Why future global security requires bridges instead of walls
In short: US Navy Admiral James Stavridis argues that 21st-century security depends on collaboration between governments, the private sector, and the public. This video explores why openness and dialogue are the essential game-changers for international stability.
Drawing on vivid moments from recent military history, James Stavridis proposes a shift in how we approach global safety. Rather than relying on isolation or barriers, he suggests that security in the modern era must be driven by cooperation across various sectors.
The vision involves building bridges between agencies, governments, and the public to create a more resilient framework for global security.
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