Ukraine and georgias relationship with nato and especially how these countries fit [audio difficulty] selection process. A bit of an issue that was announced by the secretarygeneral to see how theyre prepared for the next decade. And eventually maybe to use strategic concept, and i think this is not a luxury. The current one is from 2007, if im not mistaken, so i would argue there is a need to rethink nato strategy. The world that nato operates in today has certainly changed in about ten years. For instance, think about the increased presence of china and the European Security landscape, think about the continued assertiveness of russia and key regions for transAtlantic Security, but also [inaudible] cyber warfare, cyber attacks. So the alliance must adapt, and if it wants to stay relevant, it will meet these challenges. But that also includes how nato with partners. Its crucial that countries like ukraine or georgia are included in this 2030 reflection process because increasingly nat
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Their own safe spaces if you will. Although i think thats not really fair because conservatives actually prefer to engage with the left. They prefer to have these conversations. They want to be a part of the national dialogue. Its a left that doesnt want them to be heard. It doesnt want them to influence people doesnt want their crimes being out there in the public, you know, back to the children and whatnot. So they may exclude them from mit, the mainstream narrative to be stream of conversation, which is of course, controlled by multinational multibillion Dollar Tech Companies who are somehow able to get away with it. So i think theres a difference. And in this age based culture, were going to write a lot of course, the whole idea of safe spaces is something that started on the college campuses. And its still something that sort of, you know, we talk about these kind of hyper sensitive, authoritarian lefties. You know, were really talking about maybe 50 percent of the population nax