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Lennart Meri Conference
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"We can never have too much security," said President Lennart Meri. To mark his continuing legacy in foreign and security policy thinking, the annual Lennart Meri Conference aims to encourage curiosity and debate, highlight unity and diversity, and foster liberty and democracy. Since 2007 it has assembled distinguished policymakers, analysts, politicians, military personnel and academia from around the globe in Tallinn, Estonia.
Lennart Meri Conference is organised by the International Centre for Defence and Security (ICDS) and Lennart Meri European Foundation.
Lennart Meri Conference is organised by the International Centre for Defence and Security (ICDS) and Lennart Meri European Foundation.
Recap · Lennart Meri Conference 2024
The 17th Lennart Meri Conference (16-18 May 2024, Tallinn).
The world is becoming more chaotic, there is war in Europe and in the Middle East, and tensions are rising in the Indo-Pacific. Amid constant crises, it can be easy to feel helpless, and difficult to find new ways to protect our societies, rules, and values. Nevertheless, we can be inspired by the words of then Senator John F. Kennedy - Let us not despair, but act.
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Let us not despair, but act
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Video: Ivo Panasyuk, Panarama Media
The world is becoming more chaotic, there is war in Europe and in the Middle East, and tensions are rising in the Indo-Pacific. Amid constant crises, it can be easy to feel helpless, and difficult to find new ways to protect our societies, rules, and values. Nevertheless, we can be inspired by the words of then Senator John F. Kennedy - Let us not despair, but act.
More: lmc.icds.ee/
Let us not despair, but act
#LennartMeriConference
Video: Ivo Panasyuk, Panarama Media
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Day 3 Recap · 18 May 2024 · Lennart Meri Conference 2024
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See the agenda: lmc.icds.ee/conference-2024/a... The 17th Lennart Meri Conference (16-18 May 2024, Tallinn) The world is becoming more chaotic, there is war in Europe and in the Middle East, and tensions are rising in the Indo-Pacific. Amid constant crises, it can be easy to feel helpless, and difficult to find new ways to protect our societies, rules, and values. Nevertheless, we can be inspir...
Day 2 Recap · 17 May 2024 · Lennart Meri Conference 2024
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See the agenda: lmc.icds.ee/conference-2024/agenda/ The 17th Lennart Meri Conference (16-18 May 2024, Tallinn) The world is becoming more chaotic, there is war in Europe and in the Middle East, and tensions are rising in the Indo-Pacific. Amid constant crises, it can be easy to feel helpless, and difficult to find new ways to protect our societies, rules, and values. Nevertheless, we can be ins...
Day 1 Recap · 16 May 2024 · Lennart Meri Conference 2024
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See the agenda: lmc.icds.ee/conference-2024/agenda/ The 17th Lennart Meri Conference (LMC) is taking place on 16-18 May 2024, in Tallinn, Estonia. The world is becoming more chaotic, there is war in Europe and in the Middle East, and tensions are rising in the Indo-Pacific. Amid constant crises, it can be easy to feel helpless, and difficult to find new ways to protect our societies, rules, and...
Lennart Meri Conference 2024
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The 17th Lennart Meri Conference will take place on 16-18 May 2024, in the Radisson Collection Hotel, Tallinn, Estonia. lmc.icds.ee
Recap · Lennart Meri Conference 2023
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The 16th Lennart Meri Conference (LMC). 12-14 May 2023, Tallinn, Estonia at Radisson Collection Hotel. Three days packed with insights by distinguished policymakers, analysts, politicians, military officials and academia from around the globe. Key foreign and security policy issues discussed mostly from the perspective of the northern and eastern parts of Europe. More: lmc.icds.ee/ Video by Ivo...
