The risk of inaction: Economic threats against Europe
Washington and Beijing seem to interpret European inaction as weakness and an invitation for greater coercion in pursuit of their economic and geopolitical interests
New Atlanticism
A very American crisis: Why Trump is still NATO’s biggest problem
To all appearances, Macron and Erdogan are NATO’s latest troublemakers. But it is US indifference that enables their antics.
12 Nov
Will President Trump kill transatlanticism?
Another event of our Foreign Policy Club series, discussing current US foreign policy and what it means for Europe
The 5 craziest Trump foreign policy ideas (in the last three months)
Has the world reached peak Trump yet? Doesn’t look like it
23 Oct
Europe’s bid to be a digital regulatory superpower: Implications for the US
ECFR Madrid, en colaboración con Telefonica, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace y la Embajada de España en Washington, organizó el evento “La apuesta de Europa por ser un súper poder regulatorio: Implicaciones para EEUU” en Washington.
9 Oct
Roundtable on Energy Security
Rountable discussion on european energy strategy and the role this plays in transatlantic relations. This event is in cooperation with the Atlantic Council and the Aspen Institute Germany.
Trump’s Ukrainegate could help Ukraine
The US president's impeachment process ensures Ukraine stays on the radar of Americans – and this may work to Ukraine's advantage
19 Sep
EU-China relations in a new age of geopolitics – time to pick a side?
Professor Zhang Jian, Director of the CICIR Institute for European Studies will dicuss China's perspective on its relationship with the EU and its member states amid a growing geo-political rivalry with the US under president Trump
Spreading the good news: Trump’s diplomacy by individual cash payment
The Trump administration transcends international diplomatic niceties in its use of individual payments, but geopolitical love is not always bought
Polish WWII anniversary highlights transatlantic rifts
A hurricane has forced the US president to cancel his state visit to Poland to mark a dark day in history — but that won’t hide the damage he has done to US-German-Polish relations.