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  • The 2026 Munich Security Conference signalled that the post-Cold War model of European security dependence is eroding, as allies prepare for a future in which a US security guarantee cannot be assumed to be stable or unconditional.
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Recent Posts
The ‘Iron-clad’ Alliance – Philippines and US Expand Defence Commitment Posted on

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On Tuesday 17th February, a joint-statement from the US and Philippines pledged additional deployments of missile and … Read the rest

Syria’s Northeastern Integration Agreement: Implications for MENA Security Posted on

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  • The 30 January agreement between Syria’s interim government and the Kurdish-led SDF marks the most significant territorial consolidation
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Security Updates
Travel Advisory – Middle East (7 March 2026)

Travel advisory for travellers currently in the Middle East

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Advisory – Middle East (2 March 2026

A major military conflict has erupted between Iran and a US-Israel coalition, drastically escalating violence across the Middle East. On 28 February, the US and Israel launched air strikes on Iran. Operation Epic Fury targeted military sites and leadership, including the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other senior Iranian commanders. Iran has since retaliated with widespread missile and drone attacks against Israel, US bases in Gulf states, and infrastructure in neighbouring countries. The conflict has rapidly spread, drawing in Hezbollah in Lebanon and seeing explosions and strikes reported across several Gulf states, including the United Arab Emirates, as well as Cyprus in the Mediterranean Sea. Civilian casualties and infrastructure damage have occurred on all sides. Global oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has effectively halted, driving energy price spikes and economic anxiety worldwide. Efforts for de-escalation and diplomatic pressure continue, however the war remains active and volatile.

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