20 years after the Berlin Wall's fall, Carnegie Endowment calls for a stronger European security architecture to address unresolved conflicts, terrorism, climate change, and energy supply frictions.

20 years after the Berlin Wall's fall, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace emphasizes the need for a stronger European security architecture. Unresolved conflicts, terrorism, climate change, and energy supply frictions threaten the continent's stability and hinder progress on urgent problems like nuclear weapons control. A unified Euro-Atlantic security community could contribute to stabilizing the international order.

July 06, 2024
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