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TransAtlantic Series

The United States and Europe are bound by dense societal, cultural, economic, political and security ties. The transatlantic relationship has been the anchor of global order. Will it remain as transformative for the future as it was in the past? That’s what we explore.

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OSCE
Uncommon Cause: The Future of the OSCE
Dan Hamilton
By Daniel S. Hamilton
Frontpage Report US EU Relations
Publication
Trade
First Resort: An Agenda for the United States and the European Union
Dan Hamilton
By Daniel S. Hamilton
Frozen line
Article
Security and Defense
Transatlantic Resilience – a time for concern, a time for optimism
David Klain
By David Klain on February 18, 2021
Field hospital
Article
Global Health
A transatlantic cure to the pandemic and structural global health shortcomings?
Remco van de Pas
By Remco van de Pas on February 16, 2021
Bridge
Article
Security and Defense
Bound to Lead: Transatlantic Resilience and Critical Societal Functions
Mark Rhinard
By Mark Rhinard on February 16, 2021
Tree
Article
Security and Defense
Improving US-EU Relations through Enhanced Resilience
Dan Hamilton
By Daniel S. Hamilton on February 12, 2021
5G
Article
Science and Technology
The Digital Revolution: Scenarios for Enhanced Transatlantic Cooperation
Andrea Renda
By Andrea Renda on February 10, 2021
WHO HQ
Article
Global Health
Strengthening US-EU Collaboration in Global Health Governance
Maartje Kletter
By Maartje Kletter on February 10, 2021
Windmill
Article
Climate
Transatlantic Cooperation on Climate Change: Beyond the Beauty Contest
Louise van Schaik
By Louise van Schaik on February 8, 2021
EU digital
Article
Science and Technology
Time for a U.S.—EU Digital Alliance
Tom Wheeler
By Tom Wheeler on February 5, 2021