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The Transatlantic Economy 2019 annual survey offers the most up-to-date set of facts and figures describing the deep economic integration...

If the 2016 US Presidential Election was one of the most anticipated contests in nearly 243 years of America's existence, the election in...

DAAD Post-Doctoral Fellow Stephan Kieninger's new article will be published by the Journal of Transatlantic Studies in its forthcoming...

Students of more recent political events are often keen to interview former officials. I know I was. Over the past two years, I talked to...

A Royal Marine, a diplomat, a politician: Paddy Ashdown knew how to be tough to get things done. But he never forgot the importance of...

It has only been a few days since the New Year fireworks lit up the skies of many of the world’s cities. For a brief moment, it was...

Although the embers have since cooled in one of the most hotly anticipated and closely watched midterm elections in the US, its striking...

An unmistakable sense of despair and gloom accompanies most news reports and literature on the state of affairs in Libya after 2011. The...

One of Tunisia’s many jobless graduates detonated a home-made suicide bomb in the capital last month. This was not a Daesh attack, it was...

Everywhere you look, the Arab world is changing — and fast. A decade or two ago, most countries in the region had an unusual system in...