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July 26, 2024

A Brexit Brake is Released

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Gesine Weber

July 26, 2024

Vulnerable, Strategically Critical, and Underfunded

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Sophie Arts

July 24, 2024

Continuities and Unknowns: US NATO Policy in 2025 and Beyond

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Kristine Berzina

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Viktor Orbán with Ursula von der Leyen

Central and Eastern Europe

July 19, 2024

The extreme right remains a threat to democracy

Die WELT

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Zsuzsanna Végh

Domestic Politics and Society Elections Global Implications of China's Rise Security and Geopolitics

July 4, 2024

“ China may view Biden as the “lesser of two evils,” said Glaser, of the German Marshall Fund, but Beijing likely sees benefits in Trump’s antagonism toward allies and partners — particularly in Europe and the Indo-Pacific.”

The Hill

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Bonnie S. Glaser

Ian Lesser on BBC News

July 3, 2024

GMF's Ian Lesser joins BBC News to discuss the UK General Election

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Cned

June 23, 2024

Trump-Biden: The Return Match

Radio France

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Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer

Democracy Elections Foreign Policy

June 20, 2024

“ Mr Stoltenberg was similarly dubbed the “Trump whisperer” for his ability to manage the prickly American president when he threatened to pull the US out of Nato. If Trump returns, Nato’s head will need to demonstrate shrewd political instincts and supreme coaxing skills. “Assuming it’s him, Rutte will bring stability and predictability. He’ll bring access, he’ll bring credibility on both sides of the Atlantic,” says Dr Lesser.”

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Domestic Politics and Society Elections

June 16, 2024

“ The enormous youth movement that had buoyed the Greens to win one in five votes in Germany five years ago has been punctured by being part of the governing coalition. “The party can’t please the younger progressive voters who they want to welcome into the fold and, at the same time, appease moderate voters who are wealthier,” said Sudha David-Wilp, a regional director at the Berlin office of the German Marshall Fund.”

The New York Times

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Sudha David-Wilp

Democracy Disinformation Domestic Politics and Society Elections

June 14, 2024

“ Bret Schafer, a propaganda expert at the advocacy group Alliance for Securing Democracy, points out that in 2016 “nobody was communicating particularly well, so those silos led to us missing things. And now, for different reasons, those silos have been built back up again.””

Financial Times

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Democracy Democratic Decline Domestic Politics and Society Elections

June 11, 2024

“ “This was really a continuity election at the European level,” Dr. Kirkegaard says. “But what will be different, is that it’s clear these elections have caused significant shifts in a number of the national political systems in member states.””

Christian Science Monitor

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Jacob Kirkegaard

Defense Cooperation Democratic Decline Elections War in Ukraine

June 11, 2024

“ “The government is weaker in its legitimacy,” Hegedüs said of Scholz’s ruling party. “Coalition parties will be more cautious, and they’re [already] trying to refrain from internal conflicts around Ukraine.” ”

The Hill

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Daniel Hegedüs