New HCSS report: Major shift in Transatlantic Relations could impact NATO, EU, and European defence policy
This new HCSS report by strategic analyst Davis Ellison concludes that the days of relying on the U.S. as the primary guarantor of European security may be coming to an end. The transatlantic partnership will not disappear overnight, but significant changes are underway. Europe must prepare for a future where it will play a much larger role in its own defence and security affairs.
ROK-NL Think tank dialogue on the Indo-Pacific
On Wednesday October 16, 2024 The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (HCSS) and The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) invite you to an insightful in-person event on Maritime Security for Resilient Global Supply Chains in the Wider Indo-Pacific. This event marks the beginning of a three-year collaborative program aimed at fostering exchanges between South Korean and Dutch knowledge institutes, focusing on the geopolitical and geoeconomic challenges and potential cooperation venues between South Korea and the Netherlands. Seats are limited, register now!
Jeffrey H. Michaels joins HCSS as Strategic Advisor in Defence and International Security.
HCSS is very proud to announce that Jeffrey H. Michaels has joined us as a (non-resident) Strategic Advisor in Defence and International Security! His research covers the fields of war studies, nuclear strategy, deterrence, U.S. foreign policy, NATO, intelligence, and Cold War history.
