Strategic Autonomy

Strategic autonomy refers to a state or region’s ability to act independently in key areas such as defense, economy, and technology without excessive reliance on foreign powers.

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Article 42(7) Faces NATO’s Limits
Article 42(7) Faces NATO’s Limits
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Mali’s War: The Personalization of Power
Mali’s War: The Personalization of Power
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The Gulf After War: Risk Begins
The Gulf After War: Risk Begins
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Middle Powers in a Fragmented Global Order
Middle Powers in a Fragmented Global Order
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Energy Undermines European Strategic Autonomy
Energy Undermines European Strategic Autonomy
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