Archive for the 'Politics' Category
Thursday, July 10th, 2008
After much speculation, Barack Obama’s team has announced he will travel to Europe this summer — to
Paris, Berlin, and London (the dates have not yet been announced for security reasons, although the London stop … Continue Reading…
Posted by John K. Glenn in Election 2008, French Politics, Germany, Iraq, Politics, Transatlantic Relations, U.K. Politics, United States | No Comments »
Thursday, June 5th, 2008
WASHINGTON —
As President Bush makes what many think will be his last trip to Europe, some observers are warning against high hopes for change after the U.S. elections. Timothy Lynch and Robert Singh say that Americans should not expect a big change in … Continue Reading…
Posted by John K. Glenn in Afghanistan, Election 2008, Politics | No Comments »
Thursday, May 29th, 2008
WASHINGTON — April 2009 will mark the 10th anniversary of the entry of Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic into NATO. The journey of these and other former Warsaw Pact countries to NATO and to the European Union is one of the most inspiring transformations in modern history.
There are lessons … Continue Reading…
Posted by Marc Grossman in Afghanistan, Election 2008, Energy, Iran, Iraq, Middle East, Politics, Russia, Transatlantic Relations, Turkey, United States | No Comments »
Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
WASHINGTON —
Listening to the other side of the Atlantic, it can sound like Europeans feel that their fascination with the U.S. election campaign is unrequited. Wolfgang Ischinger recently worried that the European Union “hardly ever appears in the speeches and debates … Continue Reading…
Posted by John K. Glenn in Election 2008, GMF, Politics, Transatlantic Trends | No Comments »
Monday, May 12th, 2008
WASHINGTON — France has invoked the “Responsibility to Protect” (R2P) at the United Nations Security Council, calling for an international aid mission to Myanmar with or without the approval of the military junta. While Russia and China will ensure that nothing comes of it, France’s willingness to propose this … Continue Reading…
Posted by Oliver Mains in French Politics, Politics | No Comments »
Tuesday, April 1st, 2008
Three weeks after Brussels Forum, GMF begins another major conference today with the opening of the Bucharest Conference alongside the Bucharest NATO Summit. Romanian President Traian Basescu and U.S. Congresswoman Ellen Tauscher will deliver speeches beginning at 6:30 Bucharest time, 5:30 in Brussels, and 11:30 … Continue Reading…
Posted by William Bohlen in Afghanistan, Balkans, Black Sea, Energy, GMF, Iraq, Middle East, Politics, Russia, Transatlantic Relations, Turkey, United States | No Comments »
Thursday, March 27th, 2008
At Brussels Forum a few weeks ago, BBC World taped an episode of The World Debate, with Nik Gowing as the host. They have posted the video on their webpage. Enjoy!
Posted by William Bohlen in Asia, China, Culture, Economics, Energy, European Union, GMF, Iran, Iraq, Middle East, Politics, Russia, Transatlantic Relations, United States | No Comments »
Thursday, March 13th, 2008
This weekend, GMF is hosting with its partners the third annual Brussels Forum, a gathering of political, academic, and business leaders to debate the countless items on the transatlantic agenda. Public sessions will be streamed live in video and audio from Brussels, and transcripts and video for … Continue Reading…
Posted by William Bohlen in Afghanistan, Agriculture, Asia, Balkans, Biofuels, Black Sea, China, Economics, Energy, Environment, European Union, GMF, International Regulatory Cooperation, Iran, Middle East, Politics, Russia, Trade & Poverty Reduction, Transatlantic Marketplace, Transatlantic Relations, United States | No Comments »
Monday, January 7th, 2008
WASHINGTON — Two weeks ago, Richard Haass expressed doubts about the future efficacy of transatlantic cooperation in addressing international security challenges. He’s joining a popular bandwagon. In the lead up to the American presidential election, analysts from across the political landscape are grinding a rusty axe … Continue Reading…
Posted by Oliver Mains in Afghanistan, European Union, Politics, Transatlantic Relations, Transatlantic Trends, United States | 4 Comments »