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Panel Discussion on Transatlantic Relations in an Age of Great Power Competition

March 25, 2021

On March 24th, the U.S. embassy hosted a team from the Hague Centre for Strategic Studies to discuss the future of transatlantic relations in an age of great power competition.

The HCSS team – consisting of Rob de Wijk, Paul van Hooft, Tim Sweijs, Jack Thompson, Alex Klimburg, Louk Faesen, Laura Birkman, and Michel Rademaker – discussed various topics, including strengthening  multilateral maritime security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, NATO’s conventional deterrence, hybrid conflict, cybernorms, WTO reform, climate change and water security, and supply chains and access to rare minerals.

The conversation was wide-ranging and fruitful and presented a number of avenues for future discussions.

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Rob de Wijk
Paul van Hooft
Tim Sweijs
Jack Thompson
Alexander Klimburg
Louk Faesen
Laura Birkman
Michel Rademaker

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