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All items tagged EU-US relationsOpen Think Tank ArticlesNovember 19, 2010 | Upgrading the Transatlantic PartnershipJohanna Hasting & Diana Gierstorfer: Recent Mid-term elections have left Atlanticists in Europe and the US feeling uneasy about the future of the relationship. However, both sides should still step up efforts to work on closer institutional ties. ... MoreMarch 2, 2010 | Dutch Exodus a Game ChangerJulian Lindley-French & Kurt Volker: The departure of the highly-acclaimed Dutch force from Uruzghan has ramifications for both regional security and transatlantic relations in a broader sense. If no other European power fills the void, regional security could deteriorate and NATO cohesion will be strained. ... MoreFebruary 25, 2010 | US-EU Co-operation is Key to Global GovernanceRobert Hutchings: The globalised economy and the rise of new economic giants demand a radically reformed international system. But it will nevertheless fall to Europe and America to fashion these new structures for global governance. ... MoreSeptember 9, 2009 | Lots of Love for Obama, Less for US PolicyEditorial Team: The Atlantic Community, alongside its partner the German Marshall Fund, proudly presents this year’s summary of emerging trends in the transatlantic debate. As relations between the EU and US improve divisions still remain over climate change, Afghanistan and Turkey that may still serve to define the future of transatlantic ties. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesJanuary 21, 2009 | President Obama: Recipe for Successful DiplomacyGranted: times are difficult for Obama to take the lead and in his hands lies a combination of high expectations and hope. ++ The US and Europe ought to continue working together and some key ingredients ought to accompany their responses to global challenges: multilateralism, ruled based diplomacy, legitimacy, and centrality of leadership when moments of crisis arise. ++ This last point is ... MoreJanuary 16, 2009 | Obama's EuropeUnder Bush, relations between Europe and the US have been tense, with disagreements causing concerns of a break up of the special transatlantic partnership. ++ Pessimism seems to be persisting, despite the coming of a new President. ++ However, the situation might not be as grim as all that. ++ Under Obama, the alliance can be revived if new realities are accepted, if the US gives Europe more ... MoreNovember 12, 2008 | "An End to the Russian Chill"In 2003 the EU created a “security strategy;” the first draft didn’t even mention Russia. ++ For better or worse, it’s time to revise that plan. ++ The one good side effect from the war with Georgia is that it allowed Merkel and Sarkozy, “the only EU leaders with the independence of mind to declare that European and US strategic interests often diverge,” the ... MoreAugust 27, 2008 | EU Must be Interim Supervisor for the Middle EastBefore the new US administration is approved and in full operation, there will be a pause in early 2009 in US involvement in the Middle East. ++ Even though EU cannot complete the job for the US, it can act as a trustee to keep the peace processes alive. ++ EU should offer Javier Solana as an interim mediator for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. ++ As an active trustee, the EU could show its ... MoreCommentsNovember 19, 2010 | Some thoughts: I think there are a series of...January 25, 2008 | A few comments on Mr. Cricks' analysis, which... |
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