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For the Dutch government, nuclear weapons are no longer taboo. That is a chilling break with the trend, the consequences of which are impossible to foresee.

In the coalition agreement, the Jetten cabinet shows itself to be in favor of strengthening European nuclear deterrence. That is why cooperation is currently being sought with France, which is the only EU countr...


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New tactics and strategies deployed by States and non-state armed groups using naval and aerial (drone) strikes against ships may have far reaching impacts on marine ecology. The accumulation of oil spills and naval activities contributes to this ‘slow violence’, a less visible type of destruction that threatening the seas and oceans in conflict areas. Over the past six month...


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The US government speaks of a campaign to eliminate the threat that the International Criminal Court poses to US sovereignty. Other countries are to be urged to withdraw from the Court, allies may be put under pressure, and new sanctions against judges, prosecutors and other staff have been announced. According to Rubio, this is ‘just the beginning’.

In doing so, th...


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Over the past few months, the Dutch Government has published several important strategic documents outlining the direction of its international security policy amid the deteriorating geopolitical environment. There is a recognition that threats could come not only from armed conflicts, but also from polarisation, disinformation, democratic erosion, and declining public trust....


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