The European Sky Shield Initiative (ESSI) is moving forward, but its path to full integration is not without obstacles. What is the current status of international cooperation within the ESSI? Why might this important initiative not receive the attention it deserves?
Russia's attack on Ukraine has shocked Europe and presented NATO and Europe with the urgent need to rethink their defense capabilities. In response, new, drastic defense strategies are now being developed, particularly to protect against potential missile attacks from Russia.
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