The Council on Strategic Risks (CSR), including its Center for Climate and Security (CCS), had several team members take the Main Stage at the Munich Security Conference last weekend. From the compounding effects of climate change to the new frontier of competition in outer space to the challenge of managing nuclear proliferation, CSR experts offered key observations and analysis as the world convenes to solve our most pressing security challenges.

A Peacekeeper’s Guide to the Galaxy? Relaunching Space Governance

CSR Chief Executive Officer Mallory Stewart joined government ministers from France and Germany, as well as private-sector leaders, to discuss the future of space security and the implications of emerging technologies for 21st-century space governance. 

Mushrooming: Tackling Growing Nuclear-Proliferation Risks

CSR Board Member Rose Gottemoeller talked about the future of nuclear risk with the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, a leading member of the French National Assembly, and academic experts. 

Degrees of Instability: Climate Security in a Warming World

CCS Director Erin Sikorsky moderated a Climate Security Town Hall among German, Indian, and US senior policymakers on how a changing climate and environmental conditions are reshaping and exacerbating global patterns of vulnerability and instability.