In a world where power has clearly become the determining factor in international politics once again,
Europe stands at a strategic crossroads. How can deterrence, credibility, and
strategic sovereignty be shaped in a fundamentally changed security policy environment?
How should NATO, as a transatlantic alliance, deal with changed expectations and realpolitik
challenges? How must political decisions, military practice, and
scientific analysis work together to position Europe as capable of action
and credible in a multipolar world order?