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Key PointsAmid one of the deepest crises of confidence since the end of the Cold War, arms control and military confidence-building frameworks are struggling to develop their full de-escalating and trust-building potential.In fact, numerous crisis situations in the past sho
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Over the past decade, Iranian officials have repeatedly referred to “forward defence” or “offensive defence” as the foundation of Iran’s military strategy.
The GCSP is proud to co-chair this year’s
Key PointsThe role that the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) currently plays in reducing military risks in Europe and how its capacities are currently employed need to be revisited.By identifying and focusing on OSCE mechanisms for risk reduction,
Key PointsAs autonomous weapons systems (AWS) increase in military importance, they pose significant risks of miscommunication, miscalculation and inadvertent conflict escalation.The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) has a strong history of develop
On the occasion of the 35th Anniversary of the GCSP's oldest course the “
This year, the European Security Course celebrates its 25th anniversary. This number is not only a reason to celebrate, it clearly shows that the interest in security in Europe and its impact on the other regions in the world is unbroken.
The 2013 Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) sets international standards for the transfer of conventional weapons. The United States was heavily involved in the treaty’s negotiation but has moved to the sidelines during the Trump administration, whereas China now engages more actively.