The evolving role of US Military Presence in Europe: Preparing for the Worst
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Dear Students and Interested Participants,
The Puskás Tivadar College for Advanced Studies invites you to a lecture titled "US Military Presence in Europe: Preparing for the Worst" with Paul J. Bolt, taking place on March 19, 2025, from 18:00 to 19:30 at the Ludovika University of Public Service, Educational Wing, O-214-215.
Dr. Paul Bolt, professor of the United States Air Force Academy, a renowned expert in international security and military strategy, will examine the evolving role of the US military in Europe amidst growing geopolitical tensions. The discussion will explore how the United States is adapting its military strategy, the risks and scenarios shaping defense planning, and whether Europe is truly prepared for the challenges ahead.
This event offers an excellent opportunity for students and anyone interested in international relations, security studies, and military strategy to gain valuable insights and participate in thought-provoking discussions.
A Q&A session will follow the lecture, providing a chance to ask questions and engage in further debate.
The event aims to address the following questions:
- How is the US adapting its military strategy in Europe?
- What risks and scenarios are shaping defense planning?
- Are we truly prepared for the worst?
Date: 19th of March, 1800-1930
Location: Ludovika University of Public Service, Educational Wing, room O-214-215
Due to the event's limited capacity, registration is required. We kindly ask all interested participants to confirm their attendance via the button below.
We look forward to welcoming you.