While NATO’s work on innovation predates the Russian invasion, recent technologies combined with the current plethora of security challenges have combined to create rapid and profound changes in how militaries organize themselves and fight. To ensure the collective defence of its members, NATO must ensure technological superiority to maintain the military supremacy required to fulfil this core mission, Björn Fägersten, Daniel Fiott and Charlotte Kleberg argue in their Politea article. Experience in Ukraine has in many ways served to validate NATO’s aim of ensuring preparedness for threats across the spectrum of warfare, from conventional deterrence and defence methods, to more unconventional challenges.

https://media.politea.se/2023/03/Politea-Defence-Innovation-Report.pdf?mc_cid=74d984772b&mc_eid=2af4a6f2fc

 

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