European Union

The EU’s Digital Markets Act is a flawed experiment, born of envy rather than vision.

The recent failed Spectrum rocket launch is another example of the poor state of Europe’s space program—but is, at least, a step in the right direction. 

The European Union consists of dozens of member states—and although there is a broad alignment in pro-Ukraine sentiment, decisions to aid Kyiv are bound to be rife with national considerations. 

If there is one bright spot in Trump’s cacophony of trade threats, it is that the conversation on how to improve the global regulatory space for the average consumer has...

The European Union and Central Asia must continue moving engagement to the next level, from discussions and statements to actions across a broader spectrum. The first-ever European Union (EU)-Central Asia...

Europe still needs U.S. help to properly equip itself for defending the continent.

A “special relationship” should include thriving tech cooperation without burdensome regulation. 

Since the start of the Ukraine conflict, there have been periodic disruptions of Europe’s Galileo GPS network—attacks that have almost all been traced to Russia.

Romania’s shocking election cancellation is an opportunity to push for greater European strategic autonomy.  Recent events in Romania have captured global attention and thrown the country into a state of...

The path forward for cooperation between the United States and Europe on Ukrainian and continental security demands pragmatic cooperation and innovative financial mechanisms. The transatlantic relationship is in turmoil. With...

The reality is that the ELRSA system is unlikely to come into being before Russia concludes its bloody business in Ukraine.

Despite heated rhetoric and shifting priorities, the transatlantic alliance between the United States and Europe remains the foundation of global stability. The economic and military ties between the United States...