Week of December 26, 2021

The Europe Center convenes experts to explore the priorities of the new German government and Germany’s foreign policy priorities across Europe. Meanwhile, the Cyber Statecraft Initiative hosts a public discussion on the maritime transportation system (MTS), the implications towards maritime cybersecurity, and the updated Cyber Strategic Outlook released by the U.S. Coast Guard.

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You won’t find a lot of passionate defenders of Nord Stream 2 within the German system anymore,

Constanze Stelzenmuller
Online Event Mon, December 13, 2021 • 12:00 pm ET

#GermanyVotes – The new German government’s priorities: What’s next in Berlin?

With new German leadership in Berlin, the Europe Center’s #GermanyVotes wrap-up event explores the biggest questions about Germany’s foreign policy under a new government.

Economy & Business Elections Europe & Eurasia Germany

Cyber is probably the most serious threat to this country…one of the areas of vulnerability is our maritime transportation system,

Senator angus king
Online Event Tue, December 14, 2021 • 3:00 pm ET

Charting course: Next steps for maritime cybersecurity with allies and partners

The maritime transportation system (MTS) is a complex of arteries crucial to global commerce, energy systems, and the projection of national power. Yet, this same infrastructure is also systemically insecure. Maritime cybersecurity is a significant source of risk for the United States and its allies that must be better addressed.
Cybersecurity Europe & Eurasia Indo-Pacific Maritime Security

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