The Global Month Ahead: Munich Security Conference, World Government Summit and State of the Union Address
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As February approaches, join host Sewar Quran, Associate Director at Global Counsel, along with colleagues for a detailed analysis of the key events shaping global policy and governance: The World Government Summit (WGS) in Dubai, the Munich Security Conference (MSC) in Germany, and President Trump’s State of the Union address in the US.
First, Philipp Mühl, Associate Director at Global Counsel, provides a deep dive into the Munich Security Conference (MSC), taking place from February 13–15. The MSC remains a key platform for global security discussions, and this year’s event will delve into shifting geopolitical dynamics, including the erosion of the rules-based international order and growing tensions between the EU and the US. Philipp examines how businesses must adapt their strategies to these changes and the importance of resilience in international relations. As transatlantic relations continue to evolve, this conference will be critical in forecasting the future of global security. Learn more about our Germany practice.
Next, Aliyah Dar, Associate Director at Global Counsel, joins Sewar Quran to discuss the significance of the World Government Summit (WGS), set to take place from February 3–5 in Dubai. This summit brings together world leaders to explore the future of governance amid global uncertainties. Aliyah highlights this year's theme, Shaping Future Governments, focusing on how governments must adapt to technological advances, rising citizen expectations, and complex geopolitical challenges. Learn more about our MENA practice.
Finally, Sourav Bhowmick, Director at Global Counsel, reflects on President Trump’s State of the Union Address, scheduled for February 24. Sourav explores the historical significance of the address, the policy priorities that are likely to dominate, and how it will shape both domestic and foreign affairs in the US. The conversation also provides actionable insights for corporates and investors, focusing on energy policy, populist measures, and the Federal Reserve’s independence. With geopolitical tensions rising, the address will likely have significant implications for markets and corporate strategies. Learn more about our US politics and policy practice.
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