Ep 59: Geopolitics Special #3

 

Is Putin ready to use nukes, cyber attacks on businesses and Baltic defense plans

Janis Sarts is the Director at NATO Strategic Communications Center of Excellence. An outspoken military expert, previously also state secretary of Latvian Ministry of Defense, Janis brings a clear, articulated and convincing message about the regional security situation as of today.

In this episode we talk:

  • The paradox of increased Baltic security amid deteriorating global security

  • The impact of Finland and Sweden joining NATO

  • Cybersecurity risks and how companies should treat them

  • Outlook for the war and endgame of involved parties

The episode was recorded on April 29, 2022


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The topics covered in this episode (with Timestamps)

01:00 - The paradox of Baltic security situation in global context

03:10 - How Sweden and Finland joining NATO would affect Baltic region security

06:15 - Dispelling the myth of NATO expansion

07:40 - NATO plans for defending the Baltic States

09:30 - Cybersecurity threats and how should companies treat this risk

11:00 - Baltics has been under a cyber attack for for more than a month

14:45 - Unity of NATO and ability of rogue nations to block Article 5

15:50 - Russia can resort to nuclear weapons

19:25 - What increased weapons supplies mean for the conflict

22:10 - What does victory look like for Ukraine and for Russia

24:40 - What would a ceasefire mean in the mid/long term for European security

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