Speakers
Director of Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Programme, Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Defence Policy and Planning at NATO HQ
Secretary General at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia
Moderator
Research Leader for Defence Strategy, Policy, and Capabilities at RAND Europe
The US administration has sparked a discussion on grand strategy in Washington and globally. Shifts in priorities are shaping new grand strategies across continents. Strategic rebalancing is bound to create friction, from challenging long-held values and interests to political, economic, and military relations.
What will be the contours of the new US and European strategies? Are we witnessing the return of grand bargains and spheres of influence? Can frictions and rebalancing be solved with diplomacy or are we provoking wars? Who will be the winners and losers?