NATO 2030 initiative's implications for Paris

France's joint operations command faces severe shake-up 

In the face of logistical and informational challenges and the new geopolitical landscape, the French joint defence staff is looking for ways to adjust and streamline its services. New moves could include dismantling the CPOIA and handing out part of its resources to other entities.

French foreign ministry sets up new anti-disinformation task force 

The French foreign ministry has recently gained some ground in the fight against disinformation, while France's military and security aparatus already have their own structures in place.

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NATO seeks to consolidate position in Ukraine 

With the war in Ukraine taking up their energy, NATO officials have loudly condemned Russia. While alliance member states are in charge of logistics and the military response to the conflict, NATO is looking to consolidate its long-term position in Kyiv.

France's online influence warfare doctrine makes slow progress in face of administrative complexities 

Digital information warfare has become a hot topic at the Elysee, but implementing the French government's strategy on the matter is proving complex as the different state departments each jostle for a role.

NATO sets up its national rotation system in Eastern Europe 

The Euro-Atlantic alliance is looking to ensure that movements of advanced forces from different national armies on its eastern flank are automatic and fluid by adopting models which have already proved their worth.

NATO rethinks its rapid reaction plans 

More than four months after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, NATO's European command is working on a complete overhaul of the alliance's crisis and conflict rapid response.

Military procurement agency's cyber branch strides into French anti-disinformation apparatus 

Among its hundreds of new cyber recruits, the information control department of the French military procurement agency, the DGA, will create an information warfare taskforce to give the ministry of armed forces the technical means to achieve its goals.