FEATURED COMMENTARY & ANALYSIS
 
							
																											New Atlanticist
																									Oct 2, 2024
							
A man in a hurry: Keir Starmer’s early approach is making waves at home and abroad
																			By
										Ed Owen
																	
The new UK prime minister’s much-anticipated speech at the Labour Party’s recent gathering in Liverpool is a window into where the country may be headed.
 
							
																											New Atlanticist
																									Oct 2, 2024
							
Three state elections have backed Germany into a corner
																			By
										Jurek Wille and Friedrich Conradi
																	
The recent successes of populist parties in Germany’s state elections could signal an imminent shift in Berlin’s policies on climate, immigration, and aid for Ukraine.
 
							
																											New Atlanticist
																									Sep 26, 2024
							
France’s new government aims to calm the political storm. What will it mean for foreign policy?
																			By
										Léonie Allard, Jean-Loup Samaan
																	
Prime Minister Michel Barnier is likely to follow the path of President Emmanuel Macron, but the big question is whether the delicate political context in Paris will allow ministers to focus on crises in Ukraine and Lebanon.

 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			