The Language of Power: How Europe can rule the waves
Can Europe secure its seas in an era of geopolitical rivalry, disrupted trade routes and accelerating climate change?
In this episode of The Language of Power, host Paul Taylor is joined by Chris Kremidas-Courtney, Senior Adviser at the European Policy Centre, and Brooke Moore, Policy Analyst in the EPC's Sustainable Prosperity for Europe programme, to explore the growing challenges facing Europe's maritime domain.
From threats to critical underwater infrastructure in the Baltic and North Seas to attacks on global shipping in the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz, they examine how changing patterns of naval warfare and strategic competition are reshaping maritime security. They also discuss how the EU can better protect the oceans from pollution, overfishing and the impacts of global warming, while overcoming fragmented governance and strengthening its role as both a regulatory and security actor.
As Europe's prosperity, security and environmental future become increasingly tied to the seas, can the EU rise to the challenge?
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This podcast is part of the Europe in the World podcast.
