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Defence and Covid-19: why budget-cuts should be off the table

ALERT As the Corona virus spreads the globe, the military is increasingly called upon to face the front-lines of the battle against the virus. Yet, with economic threats, the military budget of countries is in jeopardy, why must budget-cuts be avoided?
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The future of Arctic security

REPORT The Arctic environment is changing rapidly due to climate change. The risk of the region becoming a playground for great power competition between Russia, China & the US is increasing. Arctic security is more prominently on the agenda than ever before.
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Latest COVID-19 publications

Coronavirus underpins the importance of global health arrangements, op-ed by a.o. Louise van Schaik and Remco van de Pas 
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Training courses

Duik in complexe veiligheids vraagstukken met Clingendael experts, beleidsmakers & ervaringsdeskundigen. Train online met o.a. een cybersimulatie, quizzes, e-learning module en break-out rooms.
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More trainings

3-4 Sept: Intercultural Communication
14-15 Sept: Belangenbehartiging en lobbyen in de EU
22 Sept - 11 Dec 2020: Leergang Buitenlandse Betrekkingen
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Tweet of the week

TWEET Today an insightful online expert meeting 'Corona: why investments in global health are needed now' with @CordaidinNL @MinBZ & more than 45 participants. Thank you for joining -> See our report (2017) Why the Netherlands should step up its ambitions on global health.
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Clingendael Magazine: Top 3 in April

Coronavirus and power: Will the pandemic change everything?, analysis by Sven Biscop
Eight reasons why Covid-19 may lead to political violence, analysis by Peter Knoope
About declaring a new pandemic world order, op-ed by Hugo Klijn
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In the media

Audio/video
Moet de Europese Unie het gesprek met Assad weer aangaan?, Erwin van Veen / VPRO Bureau Buitenland
Wereldleiders langs de Coronameetlat, Ties Dams / NPO Radio 1
Diplomatie in Coronatijd, Goos Hofstee / NPO Radio 1 Spraakmakers

Online/Print
Trump is niet de enige met kritiek: vijf vragen over de WHO, Frans-Paul van der Putten / AD
Drie keer werd Nederland gewaarschuwd voor een pandemie, maar de regering koos voor het isolement, Remco van de Pas / Trouw
Libya's war escalates amid calls for 'humanitarian pause', Jalel Harchaoui / the Washington Post €
Beide kampen claimen overwinning in Europees coronacompromis. Hoe kan dat?, Adriaan Schout / RTL Z
Hoe de verwaarlozing van internationale gezondheidszorg ons nu parten speelt, Louise van Schaik / Vrij Nederland €
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