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The transatlantic relationship would not be a relationship without the strong and active participation from the United States and Canada. On issues ranging from security and defense to immigration and economics, the United States and Canada play a large role in working with European partners on finding common transatlantic solutions to global challenges. GMF is headquartered in Washington, DC, and works across the United States with programs including the Comparative Domestic Policy Program and the Marshall Memorial Fellowship. In Canada, GMF involves the Canadian government, private sector, foundations, and media in a variety of activities. GMF News & Analysis
The German Marshall Fund of the United States has experts available for commentary in the lead up to, during, and following the G8 Summit at Camp David, May 18-19, and the NATO Summit in Chicago, May 20-21.
Transatlantic Trends: Public Opinion and NATOMay 16, 2012 / Zsolt Nyiri, Joshua Raisher
While a transatlantic opinion gap still exists on certain security topics, Transatlantic Trends revealed notable shifts that brought public opinion in the U.S. and Europe closer on key security policies.
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Young Transatlantic NetworkNo description found for this postUrban and Regional Policy ProgramGMF contributes to enhancing cooperation between North America and Europe by actively strengthening civil society and democratic institutions in Europe’s post-communist countries. The Belgrade office, established in 2003, is responsible for GMF programming throughout the Balkan region. Since 2007, GMF’s Black Sea regional programming has been run from its Bucharest office.
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Does Hollande’s Victory Signal a Shift in International Relations?May 16, 2012
As part of the Berlin office’s Domestic Elections: Global Implications series, the German Marshall Fund (GMF) hosted an off-the-record luncheon discussion on “France after the Presidential Election.Regional Security Cooperation in the Baltic: Risks, Challenges and ThreatsMay 10, 2012
In anticipation of the NATO Chicago Summit 2012, between 10 - 11 May in Tallinn, Estonia, GMF and The International Centre for Defence Studies (ICDS) held an event titled: ‘Regional Security Cooperation in the Baltic: Risks, Challenges and Threats’.
Asst. Secretary Philip Gordon Previews the Chicago NATO SummitMay 03, 2012
U.S. Assistant Secretary Philip Gordon provided an overview of what to expect at the Chicago NATO Summit at a discussion in Berlin.
YTN Discussion “Security Challenges in a Volatile Region: A View from Israel”May 02, 2012On Wednesday, April 25, GMF Brussels hosted a Young Transatlantic Network (YTN) lunch-discussion entitled “Security Challenges in a Volatile Region: A View from Israel”.Publications More
What Next for NATOMay 23, 2012 / Mark R. Jacobson, Sarah Raine, Javid Ahmad, Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer, Joshua W. Walker, Emiliano Alessandri
This policy brief looks at current and future challenges for NATO from a variety of perspectives.
Transatlantic Mining Corporations in the Age of Resource NationalismMay 18, 2012 / David Humphreys
This paper examines trends in mining and considers their implications for transatlantic mining companies and for the availability of mineral supplies in Europe and North America.
