The Marshall Center held an alumni event in Budapest Nov. 19 focused on the changing faces of terrorism, current trends, and future challenges.

Against the backdrop of a U.S. election held just two days prior, and the subsequent collapse of Germany’s coalition government the following day, the 2024 edition of the talks provided real-world, contemporary context to the day’s agenda.

Marshall Center alumni, security experts, and government leaders gathered for the tenth annual Black Sea Regional Alumni Forum, hosted by the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies, to address the evolving security landscape

For many local residents, the Marshall Center’s purpose is opaque at best. This gathering aimed to change that.

The Marshall Center and the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies examine strategic challenges and opportunities in the Arctic region.

Participants for the workshop, aptly titled “The European Union as a Strategic Actor,” represented an array of prominent institutes and universities with programs focused on European security.