European Defence After the NATO Summit

European defence after the NATO summit

This week, Mark Leonard welcomes Camille Grand, secretary general of ASD Europe and special adviser to ECFR’s European Security programme, and Marta Prochwicz Jazowska, deputy head of ECFR’s Warsaw office and policy fellow, to discuss what the outcome of the NATO summit in Ankara means for Europe’s security. They draw on ECFR’s recent policy brief “Making defence European again” to assess whether the alliance has emerged stronger—or simply avoid…

ARTHUR CYR: Summit confirms importance of NATO

The NATO summit held in Ankara, Turkey over July 7-8 must be marked as a major success for alliance cohesion and morale, especially in the context of recent serious frictions and disagreements.

NATO 3.0 Emerging After Ankara

The summit illustrated that NATO is evolving from a traditional alliance founded on shared values and underwritten by American security guarantees into an alliance increasingly defined by capabilities, responsibilities and transactions.

NATO Summit Generates TRY 900 Million Boost for Ankara Economy

ANKARA — Türkiye’s hosting of the 36th NATO Summit delivered an estimated 900 million Turkish liras (approximately $19 million) in economic benefits to Ankara, driven by spending on accommodation, dining, transportation, shopping and tourism-related services during the high-profile international event. The Turkish capital welcomed NATO heads of state and government on July 7–8, marking the first time Ankara hosted the alliance’s leaders’ summit.…