A recent paper by Dan Marks and Ed Arnold argues that resilience is more than defence; it’s about building a sustainable future. It offers recommendations on how to allocate 1.5% of NATO's target to sustainable resilience.
Indian National Security scholars and practitioners have increasingly acknowledged climate change as a strategic issue. South Asia is a highly vulnerable region that is warming faster than the global average and experiencing record-breaking natural disasters. However, the Indian strategic discourse and matrix remain primarily focused on civilian-centric impacts.
Comment by Sylvie Matelly published by Armament Industry European Research Group, IRIS - Institut de relations internationales et stratégiques, 10 February 2026.
This comment piece explores the growing tension between environmental, societal and governance (ESG) finance and the defence sector in Europe.
Original scientific article published in nature climate change, 16 February 2026.
This article explores how the Antarctic Ice Sheet responds to global warming - and the risks connected with crossing critical tipping points.
Photo credit: Reuters. Smoke and fire are seen near a high-voltage line at a site of a Russian missile strike, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, outside Kharkiv, Ukraine, March 22, 2024.
Based on the Clingendael Powering Resilience Policy Brief.
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This opinion article was originally published by Euractiv on 17 March, 2026.
Episode 11 of 'The Resilience Brief' podcast, a collaboration between the International Military Council on Strategic Risks (IMCCS), Frazer-Nash Consultancy, and NATO Climate Change and Security Centre of Excellence (NATO CCASC