The American Purpose and the US-Europe Alliance are pleased to invite you to an online discussion about the bases of transatlantic cooperation
The American Purpose and the US-Europe Alliance are pleased to invite you to an online discussion about the bases of transatlantic cooperation
US-Europe Alliance and Hudson Institute: FORESHOCKS IN THE BLACK SEA AND WESTERN BALKANS Read More »
The American Purpose and the US-Europe Alliance are pleased to invite you to an online discussion about the bases of transatlantic cooperation
Impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Black Sea and Western Balkans Read More »
The American Purpose and the US-Europe Alliance are pleased to invite you to an online discussion about the bases of transatlantic cooperation
Reassertion or Reorientation? France as EU President Read More »
The American Purpose and the US-Europe Alliance are pleased to invite you to an online discussion about the bases of transatlantic cooperation
Recalibrating the Transatlantic Partnership Read More »
As both the US and European countries move to secure supply chains of critical infrastructure, how can we ensure that this becomes an area of transatlantic converfence and cooperation.
Building Secure Supply Chains Read More »
Russia Isn’t the Key to Containing China – Clear-Eyed Allies Are. Much wiser would be for the West to leave Russia and China to stew in their own mutual incompatibility. Sooner or later, they’ll hand the world an updated edition of the Sino-Soviet split, which could incentivize Russia to take a lesson from the Sino-American rapprochement of 1972.
Russia Isn’t the Key to Containing China – Clear-Eyed Allies Are Read More »
As we mark the symbolic date of 100 days since the inauguration of the Biden-Harris Adminstration, what can we say about where we are in resetting transatlantic relations?
From Hamburg to Detroit, How young professionals and Entrepreneurs are making the the modern Transatlantic
relationship.
From the Great Lakes to the North Sea Read More »
In an effort to link America’s global role in the 21st century with the needs and concerns of its people, President Biden promoted his “foreign policy for the middle class” as a means to “succeed in the global economy.” Recognizing China as a competitor, it comprises a list of highly worthy aims, including job creation, infrastructure development, technological innovation and a promise that our trade relations will be to the benefit of average Americans. Coupled with its drive to rebuild sorely frayed ties with our European allies, the new administration’s plan sets a new course for the United States. Yet, if the transatlantic component of the administration’s vision is to be realized, it will require a new dialogue with the American people about the essential need to work closely with Europe.
Biden must get Europe right for US foreign policy to work for the middle class Read More »
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