One of the main factors driving EU political leaders’ nervousness about prioritizing a climate agenda is a perception that the European public no longer supports it.
America’s transatlantic allies have responded to recent threats with unity and a recommitment to defense. But can they go it alone?
In a summer that saw Britain’s Prime Minister visit the White House and America’s President visit 10 Downing Street just over one month later, the latest edition of The Ripon Forum examines The Special Relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom and its renewed importance in…
Ukraine’s argument is essentially that because Russia has never attacked a NATO country, peace for Europe requires Ukraine’s NATO accession. It’s a strong argument.
The promise to go to war should be reserved for the most important interests – ones that are vital, even existential. Ukraine is not one.
The trade issues dividing the U.S. and EU are not new. What is new is our common concern about the challenge posed by China.