EDINA:
European DEfence in a new age
About Us Our Mission At EDINA, we believe that securing Europe's future requires new perspectives, innovative solutions, and a commitment to collaboration. Our mission is to drive meaningful conversations about defence and security policy by providing clear, research-backed insights. We aim to bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that our analyses contribute directly to policy decisions and strategic planning. By connecting experts across different sectors, we create a forum for fresh ideas and actionable strategies that can address Europe's evolving security landscape.
The EDINA Team
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Dr. Christian Mölling
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Torben Schütz
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Alicia von Voß
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Theresa Caroline Winter
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Sören Hellmonds
PUBLICATIONS
Our publications provide cutting-edge analysis on the most pressing issues in European defence. From comprehensive research papers to concise policy briefs, we offer a range of insights tailored to different audiences. Our library includes in-depth reports, expert commentaries, and rapid-response analyses that address unfolding developments. Each publication is designed to inform and inspire, equipping decision-makers with the knowledge needed to act. Browse our collection, sorted by date, and use filters to find the topics most relevant to you.
Sedcards - Short Reads
EDTIP SEDCARD: Fixed Wing Aviation
- by Alex Luck, June 2025
Europe’s fixed-wing aviation sector is a patchwork of legacy programs, multilateral ventures, and growing external dependencies. From Eurofighter to A400M, this EDINA Sedcard outlines capabilities, competitiveness, and the future of European airpower in an era shaped by renewed threats and global competition.
EDTIP Sedcard: Missiles
- by Fabian Hoffmann, June 2025
Missiles are central to modern warfare—but Europe lags behind in long-range strike capabilities. This EDINA Sedcard highlights the strengths, gaps, and dependencies of Europe’s missile industry, from cruise missile production to air and missile defence systems, as the continent races to rearm and regain technological edge.
