The scholars are working on a project focused on “NATO After Vilnius – The Way Ahead”

This annual event, now in its 9th year, drew nearly 50 alum from the Black Sea region for two days of intense analysis and discussion

We want to show our participants the possibilities of the culture of remembrance and education.

The three-day event brought together 40 Marshall Center alumni from 10 countries.

Twenty-two participants attended the workshop, representing the Ministries of Defense from Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway as well as representatives from other governmental agencies.

The event drew nearly 100 participants using the anniversary event to assess how the U.S. and Germany address the challenges of a transformed security landscape.

My name is Kseniya Sotnikova and I'm here as an alumnus, scholar and researcher.

The Government of Slovenia hosts this four-day workshop that brings together 107 delegates from around 23 NATO allied and partner nations.

The seminar Col. Shams organized is a text book example of the Marshall Center's mission.

Around 20 participants from nine countries, most of them alumni of the Marshall Center, came together to discuss the challenges of international interconnectedness and interdependence in times of increased strategic competition.