The 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC) is set to take place in Germany from February 14 to 16, 2025. As an annual forum since 1963, MSC has become a key platform for discussing international security and strategic issues.
This year’s MSC arrives at a critical juncture with a new U.S. administration, a fresh European legislative cycle, and upcoming German parliamentary elections.
🔍 Key Focus Areas:
- Global Security Challenges: From climate security to regional conflicts, MSC 2025 aims to tackle the most pressing issues facing the world today.
- Multipolarization: The MSC’s annual report predicts a shift from a U.S.-dominated world to a more balanced, multipolar global order. Experts like Xiao Qian from Tsinghua University highlight this theme as a move towards clear-headed analysis over previous Western anxieties.
- Transatlantic Relations: With changes in U.S. foreign policy, Europe is urged to unite, uphold international rules, and boost defense capabilities. Christoph Heusgen, MSC Chairman, emphasizes Europe’s need to take its destiny into its own hands.
- Global South Perspectives: Approximately 30% of MSC 2025 speakers will be from Global South countries, reflecting the conference’s commitment to diverse viewpoints. China’s Foreign Ministry will discuss building a community with a shared future for mankind.
🌏 In a world facing unprecedented instabilities and transformations, MSC 2025 promises insightful discussions and strategic foresight. Whether you’re a news enthusiast, professional, student, part of the Asian diaspora, or a traveler, this conference offers valuable perspectives on navigating our multipolar future.
Reference(s):
What can we expect from the 61st Munich Security Conference?
cgtn.com