Closing remarks by Eeva Eek-Pajuste, Director of the Lennart Meri Conference
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Day 3 Recap · Lennart Meri Conference 2023
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Day 2 Recap · Lennart Meri Conference 2023
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Day 1 Recap · Lennart Meri Conference 2023
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2022 changed the world, let’s look back and get ready for LMC 2023
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2022 changed the world, let’s look back and get ready for LMC 2023
Claudia Major, Head of International Security Division at the SWP
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Claudia Major, Head of International Security Division at the SWP
Damon Wilson, President and CEO at the National Endowment for Democracy
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Damon Wilson, President and CEO at the National Endowment for Democracy
Hanna Shelest, Director of Security Programmes at the Foreign Policy Council “Ukrainian Prism”
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Hanna Shelest, Director of Security Programmes at the Foreign Policy Council “Ukrainian Prism”
Sergei Medvedev, Professor at the Moscow Free University
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Sergei Medvedev, Professor at the Moscow Free University
Marshall Billingslea, Senior Fellow with the Hudson Institute
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Marshall Billingslea, Senior Fellow with the Hudson Institute
Salome Samadashvili, Member of Parliament of Georgia
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Salome Samadashvili, Member of Parliament of Georgia
Jill Dougherty, Adjunct Professor at the Georgetown University
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Jill Dougherty, Adjunct Professor at the Georgetown University
Charles Grant, Director of the Centre for European Reform
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Charles Grant, Director of the Centre for European Reform
Anna Wieslander, Director for Northern Europe at the Atlantic Council
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Anna Wieslander, Director for Northern Europe at the Atlantic Council
Mehdi Beyad, Senior Teaching Fellow at SOAS, University of London
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Mehdi Beyad, Senior Teaching Fellow at SOAS, University of London
Orysia Lutsevych, Head of Ukraine Forum at the Chatham House
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Orysia Lutsevych, Head of Ukraine Forum at the Chatham House
How can the West be more resilient in the digital space?
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How can the West be more resilient in the digital space?
Can the West influence the Russia-China relationship?
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Can the West influence the Russia-China relationship?
What impact do Russia’s Zapad exercises have on its neighbourhood?
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What impact do Russia’s Zapad exercises have on its neighbourhood?
How has the pandemic impacted the future of digital and physical connectivity?
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How has the pandemic impacted the future of digital and physical connectivity?
In the light of challenging China, how does India perceive the Russia-West relations?
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In the light of challenging China, how does India perceive the Russia-West relations?
What will declining US engagement mean for the Middle East?
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What will declining US engagement mean for the Middle East?
only here for Samir Saran
The last group photo reflects what samir saran had said not to have representation from different parts of the world
19:08; listen to Snyder. Sometimes international law has to be fought for. Only sometimes, and for him and his neoliberal crew, it's when Russia breaks international law, it has to be fought in a war, that can't be won (the latter Snyder is unable to grasp). Ukraine is fighting the war, NATO was planned to fight, Snyder goes on. So Russia was right in seeing a threat coming? What an absolutely sick abuse of Ukraine.
They all come from Serbs
God... Sameer has some guts to reply to this much BS and judgement with room full of ignorance and their biases. 😭
34:02 ""RUSSIA IS THE LAST COLINIAL POWER OF THE WORLD""🤣🤣🤣🤣 Country Overseas Territories & Dependences France 17 United Kingdom 17 United States 14 Australia 6 Netherlands 6 Norway 4 New Zealand 3 Denmark 2 Portugal 2
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Oh god not that Pakistani guy again 😭😭
Every one is smart and i love it
It seems Tim already had a good cry about Ukraine’s impending and inevitable defeat. Now he’s preparing the bull shit narrative for the “longer war” of resistance. I don’t think the Russians will allow any longer war.
Indo Aryan invasion bullshit Is a bunch of nonsense crap That Whites created So that they can lay claim on indian civilization Make an observation that the Whities don't lay claim on Chinese civilization eventhough they were direct contact with them and had a easier path
3rd July 2024 = Samir Saran was brilliant 👍
Samir is a clear-sighted, logically thinking and down to earth person, the others are hallucinating. The Estonian lady is completely out of her mind.
Типичный адепт глобуса Украины, Адам - украинец, потому что в Библии не написано, что он неукраинец, Украина - родина русской культуры и слонов. Уссаться можно...
Or: how ideology writes history.
I just love the discrepancy between the panel that sits in the video and the comments below who praise M. Samir Saran. There are indeed numerous minds who see the Ukranian problem very differently, not only in the 'Global South' but also in the West. But those critics are conspicuously dismissed from such debates to give an impression of quasi consensus that only war can solve that problem. And so here we are with all the warmongers who are ready to sacrifice the lives of hundreds of thousands of young men because they can't yield to the idea of an immediate cease-fire that wouldn't have been an issue anywhere else in the World, like in Palestine for instance.
Which part of not our problem is so difficult to understand? When pakistan subjected india to terror under a nuclear overhang for decades, europe averted their eyes. In fact provided aid and support to pakistan. When china attacked india, europe happily expanded their trade and support to china. Not a peep of support to india. But suddenly when europe has a problem, india has to help. Why?
