CEPA Virtual Event: The Strategic Significance of the Black Sea Region

What is the strategic importance of the greater Black Sea region? Despite being a hub of heightened great power competition, the transatlantic community has not prioritized the region in recent years. To develop a comprehensive Black Sea strategy and implement more effective policies there, the United States and its allies need to consider all domains of national and alliance power. One useful framework is the U.S. Department of Defense's “DIME” construct, which suggests four domains — diplomatic, informational, military, and economic — and necessitates coordination and conversation between them.

Join CEPA for a conversation on why the Black Sea region matters with a distinguished panel of experts with backgrounds in these four fields.

Moderator
LTG (Ret.) Ben Hodges, Pershing Chair, CEPA​

Speakers
Glen Howard, President, Jamestown Foundation
Leonela Leca, Researcher, Global Studies Center, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu
Don Lothrop, Founder, RomaniaOne
RADM (Ret.) Mark Montgomery, U.S. Navy; Executive Director, Cyberspace Solarium Commission
Ambassador Kurt Volker, Distinguished Fellow, CEPA

[Erritae]

Very relevant topic thank you for covering. Excellent show with an amazing panel.

[lmjokni]

BS as always. That's why you have so many views.