Current Leaders Ask, Future Leaders Respond
summary
Panel lays out concrete fixes: make the two degrees debate as central as defense spending, push NATO to fund foresight analytics and risk assessments, train and share expertise with local forces, and cut military water and food footprints; build a transnational standard for platform moderation and coordinated counter-disinformation; use AI and big data for faster operational decisions and invest in offensive cyber capabilities; propose institutional moves — invite the EU into council talks and study formal partnerships with democracies like Japan or Australia.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00NATO 2030 Young Leaders intro
- 0:44Climate change as NATO priority
- 3:33Fighting terrorism in NATO
- 7:24Tardigrades for NATO resilience
- 9:56Disinformation in democracies
- 12:48NATO’s tech-driven future
- 16:18Why NATO remains essential
- 20:16AI and tech race prep
- 24:32NATO’s multilateral partners
- 27:43Stronger NATO by 2030
- 31:11Summary and NATO’s future
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