Publications

This policy brief argues that Africa’s demographic and economic changes call for a more reflective and constructive public discussion in the transatlantic community.

Afghanistan currently represents one of the main challenges of transatlantic cooperation in support of peace, security, and economic growth in fragile states. Results so far have been mixed, and arguably become worse. Leaders in the United States and Europe recognize that a policy shift is required, but change is slow to materialize. This brief identifies ten concrete ways to improve the ef­ficiency of international involvement in Afghanistan.