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The 2026 NATO Summit
Strategic Reflections from an Estonia-Based Foundation
| Publication Type | Policy Paper |
|---|---|
| Publication Date | July 2026 |
| Author | Fatma İnce |
| Institution | Lumora Foundation (Tallinn, Estonia) |
| Format | PDF (English & Turkish) |
Executive Summary
The inaugural issue of the Lumora Policy Paper Series examines the strategic implications of the 2026 NATO Summit from the perspective of an independent Estonia-based foundation.
Drawing upon official publications from NATO, the Government of Estonia, the European Commission, the European External Action Service (EEAS) and the OECD, the paper analyses the evolving Euro-Atlantic security environment beyond the immediate outcomes of the Summit.
Rather than providing a descriptive summary, the publication offers an independent policy perspective on collective resilience, defence policy, education diplomacy, digital governance and international cooperation. It concludes with practical recommendations for governments, universities, civil society organisations and independent foundations seeking to strengthen resilience through cross-sector collaboration.
