With the publication of NATO’s Strategic Concept and the 2022 Madrid Summit, and also with a view to the 2023 Vilnius Summit, the Alliance has taken a decisive step forward towards its core tasks, in particular deterrence and collective defence. Russia’s war on Ukraine has seen to it that NATO must become steadfast and resilient in the face of further escalation, but the Strategic Concept also underlines the fact that the Alliance needs to gear up for an era of strategic competition.

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00:06:10 PANEL I – THE WAR: ENHANCING EUROPEAN RESPONSIBILITY

Jordan Becker, Assistant Professor of International Affairs, US Military Academy, West Point
Max Bergmann, Director, Europe Program and Stuart Center, CSIS
Cynthia Cook, Director, Defense-Industrial Initiatives Group, CSIS
Borja Lasheras, Senior Fellow, Center for European Policy Analysis
Gesine Weber, Researcher, German Marshall Fund of the United States
Alexander Mattelaer, Vice-Dean for Research, Brussels School of Governance, VUB

01:43:26 PANEL II – STRATEGIC COMPETITION: WHAT ROLE FOR NATO?

Nicola de Santis, Head, Engagements Section, Public Diplomacy Division, NATO
Łukasz Jurczyszyn, Director of the Brussels Office, Polish Institute of International Affairs
Luis Simón, Director, Centre for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy (CSDS)
Sissy Martinez, Researcher and Program Coordinator, Europe, Russia and Eurasia Program, CSIS

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