SÉRIEWeapons of Mass Debate Europe SecurityIn February 2020, French President Emmanuel Macron invited his European partners to launch a strategic dialogue on the role of French nuclear deterrence in European security. The evolution of the strategic context - including the resurgence of military powers and the new US administration - has put this issue on the agenda once again. This series shows how 7 European countries position themselves with regards to nuclear deterrence. From apathy to commitment, the panorama is complex and rife with debate.Share07/19/2021Weapons of Mass Debate - Time to Talk about Nuclear Deterrence in Europe (A... Bruno Tertrais 07/15/2021Weapons of Mass Debate - Spain: A Dispassionate Supporter of Nuclear Deterr... Clara Portela 07/12/2021Weapons of Mass Debate - Greece: a Key Security Player for both Europe and ... Yvonni Efstathiou, Bill Kappis 07/08/2021Weapons of Mass Debate - Germany’s Unease Around Nuclear Deterrence Dr. Claudia Major, Dr. Christian Mölling 07/06/2021Weapons of Mass Debate - Polish Deterrence with Russia in the Line of Sight Łukasz Kulesa 07/01/2021Weapons of Mass Debate - Sweden Between Armed Neutrality and a Nuclear Umbr... Andreas Persbo 06/28/2021Weapons of Mass Debate - Integrating the UK Into the European Discussion Malcolm Chalmers