Скачать или смотреть Rethinking Canada’s Contribution to European Security

Recent years in Europe have witnessed growing belligerence and even violent conflict as the Russia-West rivalry has deepened. Instead of inclusive cooperation and common solutions, we see mounting problems and increasing dangers.

Canada’s involvement in European affairs has long occurred largely through the lens of NATO. To what extent can Canada’s role in NATO contribute to bringing an increased modicum of stability to a continent rife with potential flashpoints? Does Canada need to revisit its priorities and policies on questions relating to European security? And with the US-China rivalry taking centre stage and global power shifting east, should Atlanticism continue to occupy a privileged position in Canadian foreign policy?

The event is co-sponsored and co-organized with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation’s Regional Office for Cooperation and Peace in Europe (FES ROCPE) against the backdrop of the recent publication of a signature report by the Cooperative Security Initiative — a project co-launched by FES ROCPE and GLOBSEC and endorsed by the OSCE secretariat.

👥 Panelists:
• Walter Kemp: Former Head, Strategic Policy Support Unit, Organization for Security & Cooperation in Europe
• Kerry Buck: Former Canadian Ambassador to NATO (2015-19)
• Doug Saunders: International Affairs Columnist, The Globe & Mail

🎙️ Moderator:
• Zachary Paikin: Research Fellow, Institute for Peace & Diplomacy; Member, Cooperative Security Initiative

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