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NATO Night 2020: Brain Dead, or Alive & Kicking?

October 9, 2020

How can NATO remain ‘alive and kicking’ in the 21st Century? The Jonge Atlantici organized the third NATO Night, entirely online this time, to reflect on NATO’s position in the world. You can rewatch the event, with contributions by Han ten Broeke, on their YouTube channel now.

Whether you think NATO is in good or bad shape, the challenges the alliance is facing are numerous and complex: Russia’s conventional and hybrid warfare tactics are still viewed as NATO’s biggest threat, unrest continues in the Middle-East, and there is a discussion on what the alliance’s stance should be towards China. Furthermore, emerging technologies are changing the threat landscape, with the impact of cyber, space and climate issues increasing by the day.

How should NATO address these threats and challenges? And is NATO still the right actor to face them in the future? In short: is NATO brain dead or alive and kicking?

Watch NATO Night 2020 with contributions by Han ten Broeke for a full evening of online interactive discussions!

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