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Tim Boersma and Corey Johnson publish chapter in new book, “Shale Gas in Europe."

Posted April 16, 2013  

On April 16, former TA fellows Tim Boersma and Corey Johnson published “Twenty Years of US Experience: Lessons Learnt for Europe,” the first chapter in the new book “Shale Gas in Europe – A Multidisciplinary Analysis with a Focus on European Specificities,” by Claeys & Casteels Publishing.

Kateryna Pishchikova Discusses Russia with Voice of America

Posted April 12, 2013  

On April 10, TA Fellow Kateryna Pishchikova was invited to the Voice of America weekly analytical digest to comment on recent crackdowns on NGOs by Russian authorities as well as on the protest action by a Ukrainian feminist group against President Putin of Russia during his visit to Hannover in Germany.

Ruth Hanau Santini Discusses the Origins of Beppe Grillo’s Popularity in Italy

Posted March 28, 2013  

In this video, Transatlantic Academy Compagnia di San Paolo Fellow Ruth Hanau Santini analyzes the origins of Beppe Grillo’s popularity in the recent Italian elections.

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Ruth Hanau Santini Discusses the Rise of Italy’s Five Star Movement

Posted March 11, 2013  

In this video, Transatlantic Academy Compagnia di San Paolo Fellow Ruth Hanau Santini discusses the rise of the Five Star Movement and implications of its success in the recent Italian elections.

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Why Europe should not worry about Italy

Posted March 4, 2013  

TA Compagnia di San Paolo Fellow, Ruth Hanau Santini, published an op-ed on March 3, 2012 on EUObserver about the Italian Elections implications for Europe. The original article can be found here.

Transatlantic Academy's Nick Siegel Talks to AFP About Kerry Trip

Posted February 25, 2013  

On February 23, 2013, TA Senior Program Officer, Nick Siegel, spoke with AFP about the second Obama administration and Secretary Kerry's First trip.

Martin Jacques Discusses China’s Emergence as a Global Power

Posted February 21, 2013  

TA Nonresident Fellow Martin Jacques discusses China's emergence as a global power, and the inevitable evolution and expansion of the country's foreign policy.

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Mark Leonard Discusses Calls for British EU Exit

Posted February 20, 2013  

In this video, Transatlantic Academy Bosch Public Policy Fellow Mark Leonard discusses British Prime Minister David Cameron's recent call for a renegotiation of his country's relationship with the European Union, and potential referendum on a British EU exit. Britain's real choice, he argues, is whether or not it wants to have a shaping voice in the 21st century.

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Mark Leonard Discusses the Emergence of a G2 World

Posted February 15, 2013  

In this video, Transatlantic Academy Bosch Public Policy Fellow Mark Leonard discusses China’s rise and the potential emergence of an international system dominated by the United States and China. The big question going forward, he argues, is the strength of Europe’s voice in an increasingly G2 world.

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Obama and Europe: Beneath Affinity, a Growing Gulf

Posted January 14, 2013  

There was an overwhelming sense of relief in Europe following U.S. President Barack Obama¹s re-election in November.