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Civil Airports and the Price of Military Availability
Access, compatibility and services: what Finland, Sweden and Latvia show about paying for dual-use airports
22 mins ago
Dredging and Wreck Removal for European Port Recovery
Specialist vessels become dependable port recovery capacity only when contracts, permits, disposal routes and acceptance are in place
24 mins ago
Reopening Europe’s Civil Bridges after Disruption
Temporary structures, installation capacity and authorisation to return to service
3 hrs ago
Restoring Europe’s Railways after Prolonged Disruption
Track materials, specialist plant and acceptance as conditions for repeatable rail recovery
3 hrs ago
Signalling Compatibility Before Military Rail Throughput
On-board compatibility, vehicle authorisation and the limits of rail investment confined to infrastructure
Oct 3
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Rail-Terminal Capacity Beyond the Main Line: Lessons from Verona, Hannover-Lehrte and Oritkari
What must be documented before a rail connection counts as usable logistics capacity
Oct 3
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Authorised Industrial Backup in European Defence
Continuity agreements, qualified processes and the limits of emergency production sharing
Oct 3
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Financing the Restoration of Europe’s Defence-Relevant Infrastructure
Insurance recovery, operator funding and residual loss after damage to Baltic infrastructure
Sep 25
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Europe’s Access to Radiation-Test Capacity
How irradiation facilities and specialist engineering turn beam time into evidence for defence-relevant space electronics
Sep 24
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Maintaining Civil Defence Shelters in Sweden and Finland
How upkeep, inspection and component replacement duties turn an installed base into recurring, segmented demand
Sep 24
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Electricity Reserves and European Defence Continuity
Contracted generation readiness outside the power market: Finland’s Meri-Pori case and the transition to a multi-plant reserve
Sep 23
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Port Esbjerg and the Unpriced Layer of Readiness
Denmark has built and financed a dual-use port; no instrument yet says who prevails when both uses collide
Sep 20
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