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Good news. Proves that targeted AI software can and is starting to be funded by critical PV fiancers as witnessed in this critical defence funding allocation. Now is the time to start incorporating software development in an agile manner.

From strength to strength

AI is critical to multiplying the fighting power of our armed forces, deterring our adversaries and winning in battle This funding provides further fuel to invest in protecting NATO's Eastern Flank and accelerating the transformation of European defence The future of Defence is software-defined and hardware-enabled

Seventy-five years ago, in the aftermath of the most devastating conflict in human #history, the nations of #Europe and North America forged an alliance that would shape the future of the world. NATO - The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, emerged as a bastion of freedom, a shield 🛡️ against tyranny, and a beacon of hope for a united community. After the fall of the #SovietUnion, #Poland 🇵🇱 and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe (#CEE) joined #NATO, bringing long-awaited sovereignty, security, and prosperity, casting away the shadows of occupation and oppression. The alliance became a symbol of resilience and unity, providing a platform for these nations to rebuild and chart their own destinies. The World Affairs Council of Miami is honored to contribute to the platform's development by becoming a institutional partner for the #NATOYouthSummit edition in #Miami. This summit brings together young leaders from around the world, providing a forum to discuss and address global challenges, fostering a sense of collaboration and understanding. The conflict in #Ukraine 🇺🇦 serves as a stark reminder of NATO's enduring relevance. The alliance's unwavering support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity underscores its commitment to upholding the international order and deterring aggression. As we confront new challenges, from cyber warfare to disinformation campaigns, NATO's values of freedom, democracy, and the rule of law remain steadfast. The alliance's resilience in the face of adversity inspires us to redouble our efforts to build a world where these values are not just protected but cherished. As we commemorate NATO's past achievements and look to the future, let us do so with a renewed sense of purpose and determination. Let us stand together, as one alliance, united in our commitment to peace, security, and prosperity for all. Join us online at the NATO Youth Summit and be a part of shaping this future. Aaron Rosen Paul Griebel Nathan Haselton Nancy Jackson, MPA Laura Dominguez Darina Popova Kristina Rosales Kostrukova Moises I. Benhabib Nick Kallergis Mikele Mancuso Aliana Canizares The Aspen Institute Aspen Institute Romania 🇷🇴 NATO

Here’s the next edition of our #PlayofBattleEVENTS series: Yekaterinburg, 2009. The summit where the BRIC group is formalized. Brazil, Russia, India, and China begin to form a new bloc with significant geopolitical influence, aimed at creating an alternative to the international system dominated by Western countries. The topics discussed at this summit included the reform of international institutions (e.g., the World Bank) and increasing the influence of developing countries on global economic and political affairs. How should we represent the functioning of international blocs in the game? Should we focus solely on military alliances (like NATO)? In your opinion, how should a bloc like BRICS operate? We look forward to your thoughts in the comments. Additionally, we remind you that you can join the Play of Battle Corporation: www.playofbattle.com/join

Check out our new project- The Ties That Bind: NATO at 75 and Beyond. We're examining how the alliance has shaped the transatlantic relationship and what challenges lie ahead. Read more on Substack. https://lnkd.in/gTyHHQSR

Last week, I joined Anders Fogh Rasmussen in Madrid for meetings with Spanish political and business leaders.   The Sanchez government has adopted a surprisingly forward-leaning position on support for Ukraine over the past two years—politically, militarily, and even on more divisive questions in Europe, such as Ukraine’s NATO membership.   The goal now should be to build on that progress and solidify Spain’s position as a major player in the future of European security.   The most pressing challenge I see is to develop a robust defence production sector—particularly for shells and ammunition at a time when Europe is desperate for them. There is also a real opportunity for Spain to play a leadership role in the air defence, space, and naval domains, especially when it comes to solidifying Spain’s position at the forefront of command and control technology.   With Indra, a real national champion, having embarked on a significant refocusing on its defence technologies, and with a number of important dual-use funds like Hyperion (disclaimer: a partner of Rasmussen Global!), Spain has the potential to join the top table of European defence—and the Sanchez government seems to believe that, as well.   Political will and strategic consistency in Madrid over the next 12-24 months will dictate whether Spain can live up to that potential—or if, like too many European capitals, it is a case of hollow promises.

NATO Summit: Shifting Focus or Losing Sight? 🌐🤔 As NATO marks its 75th anniversary, concerns arise about its evolving role and direction. 🇺🇸🇪🇺 Critics argue the alliance is moving away from its original defensive purpose, becoming more confrontational on a global scale. European voices express worry over U.S. dominance and NATO's involvement in conflicts beyond its traditional scope. 🚨 As geopolitical tensions rise, it's crucial to reflect on NATO's future and its impact on global peace and security. 🕊️ #otan #globalsecurity #geopoliticalshift #peacenotwar Full read here: https://lnkd.in/d3S28MpM

Russia and North Korea have recently signed a strategic partnership deal to assist each other in case of aggression. This development carries significant implications, especially for NATO and the broader geopolitical landscape. The pact between Russia and North Korea strengthens their defense capabilities and mutual support, potentially altering the dynamics in the region. This agreement could further challenge the existing power structures and alliances, prompting NATO to reassess its strategies and defenses in response to this new partnership. Furthermore, if China decides to join forces with Russia and North Korea, it could have far-reaching consequences on the global balance of power.

FPRI has an exciting new project! The Ties That Bind: NATO at 75 and Beyond, to examine how the alliance has shaped the transatlantic relationship and what challenges lie ahead. Read more on Substack. https://lnkd.in/gTyHHQSR