Making Sense of the Munich Security Conference
My shorthand description of the annual Munich Security Conference (MSC) has long been: “It’s Davos for security wonks.” MSC’s focus is on global security challenges, bringing voices from across the planet to snowy Bavaria in mid-February. Yet these discussions build on a legacy foundation: the relationship between the United States and Europe.
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Europe is recalibrating its relationship ... NPR's Rob Schmitz has been at the Munich Security Conference witnessing this change, and he joins us now. Good morning, Rob. ROB SCHMITZ, BYLINE ...
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