About this course
NATO briefings are critical communication sessions where member nations, military leaders, and strategic planners exchange information on security, defense, and geopolitical developments. Held regularly at NATO headquarters in Brussels or virtually, these briefings cover topics like military operations, threat assessments, and alliance policies. They ensure all 32 member countries remain aligned on collective defense strategies, particularly in response to evolving challenges such as cyberattacks, terrorism, or regional conflicts. Briefings often include updates from NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) or intelligence agencies, fostering transparency and coordinated action. Classified sessions address sensitive issues, while public briefings, like those from the Secretary General, shape global perceptions of NATO’s priorities. These concise, focused discussions drive decision-making and reinforce unity within the alliance.