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Nov 7, 2008

Foreign Policy Priorities for the Next President (Hunter)

By Robert Hunter

Editor’s note: We polled several friends of the Atlantic Council last week on the question What are the top foreign policy priorities for the next president?   We’ll be running their responses all week.

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New Atlanticist

Nov 6, 2008

Foreign Policy Priorities for the Next President (Gompert)

By David Gompert

Editor’s note: We polled several friends of the Atlantic Council last week on the question What are the top foreign policy priorities for the next president?   We’ll be running their responses all week. The next president should pay particular attention to five foreign policy objectives.  The following are not listed in order of priority.  Some […]

United States and Canada

New Atlanticist

Nov 6, 2008

Foreign Policy Priorities for the Next President (Slocombe)

By Walter Slocombe

Editor’s note: We polled several friends of the Atlantic Council last week on the question What are the top foreign policy priorities for the next president?   We’ll be running their responses all week. Aside from the obvious war priorities of Iraq and Afghanistan and managing the world economic crisis, I’d list (not necessarily in order) […]

New Atlanticist

Nov 5, 2008

Sarkozy’s Gamble?

By Nikolas Gvosdev

French president Nicolas Sarkozy was the first foreign leader to offer congratulations to President-elect Barack Obama. In a statement released by the Elysee palace, Sarkozy declared, “At a time when we must face huge challenges together, your election has raised enormous hope in France, in Europe and beyond … France and Europe… will find a […]

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New Atlanticist

Nov 5, 2008

Foreign Policy Priorities for the Next President (Slaughter)

By Anne-Marie Slaughter

Editor’s note: We polled several friends of the Atlantic Council last week on the question What are the top foreign policy priorities for the next president?   We’ll be running their responses all week. 1.      Addressing the global financial crisis; he should appoint his economic team immediately and figure out a strategy for both injecting stability […]

New Atlanticist

Nov 5, 2008

Asian Integration into the Global Financial Leadership

By Hugh De Santis

As almost everyone now agrees, recovery from what promises to be a protracted global recession will require a multilateral effort.   In an increasingly interconnected world, the politics of mutualism, as I have written elsewhere, will force developed as well as emerging countries to rely on each other.

New Atlanticist

Nov 4, 2008

Britain Must Lead from the Front in Europe

By Neil Leslie

The European Union has already come too far with the project of closer integration to stop now. At least that was the view of former French President Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, speaking at a conference in London last month. He went on to suggest that further European integration should not be constrained by politically reticent member […]

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New Atlanticist

Nov 3, 2008

How the New York Times Sees the World

By James Joyner

The above illustration depicts the number of articles devoted by the New York Times to a given country since 2000, compiled by the gang at Gene Expression.

Foreign Policy Priorities for the Next President

New Atlanticist

Nov 3, 2008

Foreign Policy Priorities for the Next President

By James Joyner

While the public opinion polls have told us for weeks that Barack Obama is likely to win the longest presidential contest in American history, the voters will finally decide once and for all tomorrow.

United States and Canada

New Atlanticist

Oct 31, 2008

NATO Must Recognize Russia’s New Role

By David Capezza

Following its actions in Georgia, which gained the attention of many observers in the West, Russia has continued efforts to assert its influence in the region by, most recently, exploring possible solutions to the frozen conflict between Moldova and the separatist region of Trans-Dniester.

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