Future Security Environment 2025 (FSE)

The report analyzes the future security environment for NATO, focusing on threats, geopolitical challenges, and opportunities up to the year 2025.

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The research method involved analyzing open-source information to inform NATO's transformation and support defense planners. The paper identifies trends and provides a foundation for NATO defense planning, without making specific assessments or assumptions.

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The “Future Security Environment 2025” report provides a comprehensive analysis of the potential threats and challenges NATO may face by 2025. It identifies terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction as principal threats, with China, India, and Russia emerging as major players in global security. North Korea, Iran, and Syria are highlighted as countries of concern. The report also discusses the impact of technological advances on security, the risks posed by weak and failing states, and the potential for increased criminal activities. Climate change, energy security, and immigration are recognized as significant global concerns. The report suggests that advances in technology will revolutionize the security environment, with increased roles for state military forces and non-state actors. It also notes the importance of the United States in shaping international security and the likelihood of instability in the Middle East and North Africa.

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Categories: 2020s time horizon | 2025 time horizon | English publication language | Global geographic scope | climate change | cybersecurity | energy security | geopolitical challenges | geopolitical power | global security risks | globalization | legal trends | military technology | protection | regional stability | regional trends | science and technology trends | security | technological advances | terrorism | wmd proliferation