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November 13, 2026
Russia’s Security State Will Not Abandon Dark Arts
Putin’s intelligence agencies have a long history of deflecting change and ploughing on with hostile operations abroad. They will cling to the old ways, regardless.
November 13, 2026
NATO: The Shift from Budgets to Battlefields
As Europe assumes greater responsibility for its defense, NATO's ability to execute its plans must take precedence over spending targets and political timetables.
November 13, 2026
Blood in the Black Sea: What Can Turkey Do?
Turkey could hold the key to security in the Black Sea, but it will need to increase its engagement and put its close links to Russia to one side.
November 12, 2026
Nordics Show the Way on Arctic Defense
While some allies are dubious about a separate Nordic ‘club’ within NATO, the region’s know-how is building defensive resilience and deterrence in the far north.
This article forms part of a CEPA series on the new strategic landscape in the Arctic.
November 12, 2026
Going Underground: Ukraine’s Kids Study Without Sunlight
The burden of Russia’s unending assaults on Ukrainian cities is falling on children and their schools.
November 12, 2026
Russia: The Primary Threat in the Arctic
The Kremlin is well-established and well-armed in the Arctic. It’s also increasingly nervous about Western responses to its ambitions.
November 12, 2026
Russia’s Leaders: Children of a Dead Age
The age gap between Russia and Ukraine’s leaders is important for understanding the motivations of both sides in the war.
November 12, 2026
Poland’s Endless Battle for Justice
Neither coup d’état nor coup de grâce: a beginner’s guide to Poland’s constitutional crisis
November 12, 2026
How Europe Should Read the US Midterms
America’s political landscape has changed but it remains difficult for Europe to navigate. Allies must approach with caution.