Cheers to Samir. Fuck the rest of these mundane hypocritical clowns.
hypocrite westerners are crying in the comment section too..lmao.. salute to samir for exposing these europeans and americans.
Churchill said about France and UK after 1938: “You were given the choice between war and dishonour. You chose dishonour and you will have war.” So now we walk on a thin ice again...
@@hyennussquatch4597 History is a science, employing it for political ends by "drawing conclusions" is propaganda.
they should have one for invading iraq by lying through their teeth
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Outstanding pannel! Thank you
Let mother Russia be victorious
Do better kid
@@abhinavdixit8288 okay daddy
@@kaushikroy5275 nah, not good enough yet. Try harder
@@abhinavdixit8288 you want me to do all the hard work on mommy your pretty wife alone, okay daddy go to the market and buy me some aphrodisiacs
'Indivisible security' vs NATO expansionism leading to ever escalating instability, confrontation and conflict. A significant majority of Ukrainians opposed or were agnostic about joining NATO in 2008. It was a belligerent policy pushed by the US/UK primarily. The 21st century began with George W.Bush withdrawing from the Inter-ballistic missile treaty while pursuing and funding missile defence systems, declaring his headstrong determination to expand NATO eastward before launching the invasion of Iraq on bogus evidence. As with Iraq, the subsequent regime change operation in Libya rode roughshod over international law. The Wolfowitz doctrine/Project for the New American Century has meant interminable wars, failed states, populations displaced, record levels of military expenditure globally.
Disappointing that there was no Plan B after the economic sanctions. Obviously everyone thought sanctions would work, but there should always be a Plan B. It is hard to believe no one drew up a military contingency as a back-up that the West could immediately implement in the event of sanctions failure. I don't think Western leaders in the 1930s and 1940s would have made the same error. Winston Churchill deliberately asked for a military plan, called "Operation Unthinkable" to have ready on the backburner. So, now, instead of one big military operation / offensive all of the war material and troops are being drip-fed to Ukraine. One can use the troop figures from the Second World War, factoring in Russia's diminished size, to assemble a force sufficient to do the job and sustain a multi-year general-war on the European continent, should China become involved, and/or that be necessary. The Russians recall the stories of their grandparents as inspiration for this war, but Europeans also have remembrances of grandparents from which they can draw inspiration as well. This bygone martial European spirit must also be tapped.
I found this conference recording after @JakeBroe referred to prof. Snyder's speech excerpt which is at 20:10 mark.
Everyone on this panel is pretty boring to listen to. But mister Samer has quite a voice, I adore his ability to see all shades of grey in this discussion and having an ability to voice his honest opinion.
4:40 this is not 1939, it is 1938 actually. This is the point where Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia. If the Allies had supported the Czechs then, Hitler would not have had such an easy time. Let us not forget that it was the Czech industry that exploded the growth of Germany's armaments industry. You do not know your history well. Perhaps this symposium is not for me. Your knowledge of history seems lacking. Ukraine is the modern day Czechoslovakia. This is where Putin needs to be stopped, or else you will have yourselves another fine war on the European continent again.
The way this panel talks i am convinced that ukraine is loosing😢😢😢
It's perfectly fair to point out hypocrisy and offer critique through "whataboutism"--through dialogue, debate, and rhetoric. However, "whatabboutism" is not a valid justification for acts of aggression, lawlessness, and atrocity. The Russian Federation's "whataboutism" seeks to legitimize aggression, lawlessness, and atrocity by stating: "Well, the USA committed atrocities in Iraq, so we can do the same if we perceive that our interests are under threat." Granted, this was a different administration that was bound by term limits. "An eye for an eye leaves everyone blind."
no, it just means that nobody from an american perspective can moral grandstand and pretend they are the good guys, and that this war is about anything apart from interests. you cannot be a hyppocrite and say its all in the past when it suits you
India is moving down a very dark path.
How?
Ok, what now??
Yes, yes just because they havent toed your line? Gtfo.
World's oldest civilisation BHARAT is following its own path like we have always done for last 10,000+ years...hypocrite west is already doomed.
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Hitler had the same kind of reason for invading the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia in 1938, which later led to the second world war, as Putin had for annexing the Donbas in 2014, which then led to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and, if Russia is successful like Hitler was in 1938, will led to the third world war. It really is true what they say: "History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes." The question is, will we, the democracies of the world (which includes India) commit the same moral failings as our leaders in the 1930s, or will we show dictators like Putin that we have a backbone, that we believe in the values we profess to hold and understand the lessons of history? Or will we throw a fellow democracy to the wolves?
