As a core element of its mission to strengthen transatlantic cooperation, GMF engages the key questions affecting the future of the global Atlantic security architecture. NATO …
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German Ambassador to Ukraine on the Future of Defense Cooperation
New leadership on both sides of the Atlantic are considering their priorities against the realities of continued instability inside and outside Europe. While NATO looks East …
Deputy Speaker Oksana Syroid on Ukraine’s ties with Russia, NATO and the EU
Oksana Syroid, deputy speaker of the Verkhovna Rada in Ukraine, explains the importance of maintaining cooperation with the EU and NATO in the area of defense and security. …
Ukraine’s Role in NATO’s and the EU’s Collective Security
Hanna Shelest, editor-in-chief of Ukraine Analytica, explains how Ukraine’s experience with countering hybrid threats, cyber threats, and information security challenges can …
Enhancing Defense through Military Mobility
Christoffer Jonker is director of international affairs and operations at the Dutch Ministry of Defense. GMF sat down with him to discuss efforts to increase and enhance …
Drawing Red Lines in Gray Areas: Deterring Russia’s Challenge to Transatlantic Security Today
Russia is rejecting the post-Cold War status quo, increasing its challenge to the transatlantic partners in recent years. Espoused by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s …
Turkey–EU Counterterrorism Dialogue: Different Perceptions, Different Priorities
On September 27, 2017, GMF organized a roundtable meeting in Brussels, as part of the GMF-TOBB Fellowship on Turkey, Europe and global issues,[1] to discuss cooperation …
A New Crack in An Old Alliance
BRUSSELS — Turkey and the United States are arguably in the lowest point of their relationship. A new diplomatic snap happened last week when the United States suspended …
NATO Allies Go Head to Head in Syria
Changes in the U.S. administration will largely determine the cooperation between the United States and Turkey in Syria. Mike Pompeo, who will soon replace Rex Tillerson …
NATO Cybersecurity: A Roadmap to Resilience
Today the digitalization of crisis and conflict is a fact. Hacks, malware, and fake news are increasingly taking the place of planes, bombs, and missiles. Cyberspace empowers …
So What Did We Learn? Looking Back on Four Years of Russia’s Cyber-Enabled “Active Measures”
Americans continue to investigate, deliberate, and wallow in the aftermath of Russia’s rebirth of “Active Measures” designed to defeat their adversaries through the …
A New Model for Unified Response to Putin
WASHINGTON, DC — The coordinated moves last week by 27 countries as well as NATO to expel over 150 undeclared Russian intelligence agents from their soil sent a loud and …
Ten Legislative Proposals to Defend America Against Foreign Influence Operations
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s February 16 indictment[1] of the Internet Research Agency, along with 13 key individuals and two related entities, was another reminder for …
Countering Hybrid Threats
Organized by Microsoft in partnership with The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF), experts from European institutions, EU member states, think tanks, …
NATO’s Priorities for the 2018 Summit
“We cannot live on an island of peace if we are surround by an ocean of turmoil,” said NATO’s Gerlinde Niehus during the inaugural Kyiv Transatlantic Dialogues 2017. Find out …
