The costly search for defense capabilities
Europe is rearming — yet between geopolitical pressure, fragmented markets, and tightening budgets, a new distributional conflict is taking shape, analyzes IW-Director Michael Hüther.
“The transatlantic relationship is already damaged”
Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook spoke at the Frankfurt Luncheon on the future of American democracy.
Move the world towards freedom
"Call evil by its name, support dissidents, and speak so the imprisoned can hear": Rushan Abbas, Masih Alinejad,
Leopoldo Lopez and Daniel Rothschild spoke at our event "Tear Down This Wall" about freedom.
Democrats at a Crossroads: Left-Wing Populism or the Center Path?
Since Trump assumed office, the Democrats have struggled with an identity problem: whether to take a leftward turn or stay closer to the center.
Reckoning With a Restless World
An analysis of the US–German relationship through the lens of the New Bridge Alumni conference's learnings.
A Transatlantic Life
He was a Jew, a banker, an intelligence officer in the US Army and a transatlantic bridge-builder: The biography 'A Transatlantic Life' tells the story of the founder of the Atlantik-Brücke.
“Hard power, alone, is never going to be the path to peace”
Europe must redefine its global role, and navigate the limits of American leadership, emphasize Ben Hodges and David Ranan in an interview.