European security architecture

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European security architecture refers to the overarching system of institutions, agreements, and military and political arrangements that collectively shape security and defense policy across Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international security framework
political-military order
security architecture
aimsTo manage crises in and around Europe
prevent armed conflict in Europe
promote stability and peace in Europe
protect human rights and fundamental freedoms
provide collective defence guarantees
support democratic transitions
facesChallenge cyber threats
energy dependence
hybrid warfare
migration-related security concerns
resurgent great-power competition
territorial disputes
terrorism
facesDebate enlargement of NATO and the EU
future of NATO
relationship between NATO and the EU
role of Russia in European security
strategic autonomy of the European Union
hasActor European Union member states
NATO member states
Russia
United Kingdom
United States
neutral and non-aligned European states
non-EU European states
hasGeographicScope Europe
hasKeyPrinciple arms control and disarmament
collective defence
confidence-building measures
cooperative security
democratic governance
indivisible security
non-use of force
peaceful settlement of disputes
respect for human rights
rule of law
sovereign equality of states
territorial integrity
historicalPhase Cold War security order in Europe
post-1991 European security order
post-2014 European security order
post-Cold War security order in Europe
includesAgreement Charter of Paris for a New Europe
Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty
EU Common Security and Defence Policy framework
EU-NATO Joint Declarations
Helsinki Final Act
linked to: Helsinki Accords

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
NATO-Russia Founding Act
North Atlantic Treaty
Open Skies Treaty
Treaty of Lisbon
Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Adaptation Agreement
Treaty on European Union
includesDimension cybersecurity
economic security
energy security
human security
military security
political security
includesInstitution Collective Security Treaty Organization
Council of Europe
European Court of Human Rights
European Defence Agency
European Union
NATO Parliamentary Assembly
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
linked to: NATO

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
United Nations
Western European Union
includesMechanism EU mutual assistance clause
linked to: EU Treaties

EU solidarity clause
NATO collective defence
OSCE conflict prevention mechanisms
arms control regimes
collective defence arrangements
collective security arrangements
confidence- and security-building measures
crisis management operations
partnership frameworks
peacekeeping missions
security guarantees
includesPolicy EU Common Foreign and Security Policy
EU Common Security and Defence Policy
EU enlargement policy
Eastern Partnership
European Neighbourhood Policy
NATO deterrence and defence posture
NATO enlargement policy
arms control and disarmament policy
shapedByEvent Cold War
Russia-Georgia war of 2008
Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022
Second World War
linked to: World War II

Yugoslav wars
linked to: Yugoslav Wars

annexation of Crimea in 2014
dissolution of the Soviet Union
fall of the Berlin Wall

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Petersberg Declaration partOf European security architecture
Gulf Cooperation Council states’ armed forces geopoliticalContext Middle East security architecture
linked to: European security architecture
Western European armaments cooperation framework isRelatedTo European defence integration
linked to: European security architecture