Europe Center in the News

Burwell and Propp in the National Interest: The US and EU Need to Get Serious About Transatlantic Tech

Real progress in transatlantic digital policy will require focus and commitment to tackle hard problems. A serious commitment to the exercise—and a willingness to tackle data transfers, competition policy, and digital taxes, along with other crucial issues—could yield significant results, allowing the U.S.-EU partnership to become truly the leaders of the global digital economy.   Frances […]

Wieslander quoted in Carnegie Europe – “Judy Asks: Is NATO Ready for China?”

Wieslander as a panelist at the Brussels Forum – “Investing in Resilience”

Wieslander as a panelist at the Marshall Center – “Can the High North Security Dilemma Be Mitigated?”

Wieslander as a panelist at Chatham House – “What role for the E3 in European foreign and security policy?”

Wieslander as a panelist with RUSI – “Sweden, the Netherlands and the Future of European Security”

Wieslander as a panelist at the EU-US Future Forum – “Strengthening Europe’s Role in Transatlantic Security”

Wieslander quoted in DefenseNews on Russian military buildup in the Arctic

Wieslander as a panelist at Princeton University Center for International Security Studies (CISS) Annual Conference – “Europe and the Future of Security”

Burwell discusses the EU’s Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act in Wilson Center article

Distinguished Fellow Frances G. Burwell discusses the EU’s Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act in “Regulating Platforms the EU Way? The DSA and DMA in Transatlantic Context” for The Wilson Center. Burwell argues that for all their differences, both pieces of legislation raise important questions about how the European Union and the United States […]