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"Europe alone with Russia?"

DAY 1 I Session IV - Oslo Security Conference 2025 Chaired by: Edward Lucas, Non-resident Senior Fellow and Senior Advisor at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) The new Trump administration, with its focus on "America first" and strategic rivalry with China, has raised legitimate concerns about US future commitments to European security, particularly to its sustained support to Ukraine. The question is if the policies of the new Trump administration will function as an accelerator for Europeans to increase their respective and collective security and defence, particularly through boosting defence industry. Will Europe be able to effectively and collectively deter Russia? And how does Russia’s disinformation campaigns, targeting European citizens, institutions and governments, affect allied unity and the resilience of our democracies? The French Perspective - Alexandre Escorcia, Head of Service Europe, North America and Multilateral Action, French Ministry of the Armed Forces The German Perspective - Karl-Heinz Kamp, Associate Fellow, German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) The Polish Perspective - Marta Prochwicz, Deputy Head, Warsaw Office Policy Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations The Enemy from Within – Russian Information Warfare - Rastislav Káčer, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Slovakia, Diplomat, Honorary Chairman of the GLOBSEC organization and President of the Slovak Atlantic Commission The European Perspective - Strengthening the European Pillar in NATO - Barbara Kunz, Senior Researcher and Director of the SIPRI European Security Programme The US Perspective – How Europe can Save NATO - Jim Townsend, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Center for a New American Security