its Readiness

Belarus seldom registers in the international press during normal times, but while years like 2020 are not so unprecedented, this certainly is not a normal year.

[Diplomacy Defense]

Trust, but Deter: How to Ensure Security Despite Russian Treaty Violations

In August, Latvia marked the 100th anniversary of the Latvian-Soviet Peace Treaty, otherwise known as the Treaty of Rīga, which ended Latvia’s War for Independence and marked the beginning of the interwar period for the new Latvian Republic.

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