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The New Partnership among Italy, Japan and the UK on the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP)

The Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) launched by Italy, Japan and the UK in 2022 represents a novel partnership among the three countries for the development and production of a next-generation crewed fighter aircraft. A partnership...

Douglas Barrie, Elio Calcagno, Alessandro Marrone, Nicolò Murgia, Karolina Muti, Michele Nones, Oue Sadamasa, Gaia Ravazzolo

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Trans-Atlantic Critical Mineral Supply Chain Cooperation

The intensifying US-China competition has profound implications for critical mineral supply chains (CMSCs), affecting trade, export controls and market dynamics. US and European firms face difficulties competing with China’s dominant market position...

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Artillery in Present and Future High-Intensity Operations

The Ukraine war has highlighted among NATO allies the importance of planning for protracted, large-scale, and high-intensity conflicts. In this context, artillery capabilities have regained significance, with a clear emphasis on survivability,...

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NATO and Italy in the 75th Anniversary of the Alliance: Perspectives beyond the Washington Summit

The authors focus on the upcoming NATO Washington summit in July by outlining the framework of the Alliance’s support to Ukraine and increased deterrence toward Moscow, and then analyse the global context, delving into the link between the Euro-...

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Other papers and articles 30/07/2025

L’impatto del conflitto russo-ucraino sulla sicurezza del Southern Flank della NATO: Turchia e Grecia

Alessia Chiriatti

(with Alessandro Albanese Ginammi), in Europea, Year X, No. 1 (July 2025), p. 129-148

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IAI Commentaries 04/07/2025

NATO after The Hague: A Single-issue, Sustainable and More European Alliance

Alessandro Marrone

Rome, IAI, July 2025, 6 p.

In: IAI Commentaries 25|37

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Other papers and articles 03/07/2025

Prospettive e limiti dell’industria della difesa

Michele Nones

in le Sfide, No. 16 (June 2025), p. 38-44

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ReArm Europe e il Libro bianco sulla difesa europea

IAI has been closely monitoring developments in the defence sector in Europe throughout 2025, in light of Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine and...
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Responsive European Architecture for Space - REACTS

The initiative aims to provide European member states with a study and design of a new collaborative defence capability: an interoperable, resilient...
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European Military Integrated Space Situational Awareness and Recognition Capability - EMISSARY

The IAI is part of a European consortium that brings together leading companies in the space sector for the EMISSARY project (December 2024-Marzo...
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