Category: Content Series

Architecting Poland’s New Tank Project

By James Hasik

Every morning’s news from Ukraine reminds us of the continued relevance of heavy armor on modern battlefields. Russian T-72s aren’t the most modern tanks, but they’re effective enough against an underprepared enemy. What’s more alarming is what’s under development to the east—Uralvagonzavod’s T-14 Armata project. In response, Poland’s Ministry of Defense is aiming to replace […]

Montanino on Greece

By Andrea Montanino

Global Business and Economics Program Director Andrea Montanino joins Radio Rai1 to discuss Greece:

Rescuing Pilots, Selling Airplanes

By James Hasik

The UAE’s demand for rescue V-22s is a marketing triumph that recalls a procurement failure.   The United Arab Emirates were in, bombing northern Iraq and western Syria with their widely praised Air Force, and allowing Major Mariam al Mansouri to strike a small blow for Arab women’s rights along the way. But then the Emirates were out, after […]

Next Generation Fellowship Application

The deadline to register for the Next Generation Fellowship has passed, however, you may still apply to join the Next Generation Network. NEXT GENERATION NETWORK APPLICATION Please contact State Department Senior Fellow Bill Martin at  wmartin@atlanticcouncil.org for more information.

Next Generation Network

The Next Generation Network (the “Network”) is an online discussion forum where Americans and Germans worldwide between the ages of twenty-five and thirty-five (that is ten-years-old or younger when the Berlin Wall fell) are able to generate and exchange ideas on strengthening the US-German relationship. At present, the Next Generation Network has approximately 70 participants. […]

Next Generation Report

The Next Generation report “Through a New Prism: A Next Generation Strategy for the US-German Relationship” is a thirteen-page report which provides eighteen recommendations on ways to strengthen the US-German relationship from a “next generation” perspective. The Fellows prepared the report under Atlantic Council oversight, drawing on ideas from the Network. It was released on […]