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U.S.-Europe Analysis

Through periodic papers in the US-Europe Analysis series, CUSE scholars and leading European experts explore a broad range of critical issues facing Europe and the transatlantic community.

France: A critical player in a weakened Europe
A supporter holds a french flag during a political rally of Jean-Luc Melenchon of the French far left Parti de Gauche and candidate for the 2017 French presidential election, in Toulouse, Southwestern France, April 16, 2017. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau - RTS12J8U
U.S. Foreign Policy France: A critical player in a weakened Europe

Philippe Le Corre

April 18, 2017

Berlin’s foreign policy dilemma: A paradigm shift in volatile times
Outgoing Foreign Minister Frank Walter Steinmeier, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, new appointed Economy Minister Brigitte Zypries, President Joachim Gauck and new appointed Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel pose after receiving their certificates at Bellevue Castle in Berlin, Germany January 27, 2017. REUTERS/Axel Schmidt
Germany Berlin’s foreign policy dilemma: A paradigm shift in volatile times

Liana Fix, Steven Keil

February 16, 2017

A tale of two countries: Italy, Germany, and Russian gas
Employees work on a drilling rig at the Rosneft-owned Prirazlomnoye oil field outside the West Siberian city of Nefteyugansk, Russia, August 4, 2016. Picture taken August 4, 2016. REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin - RTSMPRX
Energy Security A tale of two countries: Italy, Germany, and Russian gas

Giovanna De Maio

August 24, 2016

EU election observation policy: A supranationalist transatlantic bridge?
U.S. Government & Politics EU election observation policy: A supranationalist transatlantic bridge?

Matteo Garavoglia

February 23, 2016

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