Nov 22, 2009
Europe
ReportNov 13, 2009The advent of the Obama administration offers an important opportunity to launch a serious dialogue on strengthening transatlantic collaboration on global health issues. This dialogue will require high-level commitment and engagement from both Europe and the United States. And it will naturally emanate from each side’s internal processes and strategic approach to global health.
- NewsletterNov 10, 2009
The first issue of the Wider Europe publication from the Lavrentis Lavrentiadis Chair in Southeast European Studies features articles by:
Janusz Bugajski
- Critical QuestionsNov 9, 2009
Q1: Kosovo is on the eve of its first elections as a sovereign state. What does this mean for the new country?
- Critical QuestionsNov 3, 2009
Q1: Why is German chancellor Angela Merkel in Washington today?
- NewsletterOct 19, 2009
The European defense market is undergoing profound changes. Four distinct trends are altering the landscape of European defense acquisition, with some of them underscoring the shift of defense matters from national capitals towards the European Union (EU). First, participation in international operations is substantially affecting acquisition priorities.
- Critical QuestionsOct 19, 2009
Q1: Vice President Joe Biden is visiting Poland, Romania, and the Czech Republic this week. What is he seeking to achieve?
- Critical QuestionsOct 1, 2009
Q1: What are the Irish voting about (again), and what is at stake?
- Critical QuestionsSep 25, 2009
Q1: Why is this election significant?
ReportSep 22, 2009The fate of the transatlantic economy is the transcendental challenge facing the European Union and the United States.
- ReportSep 17, 2009
One of the main factors behind the November 2007 decision to award Kazakhstan the chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in 2010 was to recognize the country’s economic achievements and its economic potential.
