As NATO leaders convene in The Hague this week, GMF is releasing a groundbreaking policy brief that charts an actionable roadmap for the transatlantic alliance through 2030. Five strategic steps to rebalance and reinvent the alliance over the next five years:.

I was delighted to host Senator Ruben Gallego today for a thought-provoking conversation on the future of transatlantic relations. Thank you, Senator, for sharing your vision on responsibility-sharing, the power of people-to-people exchange & opportunities for cooperation ahead.

I am honored and thrilled to be named president of GMF. My vision for GMF’s future is rooted in a long-standing commitment to transatlantic dialogue and cooperation, bringing together leaders from across the United States and Europe and beyond, while empowering the next.

I'm thrilled to announce that Georgina Wright has joined GMF as special adviser to the president and senior fellow. Georgina brings over a decade of experience analyzing UK and European decision-making, economic security, and foreign policy. Her deep understanding of European.

How Trump could productively reshape the transatlantic defense relationship via @DefenseOne.

GMF is launching a Transatlantic Task Force bringing together a group of influential US and European voices to develop a roadmap for the future of the transatlantic relationship. I am proud to serve as its co-chair with General (ret.) Curtis Scaparrotti

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GMF’s Foreign Policy Memo for the New US Administration offers critical insights and policy recommendations for incoming US officials, focusing on transatlantic security, China, Russia, Ukraine, allied competitiveness, and technology.

New GMF Policy Brief: how Germany and France need to rethink transatlantic relations and can promote a European transatlantic strategy, by @gesine_weber and @j_2rossUntangling - The Transatlantic Knot: Germany, France, and the United States

I'm thrilled to have @ClaudMajor join GMF in March as Senior Vice President for Transatlantic Security & Member of the Executive Team. Her unwavering commitment to strengthening transatlantic security will be invaluable as we navigate a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape.

Today, I hosted a discussion at @gmfus with Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister & incoming Senior Fellow at @BelferCenter, @DmytroKuleba. We discussed how recent global events are impacting the dynamics of the the war, Europe & the US role in security in the region, and more.

RT @POLITICOLive: Live from Brussels: Hear from @BrettBruen, @StanChart, @DusikJan, and @AdeHoopScheffer of the German Marshall Fund (@gmfu….

GMF's new report Pivotal Powers: Innovative Engagement Strategies for Global Governance, Security & AI, serves as a crucial foundation for more effective cooperation with new central players that will be at the forefront of shaping the future world order:

Trump's return to the White House confronts Europeans with their strategic responsibilities. Can Europeans build a new security model for their continent, and what role do they wish to play in the strategic competition between the US and China?

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With less than 24 hours until election day polls open in the United States, explore @gmfus' coverage on the transatlantic impact of the election's results:

New Policy Brief by @gmfus: ahead of the US elections, Martin Quencez & @gesine_weber analyze the structural challenges the transatlantic relationship is facing - namely a lack of European strategy, intra-alliance competition, a European gamble on time, and a growing power gap.

I was pleased to host Polish Finance Minister @Domanski_Andrz at @gmfus this week. We discussed Poland's role in the transatlantic alliance, its defense spending, economic growth, and the stakes of competitiveness in the global geopolitical competition.

I'm in Washington DC this week and look forward to discussing with Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski about Poland's role in the transatlantic alliance, including its defense spending, economic growth and the stakes of competitiveness in the context of global competition.

Despite these developments, the French drive for a more robust European defense and security pillar is likely to persist, particularly with the appointment of Kaja Kallas as the new high representative of the union for foreign affairs and security policy.