Think-tank, organiser of the annual GLOBSEC Forum on foreign policy, security, European affairs, and economy.
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Phones, EVs, defence—critical raw materials power them all. Europe & U.S. still lean on China, leaving supply chains exposed.
See why urgent, innovative action is a must in our GeoTech Centre explainer and report: bit.ly/CRMexplainer
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Is Europe financing its defence the right way? Not yet. 🇪🇺
The EU-27 outspend Russia & China on defence — yet fragmented procurement means far less capability per euro.
New Competitiveness Tracker chapter by @philippemlau 👇
bit.ly/4xopDyj
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📡 #firstlight | One idea worth your morning
The EU's new Cloud and AI Act isn't about banning US hyperscalers.
It's a four-tier sovereignty ladder, from data residency to full autonomy, that ties public contracts to where your workload sits.
Read more: globsecusfoundation.org/publ…
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📡 #FirstLight | One idea worth your morning
Medicines used to be a health question. Now they're economic security. The real test is geopolitical: keep innovation and production at home, or end up a spectator between the US and China.
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Ukraine did a decade of work while under fire. We have no excuse to be slow. #GLOBSEC2026
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The day Claude Code went down, half of Silicon Valley forgot how to code. #GLOBSEC2026
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📡 #FirstLight | One idea worth your morning
Women across CEE are adopting digital tools, but they're locked out of the rooms where tech strategy and capital get decided.
Our new report: why closing this gap isn't social policy, it's competitiveness. bit.ly/4udMOsr
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Europe is spending more on defence than at any time since the Cold War. But is it enough?
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COVID. Ukraine. Now the Middle East.
Each crisis, Europe changes where it buys fossil fuels, not how much it depends on them.
The only durable exit is demand: heat pumps, EVs, efficiency.
New commentary by @janrosenow 👇
globsec.org/what-we-do/comme…
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Europe's tech future is being rewritten.
In this episode from the #GLOBSEC2026 Forum, Ambassador (ret.) @KlyngeC, @Zscaler discusses what technological sovereignty really means.
Watch the full interview: youtu.be/IdofRNijPTw
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GLOBSEC retweeted
May 26
At @GLOBSEC I interviewed Nickolay Mladenov, the diplomat leading the Board of Peace for Gaza.
He warned Israel that pushing Gazans into an area more than half the size of the Strip would lead to another October 7.
Read my report in @thenightlyau
latika.me/Gaza
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Last week, the @GLOBSEC Forum – one of the world’s leading security conferences – took place at the Hilton Prague Atrium Hotel, attended by numerous government and business leaders. What were the main topics? Our CEAO, @JanRuziJan, shares his insights.👇
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GLOBSEC 2026 | “Childhood Has an Expiration Date” Abducted Ukrainian children cannot wait.
At @GLOBSEC this year, more than 2,000 leaders from 86 countries gathered with one goal, as @RobertVassGLB said:
“We come with a clear goal: to find solutions for the future.”
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Europe played by the rules. Everyone else stopped. #GLOBSEC2026 @benjaminhaddad
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GLOBSEC retweeted
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🇨🇿 A great pleasure to interview former US Secretary of Defence @MarkTEsper on the sidelines of @GLOBSEC in Prague.
🎙️ We discussed:
👉️ Whether Article 5 still holds under Trump
👉️ How allies should deal with the US President
👉️ How Europe 'offended' the US over Iran
👉️ And expectations of allies re Taiwan
🎧 Search Latika Takes on all podcast apps or get the links through here: latika.me/Esper
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A new chapter for Hungarian foreign policy begins on the #GLOBSEC2026 stage.
Just days into her mandate, @_OrbanAnita, Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, joins @NicholasVinocur, for her first major international conversation in office.
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One lesson travels far beyond Hungary. Political trust cannot be replaced by media power alone. It can still be built through work, presence, discipline, relationships, and community. In the end, TISZA’s campaign succeeded because it did not only deliver messages to voters. It built relationships with them. And that may be the most important political lesson of all. - That is what I emphasized in my keynote „Hungary’s big comeback” at #GLOBSEC2026 conference.
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Democracy doesn't maintain itself @anneapplebaum at #GLOBSEC2026
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Hungary's Big Comeback 🇭🇺
@_OrbanAnita, Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, opens 3rd Day of #GLOBSEC2026 Forum with a keynote on how to build an alternative political infrastructure in an environment where traditional opposition tools fall short.
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🔴 LIVE NOW: @_OrbanAnita on Hungary's Big Comeback#GLOBSEC2026
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