Emerging Technology
The United States shouldn’t surrender to Europe’s Digital Markets Act.
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June 30, 2021
Space, the (Increasingly Congested) Final Frontier
The transatlantic community needs to continue to ensure that policymakers are directly joined by practitioners of science and technology
June 11, 2021
Opportunities to Avoid an EU-U.S. Tech Tax War
There are signs that the EU and the U.S. may be moving closer on international tech taxes.
June 11, 2021
Two to Tango – A Transatlantic Technology Alliance
Allies need to comprehend that there is one ambition they share which should prevail over all others
June 1, 2021
Iron Dome Shows AI’s Risks and Rewards
Strategically and operationally, it must remain clear that AI is but one tool.
May 4, 2021
Ukraine’s Naftogaz Debacle Provides Perils and Opportunities
The government is playing a dangerous game with the state-owned gas company, but the West could use this as a moment to entrench reform.
April 27, 2021
Relegating the “Russia Problem” to Turkey
Turkey is poking at Russia’s underbelly
April 20, 2021
Disputes Mar the EU’s Struggle to Regulate Tech
The Digital Markets Act is an ambitious effort to prop up European tech companies, which have underperformed in driving innovation
April 20, 2021
Covid Spats Reveal Central and Eastern Europe’s Political Outlines
The attitudes of Central-Eastern Europeans toward vaccines from the east are starkly different
April 19, 2021
Bosnia & Herzegovina: Targeted Western Aid Can Heal Divides
In 2005, the world’s first statue dedicated to the martial arts actor Bruce Lee was unveiled, not as you might imagine in his hometown of San Francisco, nor in Hong Kong where he was raised, but in Mostar, Bosnia and Hercegovina (BiH).