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Sign in to search62nd Munich Security Conference (MSC 2026)
The 62nd Munich Security Conference 2026 was held in Munich, Germany (13–15 February 2026) with the theme “Under Destruction,” reflecting rising global instability and fragmentation of the international order.
Salient Features: The Munich Security Report 2026 highlighted the emergence of “wrecking-ball politics,” where major powers are disrupting existing global norms. Concerns were raised over shifting U.S. leadership and China’s use of economic tools for strategic influence. Europe emphasized the need for security autonomy, reducing dependence on the U.S., including discussions on a possible nuclear deterrence framework. The conference also focused on AI-driven hybrid warfare, cyber threats, and renewed nuclear risks amid tensions with Russia and Iran.
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MSC 2026 explores global instability with themes of wrecking-ball politics, security autonomy, and AI warfare. India emphasizes IMEC and UN reforms.
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