The Black Sea is a strategically important connectivity hub in the wider region and beyond. This paper
examines the interests and priorities of the key stakeholders in the new geopolitical landscape, focusing on
areas such as military security, strategic connectivity, and the use of non-military means of power to promote
peace and stability. The paper adopts a conceptual approach based on the three pillars of future Euro-Atlantic
security architecture, which are closely linked to the security context of the Black Sea. It is crucial for
the future that these stakeholders work together to address the challenges and opportunities in this region.