Mobilizing Private Capital for National and European Defense
In recent years, Europe has been confronted with a geopolitical and strategic reality it had thought was a thing of the past—one for which European governments have proven…
In recent years, Europe has been confronted with a geopolitical and strategic reality it had thought was a thing of the past—one for which European governments have proven…
The draft Royal Decree with which the Spanish Government intends to regulate the energy, environmental, resilience and digital sovereignty requirements for data centres has sparked an intense debate…
For many years, Spain and Poland have occupied very different positions within Europe’s strategic landscape. Geography, recent history and distinct security priorities appeared to place them at opposite…
For many years, the Corporate Affairs function was viewed within organisations as a supporting capability. Institutional relations, regulatory monitoring, reputation management, public affairs and stakeholder engagement all formed…
For years, the European Union has pursued a mission as ambitious as it is necessary: to develop the capabilities required to guarantee its own security in an increasingly…
The European Union built the world’s largest single market while deliberately leaving the defence industry outside of it. This was a conscious choice in the architecture of the…
This very week, Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez stated that Spain is ready to move towards a European army and described the Security and Defence Union as a…
Few things stimulate a sector more than the visible flow of public funding. That is precisely the case with defence, now in full swing, as national and European…
Europe is facing a challenge that no longer allows postponement: it must reinvent itself in Security and Defence in a context of extreme strategic urgency. The clearest proof…