Perspective on the future of European security
What should the European security strategy look like? Join the discussion organised by European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) and the Central European University (CEU) in Budapest!
Guests
Susi Dennison, Director of the European Power Programme, ECFR
Zsuzsanna Végh, Researcher, European University Viadrina
Uwe Pütter, Professor at the School of Public Policy, CEU
Istvan Gyarmati, President, International Centre for Democratic Transition
Tamás Csiki, Advisor to the Dean, Faculty of International and European Studies, National University of Public Service
Bence Németh, Researcher, Kings College London
The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) and the Central European University (CEU) cordially invite you to an event on the future of European security in Budapest.
Concerns about the future of NATO and Europe's security have been rising since President Trump took office in January 2017. With constant threats from terrorism to cyber-attacks, a resurgent Russia and the prospect of Brexit, is it time for Europe, 60 years after the Rome treaty was signed, to profoundly rethink its security strategy and construct a new European security package.
The starting point for the discussion will be the ‘ECFR Flash Scorecard on the future shape of Europe‘ which highlights the attitudes towards the changing security situation in Europe while mapping out the potential for new ideas and coalitions in European foreign and security co-operation. Based on that, the event will discuss challenges and opportunities to cooperation in the areas of security and defence in Europe and specifically the region of Central and Eastern Europe.
Venue: Room 103, CEU, Nador utca 15, Budapest, Hungary
For more information on the agenda, please check CEU’s website.
RSVP by June 14: https://goo.gl/sqjn2a