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#NATOPASession2020 will launch in 2 days. On the agenda: 1- NATO adaptation, including with NATO Jens Stoltenberg #NATO2030 reflection process 2- #Russia’s cont...inuing challenge 3- The challenges of #China’s rise 4- #blacksea, #Balkans and #Gulf security Find out more https://bit.ly/36KitsI

#LestWeForget #WeAreNATO

Professor Alex Moens will be a panelist at Canadian International Council - Vancouver branch's event, "NATO-Canada: The New Age of Alliances" on Saturday, Octob...er 17th (10 am PDT/ 1 pm EST/ 7 pm CET). The panel will examine: How can Canada help within NATO to meet the challenge of retaining security in a world of shifting alliances and new emerging global powers? To learn more and register: https://us02web.zoom.us//regist/WN_NWnKmz2qTe2AxOt1jjEfEg Note: This is event is in cooperation with the Class of 1965 Professor in Leadership at the Royal Military College.

Call for applications We are very pleased to announce this year's NATO's Future Seminar! The topic "Forsight Analysis" will be a weekend dealing with imp...ortant strategic issues for NATO's future. Corona rules will be followed! Details and application: https://ata-dag.de//call-for-application-natos-future-sem/

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Today marks the 19th anniversary of the tragic events that took place on September 11th, 2001. On this day, the NATO Association of Canada remembers the near...ly 3,000 victims from more than 60 countries who lost their lives when terrorists attacked the United States. We also remember the heroism exhibited by first responders and ordinary citizens alike who put themselves into harm’s way in order to save lives. Their sacrifices will never be forgotten. The events of September 11th were not solely an attack on the United States. They were an attack on the entire international rules-based order and its guiding principles of freedom, democracy, and equality. When the United States was attacked, NATO and its allies swiftly intervened by invoking Article 5 for the first and only time in the Alliance’s history. In doing so, NATO’s message was sent loud and clear: an attack against one of us is an attack against us all. Nearly two decades later, NATO remains committed to fighting the scourge of terrorism around the world. From standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies in Afghanistan, to training security forces in Iraq, NATO is working to build a future where the threat of terrorism will never again reach our homes. NATO was the answer 71 years ago, when its founding members formed our bulwark of collective defence, and it remains the answer today. We hope you will join us in a moment of silent reflection to remember the lives lost and the those that were changed forever. #September11 U.S. Mission to NATO U.S. Embassy Ottawa