The 61st annual Oslo Security Conference, organised by The Norwegian Atlantic Committee, took place on 2nd–3rd February 2026 at the historic University of Oslo Aula. Over two days, senior political leaders, military officials, scholars, and experts from across the transatlantic community gathered to discuss the future of Euro-Atlantic security under the theme “The Transatlantic Partnership – Facing the ‘New Normal’”.

In the following analysis, read about the recent tensions in NATO's Northern flank and 'The Joint Expeditionary Force' - topics that will be discussed in the upcoming Oslo Security Conference 2nd-3rd of February.

Generalsekretær Kate Hansen Bundt blir intervjuet om NATO-toppmøtet 2025 under NATO Public Forum.

Over the last few years, Poland has gradually gained a greater role on the international security policy arena. As the country holds the EU Council Presidency from January to June 2025, its security policy takes center stage amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.

The NATO summit in Washington DC takes place 9th-11th of July. We have asked the diplomatic corps from NATO countries in Oslo about their respective countries' expectations.

Thursday the 14th of September, The Norwegian Atlantic Committee hosted a roundtable with Admiral Rob Bauer, Chair of NATO’s Military Committee and General Eirik Kristoffersen, Chief of the Norwegian Armed Forces. The meeting was held against the backdrop of NATO's annual Military Committee Conference, which this year takes place in Oslo, Norway between the 15th-17th of September.

This is the second edition of the The Alphen Group (TAG) Ukraine Strategy 2023, a comprehensive strategy to secure Ukraine's future. The strategy was prepared specifically for the European Parliament.

"The Russia-Ukraine war is entering its second and potentially decisive year with the outcome still uncertain. Now is the time to review western goals and consider the scope and parameters of a strategy sufficient to achieve them. That is the purpose of the TAG Ukraine strategy 2023".

The Biden administration has led the Western military and economic response to Russia’s attack on Ukraine. Europe must be ready to act independently if and when Washington’s policy changes. Read Secretary General Kate Hansen Bundt's, and ten other experts' takes.

Finland’s and Sweden’s NATO applications in May 2022 is historical, and makes the prospect for a close and fruitful Nordic defence cooperation better than ever.

Russia's war in Ukraine has had direct and severe effects on European energy supplies.