Strategic autonomy and control points
Addresses technological sovereignty, geopolitical dependencies, critical value chains and the areas where the Netherlands or Europe needs strategic control.

A realistic view on technological sovereignty and the importance of control points
The world is shifting from open innovation and free trade towards a focus on economic security, strategic autonomy, and protecting critical sectors and technologies.

Building resilience together
In his reflection, Ron Oren explains why the choice of method depends on the context you are looking ahead to.

Striving for strategic autonomy through cooperation with like-minded countries
To minimise vulnerabilities, cooperation with like-minded countries within and outside Europe is crucial.

From analysis to action: how do we prevent European complacency?
Europe can avoid complacency only by turning urgent insights into joint European action. Read Lotte de Groen’s reflection.

Captured CO2 a feedstock for chemicals and fuels? Strategic choices are needed now
Prepare the Netherlands for a future in which CCU could even contribute to negative CO2 emissions in the long term.