It did not go so well for the rest of Europe when they left Czechoslovakia on their own. They have forgotten the lessons of history.
Churchill said about France and UK after 1938: “You were given the choice between war and dishonour. You chose dishonour and you will have war.”
I don’t understand where this good thoughts were gone when west stood up with Pakistan against India? India was democratic nation at that time.
Excellent discussion. The moderation could have been a little better. I enjoyed and learned much from so many intelligent thoughts and ideas.
Absolutely love professor Snyder. Слава Україні 🇺🇦🔱🇺🇦🔱
President Johannesson, much respect. I wish we could all be Iceland.
His wearing vyshivanka says it all.
And it’s bloody beautiful isn’t it? 💙💛
An excellent choice for this lecture. moscovite people have tried to call the Ukrainian culture ruZZian. But its not. Moscovia was a swamp when Ukraine had churches and universities. Please learn the history and not the retelling falsehoods of the moscovite hoard.
All these people are after Samir as if Samir is Russia😂 But the truth is that they all are venting their frustration. Good job Samir 👏you have shown them their reality
More nonsense from the Collective West, while people are dying for a senseless war egged on by Neocons and Insane European Leaders that have very little support from their citizens. This should be a conference about stupidity, ignorance, arrogance and Barbarians in western Europe and the baltic chihuahuas.
I see the “active measures” Russian troll-bots are out in force again trying to promote their desperate narrative.
Kaja Kallas has the intellectual capacity of a bird brain. Painful to listen to for more than a few seconds. Can she not just stick to photo shoots and have someone craft a fitting comment on her behalf?
Kaja Kallas represents the future of Europe.
Except for Samir, a bunch of deluded Russophobic warmongers.
God bless mother russia❤
Lord have pity on the Russian people. Oligarchs KGB Putin and rest, Den Hague is waiting on you.
Unfortunately European and American speakers sound like cultists and clowns and the only intelligent guy here is from a former colony🙄 in Asia
What a man you are Samir ! 🔥🔥
Now that I've watched the talk, I notice that there's not one mention as to "How can we negotiate for peace and end this?" Rather, what I heard was "How can we prolong this war?" with all this talk of cost of "How much more money can we throw at this? "
There can be no negotiations as things stand now. We can all talk about what peace will look like after the fascists are defeated.
@@georgine321 Exactly the kind of mentality and thinking that's impoverishing us all at home. With all the cost of living crises going on, let's not save our own money let's spend it along with the lives of the indigenous people on the ground on prolonging the war. After all we're not the ones doing the dying.
Ask Prigoshin what Putler's word is worth. And that was one of Putler's oldest personal friends. Now imagine how true he would be to his word given to what he considers an enemy country. Oh wait, you don't have to imagine. Russia promised to respect the Ukrainian borders in the Budapest memorandum in return for them not only giving up their nukes and strategic bombers and cruise missiles, but actually giving them to ruzzia. Which now fires those same cruise missiles at Ukraine and uses these same bombers to attack. Yay, makes total sense to negotiate with them. NOT.
They have plan to prolong this war. There is enough stockpiling of lethal non nuclear weapons from both sides to cause mutual destruction. Western countries cannot win this war on battlefield. It has to win on economical front. What would be the scenario when there is clash on Taiwan? World is entering into a huge economic turmoil.
@@georgine321 I suppose you'll be the first to sign up to the draft. As I've heard it, there was a place deal on the table after two months but the then uk prime minister advised against it.
Four people working for the military discussing why we need more military.
How can a brown who we colonized is lecturing us that too in English? And how little the host knows about world affairs, especially with whataboutism and oil purchases. The discussion started with Ukrainian support but ended up with everyone defending themselves against Saran. As India grows, it will dominate the intellectual sphere around the globe. Europe has already lost the battle.
Come on, that day is far far away, even when you are take for granted that India's rise remain unhindered from war and internal instability.
This professor needs to stick to studying the Past & Not the present. 2024 ain’t No 1938. He wants Ukrainians to die or get Maimed indefinitely. Oh Well.
Yes, let's support Ukraine as long as it takes for Ukraine to WIN !!!
Russia has already won...lmao
Then it will be a forever war.