Europe

Why greater European autonomy is good for the United States

Alina Polyakova and Benjamin Haddad

October 17, 2018

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Unpacked

How Brexit will remake the United Kingdom

Amanda Sloat

Monday, October 15, 2018

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Order from Chaos

Explaining Brexit and the Northern Ireland question

Amanda Sloat

Monday, October 15, 2018

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Balancing act: The limits of pragmatism in the Franco-American relationship and the way forward

Célia Belin

October 2018

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Divided kingdom: How Brexit is remaking the UK’s constitutional order

Amanda Sloat

October 2018

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Which US communities are most affected by Chinese, EU, and NAFTA retaliatory tariffs?

Joseph Parilla and Max Bouchet

October, 2018

Europe

Trans-Atlantic Scorecard – September 2018

Monday, September 17, 2018

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Europe

Germany and Turkey: The unavoidable partnership

Stephen F. Szabo

March 2018

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Order from Chaos

Russia vs. Ukraine: More of the same?

Steven Pifer

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

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Order from Chaos

What’s behind Erdoğan’s apparent support for the liberal international order?

Kemal Kirişci and Onur Bülbül

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

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Finnish president: It’s in our common interest to have a stronger Europe

Maggie Tennis

Wednesday, October 3, 2018

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Europe

Why greater European autonomy is good for the United States

How Brexit will remake the United Kingdom

Explaining Brexit and the Northern Ireland question

On the brink of Brexit: The United Kingdom, Ireland, and Europe

Reports

Balancing act: The limits of pragmatism in the Franco-American relationship and the way forward

Divided kingdom: How Brexit is remaking the UK’s constitutional order

Which US communities are most affected by Chinese, EU, and NAFTA retaliatory tariffs?

Trans-Atlantic Scorecard – September 2018

Germany and Turkey: The unavoidable partnership

Blog Posts

Russia vs. Ukraine: More of the same?

What’s behind Erdoğan’s apparent support for the liberal international order?

Finnish president: It’s in our common interest to have a stronger Europe

Events

Croatia’s contributions to trans-Atlantic bonds and solidarity: Punching above its weight

A stronger Europe: Our common interest

Will democracy win? The recurring battle between liberalism and its adversaries

Related Books

Journey into Europe

Domestic Determinants of Foreign Policy in the European Union and the United States

Vision 2020 Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Madeleine Albright on fascism, democracy, and diplomacy

“To destroy the liberal world order”: Trump, Putin, and the imperiled trans-Atlantic alliance

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