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  • 01October 2009

    Daniel Keohane, with the European Union Institute for Security Studies, said: “I think in fairness these smaller states do quite well out of the Europe Union. The fact that all those rules are there insures that the big states behave themselves." Euronews

  • 28September 2009

    That argument will be all the louder as the economic downturn brings calls to keep jobs in America, said research fellow Daniel Keohane at the European Union Institute for Security Studies. DefenseNews

  • 21September 2009

    Daniel Keohane of the European Union Institute for Security Studies agrees, suggesting that the lessons-learned phase may trigger a debate in many countries about the use of force, but he doubts that countries will drop their caveats as a result of it. DefenseNews

  • 04April 2009

    "As prime minister he brings broad knowledge of policy and experience, something Nato could use as it tries to redefine its role in today’s world, where security threats are not purely military," said Dan Keohane, analyst at the Paris-based Institute for Strategic Studies. The Irish Times

  • 20February 2009

    Research fellow Daniel Keohane, from the Paris-based EU Institute for Security Studies, agreed. "It would be foolish to exclude the military option" as "the U.S. would be happy to leave the security of the EU to the EU," he said. DefenseNews

  • 06February 2009

    However, the Dutch had planned to leave. Like many other Europeans, they doubt the Afghan mission will weaken global terrorism, or rid Afghanistan of corruption, drugs and Taliban violence, says Daniel Keohane, research fellow at the European Union’s Institute for Security Studies in Paris. Financial Times

  • 15September 2008

    "Ce n'est pas une question de montant" a renchéri Daniel Keohane, chercheur à l'Institut d'Etudes de sécurité de l'UE (l'agence de doctrine de l'Europe de la Défense). Le budget militaire n’est pas utilisé à bon escient. Nous gapillons souvent de l’argent sur des mêmes programmes. Bruxelles2

  • 09September 2008

    "This shows that the EU is much more militarily weak than many people realise. Despite spending €200 billion annually, it still took fully six months to find only 16 helicopters and 10 transport planes for the Chad mission," said Daniel Keohane, research fellow at the EU Institute for Security Studies in Paris" The Irish Times

  • 23June 2008

    Daniel Keohane, research fellow at the EU Institute for Security Studies here, said the white paper set ambitious goals for Europe, particularly in the light of Ireland's "no" vote in the referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. DefenseNews

  • 05February 2008

    Daniel Keohane, research fellow at the EU Institute for Security Studies in Paris, said that the rebel attacks should not come as any surprise because the rebels wanted to make things as difficult as possible for the EU force to deploy. "Many of the rebels see this EU force as a French force, which makes this mission undoubtedly the most dangerous ever undertaken by the EU." The Irish Times

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