The transatlantic alliance has long been a pillar of global stability, but its foundations are being tested as great power competition, geopolitical tensions, and war reshape global security. With Donald Trump back in the White House, U.S. foreign and security policy is entering a new phase of recalibrated priorities and unpredictability. We don’t know what version of America we can expect in the years to come. What will be the implications for NATO, European security and the transatlantic relationship?How will European countries, like Norway, adapt to the changing security dynamic?Keynote Address by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.

Chaired by Kate Hansen Bundt, Secretary General, The Norwegian Atlantic Committee