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Rasmussen who you will and theres rasmus anders r asmussen. Maybe if we could kick off a question about the pandemic, it feels like the authoritarians are getting a free pass to implement more of what they would like to implement which is surveillance to more traditional military tactics and you wrote the world is paying a high price for this. I took that as a reference to china, but feel free to correct me if it was in reference to other countries. We believe there are many who believe china has been handling this better than the u. S. What is the outlook . Ms. Albright clearly china made a huge mistake from the perspective of the United States by keeping information that the virus away from people and also arresting those in china that were coming forth with the truth. Social distancing and Wearing Masks and things which does mean there is a role for government in terms of creating the rules and making sure they are carried out. The question is how that doesnt disintegrate into a tot
From the secretarygeneral. Then, my wonderful colleague in who works with, the alliance for securing democracy, will moderate a conversation with the secretarygeneral. She will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. Fred will close us out. Now a word about the secretarygeneral of nato. At a time when citizens in nato countries are looking for leadership, they need look no further than nato headquarters. Where secretarygeneral stoltenberg is providing strong principles and decisive leadership. It is my sincere pleasure to stoltenberg, secretarygeneral, to the stage. Mr. Secretarygeneral, over to you. Sec. Gen. Stoltenberg that afternoon from brussels. To karen anding fred in washington and welcome to all who are following us online. Last december nato leaders asked me to make our Strong Alliance even stronger. By making sure we are as effective politically as we are militarily and that we remain ready today to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. This is an opportunity t
For our friends at the Marshall Fund, it is a great pleasure to host the nato secretarygeneral stoltenberg for his reflections on the future. Im fred kemp, president and ceo of the health line here with my colleague. Welcome to this very special edition of the Atlantic Councils front page, the premier ideas platform for global leaders. Weve been hearing from extraordinary leaders on this platform, including the imf managing director, the colombian president , and later this week, aftghan president. The Marshall Funds. United states and with nato Public Diplomacy to bring you a conversation with the secretarygeneral for nato for the alliances reflection process, evaluating how to strengthen nato in an increasingly competitive world. Were having this conversation as the world confronts the worst pandemic in a century and the deepest economic downturn since the Great Depression and here in the United States, the most widespread antiracist protest in 50 years. We have at the Atlantic Counc
Welcome, secretary. Ms. Albright good morning. Very good to be with you. Absolutely. Chipping in will be others and rasmussen. Maybe if we could kick off a question about the pandemic, it feels like the authoritarians are getting a free pass to implement more of what they would love to impose on the citizens ranging from surveillance to more traditional military tactics and you wrote the world is paying a high price for this. I took that as a reference to china, but feel free to correct me if it was in reference to other countries. We have a situation where many countries believe that china is mishandling has been handling this better than the u. S. What is the outlook . By keepingt clearly china madg information away from people and also arresting those in china that were coming forth with the truth. What is interesting, and this is the real paradox, clearly societies need to have some kind of rules when the virus has taken over and clearly there are rules about social distancing and