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Transatlantic Relations

It’s Not Just Trump

Manhattan Transfer

Trump’s provocations and bullying grab the headlines. But there are also structural factors causing transatlantic tension.

Boiling Point

Eye on Europe

The US-Europe partnership living in a powder keg, and many fear that at the NATO summit in Brussels next week, Donald Trump will light a match.

Still the Greatest Alliance

Berlin Policy Journal July/August 2018

No question about it: transatlantic relations are going through a rough patch. But as the German ambassador to NATO writes, the alliance is strong …

Mrs Merkel Goes to Washington, Again

Berlin Observer

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is visiting the White House with a bit of baggage.

Continental Drift?

Bullets and Bytes

The US and Europe seem to be pulling apart. But there is still space for meaningful transatlantic cooperation.

“We Are Still Part of the Same Family”

European Encounters January/February 2018

Is the transatlantic relationship destined for the dustbin of history?

A Bad, Very Bad Trip

Manhattan Transfer

Trump’s European tour and Merkel’s beer tent rally have left leaders facing uncharted territory.

Off to a Rough Start

Berlin Policy Journal May/June 2017

Trump’s first hundred days in office have indicated what his priorities will be over the coming years. Transatlantic relations are unlikely to get smoother.

Building Bridges

Berlin Observer

Angela Merkel’s sharing a platform with Ivanka Trump to discuss the empowerment of women was a clever move.

America First

Manhattan Transfer

Donald Trump’s protectionist impulses could have disastrous consequences.

Beggar Thy Neighbor

Manhattan Transfer

How Europe can prepare for American mercantilism.

Enter Trump

Berlin Policy Journal January/February 2017

Atlanticists need to prepare for a new era – and fast.

Curve Ahead

Manhattan Transfer

Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and the future of German-American relations.

Trump’s World

Manhattan Transfer

The next US president could spell the end of the liberal international order.

Taking the Lead

Bullets and Bytes

How the EU, Russia, and China can protect the Iran nuclear deal.

Daydream Believers

Bullets and Bytes

Assertive rhetoric about European security autonomy rings hollow.

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