Transatlantic Unity in a Changing World
For many observers, Trump's presidency had put the final nail in the transatlantic coffin after more than two decades of...
European Union
2022: The Year Europe Made Its Energy Shift
We passed the first anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine War this February. This war has revealed Europe’s energy security weaknesses as...
Poland Under Fire: What the Missile Crisis Teaches Us About NATO’s Response and the Containment of the Ukraine Conflict
On Tuesday, November 15, Poland reported two missile strikes against the town of Przewodów, located 6 kilometers away from the...
On Iran’s Ambitions, Gulf States and the US Keep Passing the Buck
Much of the Middle East is facing a crisis of indecision on Iran. Despite extensive reporting on Iran’s expansionist ambitions,...
Faced with Europe’s Increasing Swing to the Right, EU President Ursula von der Leyen Takes Confrontational Tone
(NEW YORK)––As Italy’s recent election of a far-right leader revives memories of a not-so-distant authoritarian age, European leaders last month...
The Authority to not Compromise: The New Turkish Constitution
A nightly demonstration of President Erdoğan supporters in Istanbul. | Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons user Mstyslav Chernov. In December 2016,...
Monday Briefing | October 3
Angela Merkel and Viktor Orbán. Courtesy of Getty Images. Stories to follow These days, Aleppo makes headlines all too often....
Who is Britain’s new Prime Minister?
Theresa May and husband Philip outside 10 Downing Street. Image courtesy of Justin Tallis/AFP/Getty Images. Before Theresa May entered 10...
