Thought Leadership

Karen Tramontano writes that if President Trump truly wants to help American workers, he—together with Congress—should pursue a trade agenda that makes solving the problem of worker dislocation a priority.

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Jeff Gedmin writes about overlapping with Vladimir Putin in Dresden in the 1980s.

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Karen Tramontano writes that the U.S. needs a new approach to international trade that truly helps workers.

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Jeff Gedmin pens a memo to the new CEO of U.S. international media.

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Karen Tramontano argues that the current heated debate over international trade is the outcome of a flawed public policy and political framework.

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Bill Danvers released a report on the elements necessary to assist Libya with its economy and the development of institutions that can provide the foundation for a revitalized nation.

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Jeff Gedmin writes on the convergence between the U.S. presidential campaign and Ukraine.

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Jeff Gedmin writes that if the EU is to survive in some form, it must start to tackle serious problems convincingly in the eyes of larger numbers of Europeans.

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Jeff Gedmin writes that it's good news that the Alliance is finally focused on the Russian threat to the West.

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Sally Painter writes on the danger that "NATO's leaders seem to have forgotten its strength, and an unfortunate timidity has set in" in the face of a "resurgent Russia."

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