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NATO at Brussels Forum

A pillar of the transatlantic partnership, NATO has been a perennial topic and essential component of GMF’s flagship convening effort, the Brussels Forum. From the very first Brussels Forum conversations in 2006, which featured then-NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, to the 10th anniversary featuring Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, the evolution of NATO and the Euroatlantic defense and security partnership forged over the better part of the last half-century has been a key driver of dialogue. In 2014, the Forum brought together Lord George Robertson, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, and Anders Fogh Rasmussen for a conversation on the future of NATO, representing 15 years of experience of NATO’s chief official position spanning from 1999-2014. While the focus of conversation, as well as the challenges confronting transatlantic partners, has evolved over the past decade, the preeminence of the Alliance in securing stability in the transatlantic space is clear. From missions in Afghanistan and the Balkans, to the Mediterranean, and an aggressive Russia in Europe’s East, NATO has and will continue to play a key role in GMF’s marquee forum to discuss the most pressing security and defense issues in the transatlantic relationship today.


2017

Transatlantic (In)Security 

The Future of American Power 


2016

A Grave New World: Future Global Security Challenges 


2015

The Future of Conflict

 

Zero-Sum? Russia, Power Politics, and the post-Cold War Era


2014

Introductory Remarks: NATO in Transition

 

NATO in Transition


2013

The Future of Euroatlantic Integration


2012

BFTV 2012: NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen


2009

Brussels Forum 2009: NATO at 60


2008

Address by Jaap De Hoop Scheffer

 

Q&A with Jaap De Hoop Scheffer


2007

“Winning” in Afghanistan

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