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Jan 14, 2026

Digital sovereignty: Europe’s declaration of independence?

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Frances Burwell</span>, <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Kenneth Propp</span>

In Brussels, "digital sovereignty" may be the new "strategic autonomy": a push for Europe to go its own way and depend less on the United States. As US tech companies and EU regulators clash, catch up on a policy debate with consequences playing out online and in the halls of power.

Digital Policy Economy & Business

Issue Brief

Jan 14, 2026

Transatlantic cooperation on protecting minors online

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Michèle Ledger</span>

There is widespread agreement among US and EU officials on the need to protect children online. US-EU dialogue on areas of commonality could facilitate a more efficient rollout of services and technologies to protect users.

Digital Policy European Union

Report

Dec 19, 2025

Enhancing land military mobility in Europe: Advocating a pragmatic approach

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Clément Gaubert, Freddy Geay, François Catala, and Léonie Allard</span>

Solving the challenges of military mobility in Europe requires a whole-of-government and whole-of-society perspective. Given the geopolitical climate, Europe should move quickly on this most pressing issues for the North Atlantic Alliance.

Europe & Eurasia Politics & Diplomacy

The Big Story

Dec 11, 2025

Bosnia’s forgotten war is still with us

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Thom Shanker</span>

Fewer than fifty years after the end of World War II, genocide returned to Europe in Bosnia. The carnage ended on December 14, 1995, with the signing of the US-brokered Dayton Accords. Thirty years on, have the war's lessons—for Europe; for diplomacy, humanitarian intervention, and more—been heeded?

Conflict NATO

Issue Brief

Dec 4, 2025

Improving transatlantic cooperation on digital competition

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert" >Zach Meyers</span>

Greater dialogue between US and EU regulators would reveal similar priorities on digital competition, mergers, and antitrust issues, and could lead to greater alignment on key digital competition issues.

Digital Policy Economy & Business

Report

Nov 10, 2025

Convergence and divergence in US and EU policies on China

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Zoltán Fehér</span>

Where have US and EU polices on China drifted apart—and where do they converge? Identifying areas of conflict and alignment can help decision-makers on both sides of the Atlantic develop strategies to strengthen cooperation and more effectively counter China’s political and economic influence.

China Economy & Business

Report

Nov 10, 2025

How Europe deals with China in trade, technology, and security

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Valbona Zeneli</span>

The EU’s approach to China is increasingly converging around “de-risking,” though progress remains uneven. While powerful member states set the overall direction, smaller ones drive change—and outliers slow collective action. Whether the EU can turn this patchwork into a unified strategy will define its China policy in the years ahead.

China Economy & Business

Report

Nov 10, 2025

Recommendations for coordinating US-EU policy

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Zoltán Fehér</span>, <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Valbona Zeneli</span>

To effectively counter China, the United States should prioritize closer coordination with the EU in key areas: economic security, supply chains, anti-coercion, and strategic investment. Joint efforts on trade and investment, technology, and security will be crucial to ensure aligned US-EU action.

China Economy & Business

Report

Nov 10, 2025

Is Europe waking up to the China challenge? How geopolitics are reshaping EU and transatlantic strategy

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Zoltán Fehér</span>, <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Valbona Zeneli</span>

China’s rising global ambitions challenge both US and European interests. By examining the EU’s gradual shift toward “de-risking” and gaps in transatlantic policy, this report offers insights for developing a more coherent and coordinated strategy to address Beijing’s economic and security challenges.

China Europe & Eurasia

Report

Nov 10, 2025

Lithuania’s policy on China: An unlikely EU trailblazer

By <span class="gta-embed–tax–expert gta-post-embed–tax–expert">Valbona Zeneli</span>

Lithuania’s defiance of Chinese pressure has made it a policy innovator in the EU, showing how a small state can strengthen collective resilience. Its firm stance on Taiwan and push for European unity have anchored the EU’s shift toward de-risking and closer transatlantic coordination.

China Economy & Business