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Mark Jacobson on Al Jazeera English on U.S.-Taliban Talks June 18, 2013  /  Mark R. Jacobson

Mark Jacobson joins Al Jazeera English to weigh in on the upcoming U.S. - Taliban talks Read More

Obama visit: Why U.S. now needs Germany more than everJune 19, 2013   /  Sudha David-Wilp

The state visit to Germany this week, with a public appearance in front of the Brandenburg Gate, will most probably offer transatlantic reassurances and deliverables from the United States. Read More

3 Things You Need To Know About the Humanitarian Crisis in Syria June 18, 2013

In this video from the Tokyo Forum Trilateral, Denis Chaibi of the European Commission discusses the most pressing needs of refugees in Syria and how the United States, Europe, and Japan are approaching humanitarian aid. Read More

Growing Tech Sector in New York Driven by High-Skilled Immigrants June 18, 2013

Fatima Shama, Commissioner, Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, City of New York, explains how the 'entrepreneurial spirit' of immigrants is helping the city's tech industry. Read More

NEWS & ANALYSIS
Belgrade Looks to the Future
June 10, 2013
GMF’s Transatlantic Leadership Seminar concluded its study of “The Balkans Twenty Years After the War” in Belgrade—the Balkan city that most visibly juxtaposes the remnants of past regimes.
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Convergence without Coordination: Why Washington and Brussels Must Work Together in North Africa June 12, 2013  / Ruth Hanau Santini, Emiliano Alessandri
This policy brief argues for further U.S. and EU cooperation in North Africa.


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Obama’s Germany trip can’t be business as usual June 19, 2013  / Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff
Obama needs fresh ideas to help Europe and to fortify the transatlantic relationship, because the circumstances that created this bond no longer exist.
Obama visit: Why U.S. now needs Germany more than ever June 19, 2013  / Sudha David-Wilp
The state visit to Germany this week, with a public appearance in front of the Brandenburg Gate, will most probably offer transatlantic reassurances and deliverables from the United States.