Center on the United States and Europe
Thomas Wright
Director - Center on the United States and Europe
Senior Fellow - Foreign Policy, Project on International Order and Strategy
Alina Polyakova
David M. Rubenstein Fellow - Foreign Policy, Center on the United States and Europe
2019
Feb
7
Past Event
Italy, Europe, and the future of trans-Atlantic relations
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Washington, DC
2018
Oct
23
Past Event
On the brink of Brexit: The United Kingdom, Ireland, and Europe
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Washington, DC
2018
Sep
28
Past Event
Croatia’s contributions to trans-Atlantic bonds and solidarity: Punching above its weight
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Washington, DC
[Vladimir Putin] only paid lip service to warmongering comments, but he spent most of the speech assuring Russians that he was aware of day-to-day hardships...It’s amazing how much time he spent talking about sewage.”
In contrast to Merkel’s visionary outward-looking speech [at the Munich Security Conference] that triggered warm applause, Mr. Pence delivered a stilted defense of Trump’s achievements to a skeptical audience.
Rather than serving as a unifying diplomatic exercise to highlight Iran’s troubling regional activities, the [Warsaw] summit primarily highlighted America’s diplomatic isolation from its European allies.