【グローバルトレンド第8弾】「現在のNATOと米欧関係」

▼ Overview The Center for Strategic Planning's Global Trends program is a project that examines the latest trends and challenges in rapidly changing international politics, incorporating the opinions of experts from various fields affiliated with Keio University. In the eighth installment, under the moderation of Professor Satoshi Mori, Faculty of Law, Keio University/Deputy Director of the KCS, we interviewed Professor Michito Tsuruoka, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University/Deputy Director of the KCS. Professor Tsuruoka provided a broad explanation, including his assessment of the NATO Summit held in Ankara, Turkey from July 7th to 8th, 2026, as well as "NATO 3.0," US-Europe relations, and Japan-Europe alliances. ▼ Structure 00:00 Current NATO and US-Europe Relations 01:01 How to Evaluate the Ankara Summit 06:10 What is "NATO 3.0"? 11:00 Is it Possible to Separate Nuclear Deterrence from Conventional Deterrence? 17:33 On US-Europe Relations as a Whole—What Does the Loss of Trust Bring About? ▼ Center for Strategic Initiatives (KCS) Official Website https://www.kcs-keio.site/