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(Dis)unity on the NATO Agenda

OP-ED NATO is the most important security organisation of our time, but is it aware of its most pressing threat? Read the new op-ed by Kimberley Kruijver.

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Latest publications

Empowering the EU–Japan connectivity partnership, op-ed by Maaike Okano-Heijmans
Economic Security with Chinese Characteristics, by Adája Stoetman & Minke Meijnders
CBRN weapons: Where are we in averting Armageddon?, by Sico van der Meer, Danny Pronk & Adája Stoetman
The European Commission in balance?, by Adriaan Schout & Adriaan Nunes

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Training Courses

2-4 Dec: International Mediation and Consensus-Building
16-17 Jan: Intercultural Communication
2-3 Mar: Belangenbehartiging en lobbyen in de EU

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Events

13 Nov: Jokowi’s Indonesië
14 Nov: Public meeting: Climate and security in the Sahel region
18 Nov: A world without the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty redux?
18-19 Nov: Combatting violent extremism in Palestine, Egypt & Iraq

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Clingendael Magazine

Syria: Foreign interventions and the revenge of realpolitik, analysis by Erwin van Veen in a series on Western interventions
IDFA-tips 2019: Wereldpolitiek door een persoonlijke lens, IDFA festival tips by Tom de Groot
Handleiding voor de klokkenluider, movie review by Marinus de Ruiter

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In the media

Audio/Video
Podcast - Export: hoe blijft Nederland handelskampioen?, Rem Korteweg / BNR's Big Five

Online/Print
Assessing the EU-China-US Triangle, Frans Paul van der Putten / The Diplomat
De krijgsmacht is nog lang niet climate proof, Tom Middendorp / NRC
Hoeveel kans maakt Donald Trump op een tweede termijn als president?, Willem Post / Goedemorgen Nederland
Britain and the EU will remain close even after Brexit, Rem Korteweg / The Economist €
Chinese professor accused of spying by Belgium, barred from entering Schengen Area, Ingrid d’Hooghe / South China Morning Post
Silk Road Headlines

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BRILL: Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

Human Rights and Humanitarian Law JUST PUBLISHED / FORTHCOMING / JOURNALS / NEWS JUST PUBLISHED Revisiting the Geneva Conventions: 1949-2019 Edited by Md. Jahid Hossain Bhuiyan and Borhan Uddin Khan November 2019 - Hardback ISBN 978 90 04 37553 6 - € 140 E-ISBN 978 90 04 37554 3 - € 140 The European Union Returns Directive and its Compatibility with International Human Rights Law Analysis of Return Decision, Entry Ban, Detention, and Removal Izabella Majcher November 2019 - Hardback ISBN 978 90 04 36052 5 - € 250 E-ISBN 978 90 04 36053 2 - € 250 Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy in Europe, 45 Modernizing the UN Human Rights System Bertrand G. Ramcharan November 2019 - Hardback ISBN 978 90 04 20498 0 - € 119 E-ISBN 978 90 04 38734 8 - € 119 International Studies in Human Rights, 127 Counter-Terrorism Financing International Best Practices and th...

EGMONT Institute: Extremist Offender Management in Belgium

Extremist Offender Management in Belgium By Thomas Renard (27 July 2020) In Other publications EU strategy and foreign policy, Middle-East / North Africa, Terrorism The presence of terrorist convicts in prison is not a new phenomenon in Belgium. However, radicalisation or recruitment was less visible, or at least less observed until it became a policy priority to monitor violent extremists in prison in 2015. This chapter, which is part of a broader report, analyses the specific policies and tools that have been developed in Belgium to address the challenge of radicalisation in prison, and the rehabilitation of terrorist offenders after their release. This chapter (view the PDF below) was published as part of the report “Extremist Offender Management in Europe: Country Reports” published by ICSR, and available here . (Photo credit: pxhere.com public domain)

DoD to extend Commissary/BX/MWR privileges to Veterans, MISSION Act Urgent Care, Lay Wreaths on Veteran Graves

DoD to extend Commissary/BX/MWR privileges to Veterans, MISSION Act Urgent Care, Lay Wreaths on Veteran Graves U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs sent this bulletin at 12/04/2019 06:30 PM EST #VetResources - for Veterans, their Families, Caregivers, and Survivors Sign up for this weekly newsletter at www.VA.gov/VetResources View and share as a webpage National Wreaths Across America Day is December 14th Wreaths Across America is a non-profit organization that has coordinated laying Christmas wreaths on Veteran’s graves every year since 2007. Their mission involves honoring and remembering Veterans around the holiday season. You can get involved and volunteer to lay wreaths! LEARN MORE Veterans need Veterans Health Identification Card (VHIC) to access bases for commissary/BX/MWR privileges The Defense Department has announced expanded Commissary, Military Service Exchange and MWR access for Veterans on Jan. 1 and es...

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