🛡️ PeaceSecDef content

1. P1 motivation (why)

1.1. Why the PSD

1.1.1. Strategic Compass

1.1.2. History (shaping) of PSD

2. P2 strategy (how we do things)

2.1. EU Security and Defence Engagement in the World

2.1.1. Military Missions

2.1.2. Other/

2.1.3. Civilian missions

2.1.4. Operations

2.2. Security policy areas & tools

2.2.1. Maritime security

2.2.1.1. Co-ord maritime presence

2.2.2. Conflict prevention & mediation

2.2.3. Civilian CSDP

2.2.4. Space security

2.2.5. Climate and security

2.2.6. Disarmament, Non-Proliferation and Arms Export Control

2.2.7. Counter-terrorism

2.2.8. Human security

2.2.8.1. Human rights

2.2.8.2. Women and security

2.2.9. Hybrid & Cyber

2.2.9.1. Cyber

2.2.9.2. FIMI

2.3. Defence initiatives & military cooperation

2.3.1. EPF

2.3.2. European defence industrial plan

2.3.3. EDA

2.3.4. Rapid Deployment Capacity

2.3.4.1. (page about RDC Flagship)

2.3.4.2. Milex/Livex

2.3.5. CARD

2.3.6. EU Defence fund

2.3.7. PESCO etc

2.3.8. CDP

2.3.9. Military mobility

2.4. partnerships

2.4.1. UN

2.4.2. ECOWAS

2.4.3. Security & Defence partnerships

2.4.4. Ukraine security support

2.4.5. NATO

2.4.6. ASEAN

2.4.7. African Union

2.4.8. Third country partners

2.4.9. Scumann Forum

3. P3 detail (what)

3.1. org & decision making structures

3.1.1. Council

3.1.1.1. EU Military Committee

3.1.1.1.1. EUMC Working Group

3.1.1.2. Political Security Committee (PSC)

3.1.1.2.1. Commitee for the Civilian Aspects of Crisis Management (CIVCOM)

3.1.1.2.2. Political Military Group (PMG)

3.1.2. EEAS

3.1.2.1. CPCC

3.1.2.2. EU Military Staff

3.1.2.2.1. MPCC

3.1.2.3. Peace, Security & Defence

3.1.2.3.1. PSC

3.1.3. Other

3.1.3.1. European Defence Agency (EDA)

3.1.3.2. European Security Defence College (ESDC)

3.1.3.3. EU Institute for Security Studies (EUISS)

3.1.3.4. Satellite Centre - SATCEN