Foreign Policy

Panel discussion with John R. Bolton, Norbert Röttgen, Ethan Kapstein, and Majid Sattar.

A discussion with Daniel Benjamin and Emily Haber on the tragedy of 9/11, twenty-five years on.

What happens when inconsistency and ambiguity are not byproducts of policy, but deliberate features of it?

Retired US Army Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster examines today’s major conflicts

Experts will examine the NSS’s implications for European security, the transatlantic alliance, and Germany’s role. Discussion will focus on how the strategy’s re-prioritization challenges established assumptions underpinning NATO cooperation and European defense posture. The event aims to shed light on potential reverberations for Germany’s own security and defence policy, and on how European partners might…

Experts and policymakers reflect on Europe’s defense trajectory in light of growing uncertainty across the Atlantic.

A generation ago, Europe appeared to have moved beyond traditional security concerns. That era is now over.

Moscow’s aggression, Beijing’s predatory mercantilism, and Washington’s looming abandonment of Europe

In this lecture, Michael Kimmage will delve into the far-reaching consequences of the recent US election, extending beyond the realm of US domestic politics. The US Presidential election has implications for transatlantic relations and profound consequences for Europe influencing global political dynamics. Kimmage will examine how shifts in US leadership and priorities can reshape alliances,…

What will it take for Germany to address contemporary security challenges and establish itself as a military power?

The 2024 election will have significant implications for American foreign policy whatever the outcome.

Elizabeth C. Economy discusses China’s ambitious new strategy to reclaim the country’s past glory and reshape the geostrategic landscape in dramatic new ways.