The war in Ukraine has radically changed the European security landscape. European and Euro-Atlantic institutions face unprecedented challenges as a conflict by conventional and hybrid means is being waged in the heart of the European continent with no end in sight.
The implications of the war for the EU and NATO and the consequences for peace, stability, and security in Greece and the wider region of Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean were the focus of discussions at the international meeting “Athens Security Forum” organized by the Institute of International Relations (IDIS) on the 24th of November in Athens with the participation of leading academics and policymakers.
In this “Ti kosmos” podcast Marilisa Anastasopoulou asks questions to the speakers of the Forum and selects extracts from their speeches to convey key messages addressed at the forum.
This podcast includes Peter Altmaier, former Minister of Finance and Energy of Germany; Mikulas Dzurinda, President of the W. Martens Centre and former Prime Minister of Slovakia; Mircea Geoana, NATO Deputy Secretary General; Margaritis Schinas, Vice President of the European Commission; Dimitris Keridis – MP &Professor of International Politics, Panteion University; Efraim Inbar – President Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, Israel; and Mustafa Aydin – President, International Relations Council of Turkey, Turkey.
You may follow the whole forum at the website of Institute of International Relations (IDIS): https://idis.gr/asf/.
The 4th and concluding event of the 2022 Athens Security Forum was organized by IDIS, under the auspices of the City of Athens and in partnership with the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies, the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, the Harriman Institute at Columbia University and NATO.
“Ti kosmos” podcast is supported by the Public Diplomacy Division of NATO.
