The Future of Strategic Stability in the Euro-Atlantic Region
summary
Agenda centers on New START extension in February as urgent but not sufficient, reports that Russian INF violations and new hypersonics leave Europe exposed, and argues NATO must pair deterrent upgrades with concrete arms‑control steps like central storage proposals and verification using commercial imagery and AI. Panelists flag actual tools: boosts to conventional resilience, modernizing nuclear C2 against cyber intrusions into nuclear C2, and burden‑sharing if US commitment wavers — practical measures rather than high‑level promises.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Arms control basics
- 3:55NATO’s arms control role
- 7:14New START future
- 12:54INF Treaty lessons
- 16:02NATO deterrent strategy
- 21:00Arms control agreements
- 24:30China in disarmament
- 26:21Cyber arms control
- 30:00Q&A
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