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The @CSIS Europe Program produces forward-looking analyses on transatlantic relations and security & political developments across Europe and the Arctic.

Washington, D.C.
Joined March 2012
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[Thread] Thrilled to publish a piece for @CSIS @CSISEurope with my colleague @DonatienneRuy on the European Peace Facility, a new instrument that will enable the European Union to provide military equipment and infrastructure to its partners. 👇 csis.org/analysis/european-p…
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Finland and Norway have many comparative advantages that could benefit the United States—including proximity to the strategic High North, specialist regional expertise, and pragmatic relations with Russia. Learn more from @rach_ellehuus and @ColinCWall cs.is/2YtEsjO
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It took until 2018, 10 years after the outbreak of 2008 financial crisis, for defense expenditures in Europe to recover their pre-crisis levels. @morcos_pierre examines how Europe can avoid another sharp decrease in defense spending during Covid-19. cs.is/31bvDNx
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Ireland's election yielded a fractured political landscape, with the Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael parties threatening to form a coalition against the Sinn Féin @CSISEurope experts warn that they should beware the consequences of denying voters' choice. csis.org/blogs/european-elec…
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Some European countries have enabled Russia's malign economic activities, feeding the Kremlin’s cycle of influence, weakening democratic structures on the continent, and threatening U.S. and transatlantic security. Read the full Kremlin Playbook 2: cs.is/2I0G9OI
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Bob and Andrew sit down with @CSISEurope director Heather Conley to discuss what comes next for the United Kingdom now that it has left the European Union. Apple: cs.is/3973MQ1 Spotify: cs.is/3973CYV
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The Arctic is warming faster than any other part of the planet, threatening ecosystems and biodiversity. Meanwhile, Russia and China are rapidly expanding their footprint in the region. Read the @CSISOceans and @CSISEurope report to learn more: cs.is/2HmnqfV
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.@PhilHoganEU at @CSIS: “my meetings confirmed that there are powerful and influential voices on both sides of the Atlantic calling for political leadership to refresh, recalibrate, and generally reclaim our shared trade agenda in the coming months.” @CSISEurope
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By enabling Russia's malign economic activities, some European countries are feeding the Kremlin’s cycle of influence, weakening democratic structures, and threatening transatlantic security: cs.is/2I0G9OI
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The United Kingdom's latest general election has left Boris Johnson's Conservative party with a commanding majority. @CSISEurope director Heather Conley explains how this election impacts Brexit and British politics for years to come: cs.is/34Jtd7X
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The United Kingdom's latest general election has left Boris Johnson's Conservative party with a commanding majority. @CSISEurope director Heather Conley explains how this election impacts Brexit and British politics for years to come: cs.is/34Jtd7X
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On December 3rd and 4th, NATO leaders met in London to discuss the future of the alliance. @CSISEurope experts discuss what's happening with NATO: cs.is/38O2gTP
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Bob and Andrew discuss Brexit, UK elections, and parallels between U.S. and U.K politics with @CSISEurope director Heather Conley and @BBCWorld anchor and correspondent @LauraTrevelyan Apple: cs.is/2m90kkF Spotify: cs.is/2Pz61Uh
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1/ As the British electorate prepares to vote for a new parliament tomorrow, the country's divorce with the EU looms large. Check out the @CSISEurope series "Brexit Bits, Bobs, and Blogs" to catch up on the latest developments in British politics. csis.org/blogs/brexit-bits-b…
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After another Brexit roller-coaster, the UK is heading for a December election that will likely be a do-or-die moment for some parties. csis.org/blogs/brexit-bits-b…
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White smoke drifted over the European Commission building in Brussels on October 17th: there is a new agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union. But what’s in it? @CSISEurope director Heather Conley explains. csis.org/blogs/brexit-bits-b…
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While the U.S. has let its Arctic policy flounder for decades, Russia and China have stepped up their presence both economically and militarily, writes @CSISEurope director Heather Conley in @ForeignAffairs. foreignaffairs.com/articles/…
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The Arctic is warming at twice the rate of the rest of the planet and has been warmer over the past five years than at any time since records began in 1900: cs.is/2HmnqfV
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It is now urgent to build a diplomatic off-ramp, focusing on shared European and U.S. objectives toward Iran. csis.org/analysis/strait-gat…
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In our latest #RussianRoulette podcast, @DrJMankoff and @CSISEurope’s @rach_ellehuus discuss European reactions to the end of the INF treaty and the implications for NATO’s strategy. You can find our 89th episode here: bit.ly/1Vbaydy
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