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Abrial on NATO Transformation
SACT speaks out on resources, EU cooperation, and the future of the Alliance
NATO FORUM
Lord Robertson: Leadership Needed
Former SecGen speaks out on Afghanistan, burden sharing, and the Alliance's future
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY
Hillary Clinton on NATO's Future
Secretary of State speaks boldly on the new Strategic Concept
NATO FORUM
NATO Strategic Concept Seminar
Alliance transformation focus of fourth and final Strategic Concept review
TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS
Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero
A discussion on the U.S.-EU strategic partnership
The New Atlanticist
    James Joyner | March 16, 2010
    General Stéphane Abrial, Commander Allied Command Transformation (ACT), declared that, "With defense budgets under growing competition from other lines of public expenditure it is therefore imperative that we are able to assure our publics that we are wasting nothing, that we have not spared ourselves any necessary reform and ask for nothing that is not essential."
    Edward Lucas | March 16, 2010
    The British journalist Edward Lucas speaks on the need for Ukraine to choose between the Russian dictatorships of the law and the European rule of law.
    James Joyner | March 15, 2010
    There's a growing consensus that NATO and the EU must strengthen their cooperation on military planning. Yet the chief obstacles to doing so — they rhyme with Freece and Gurkey — are so taboo Allied leaders are reluctant to mention them by name.
    Alexander J. Motyl | March 15, 2010
    Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko’s decision to confer the title of Hero of Ukraine on nationalist leader Stepan Bandera on Jan. 22 has unleashed a storm of outrage inside and outside Ukraine. Critics accuse Yushchenko of whitewashing a Nazi-era fascist and betraying the ideals of the Orange Revolution that brought him to power.
    Arnaud de Borchgrave | March 12, 2010
    The anemic Middle East "peace process" is beginning to look like The Fool's Errand, the computer game that is a meta-puzzle with a cryptic treasure map for a road that's no longer on the map for the benefit of a wandering fool who seeks his fortune in the mysterious and magical land of Tarot.
    James Joyner | March 11, 2010
    Secretary of State Hillary Clinton returned home from Brazil unable to secure cooperation on increased pressure against Iran's nuclear program.  Nick Gvosdev says we shouldn't be surprised — and that the ramifications go far beyond this one vote.

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James Steinberg: Foreign Policy Priorities of the Obama Administration

On March 15, Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg delivered remarks at the Atlantic Council, outlining the foreign policy approach the Obama administration has taken since taking office over a year ago.

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Estonian President Ilves: The Future of NATO

Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves will deliver a major policy address to the Atlantic Council on March 19 as part of the Global Leadership Series.

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Conference on U.S. Force Posture in Europe

On March 18, the Atlantic Council will host a conference with senior administration officials, experts, and authoritative Europeans to assess the alternative futures for U.S. force posture in Europe.

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U.S.-Iran Relations: Best-Case Scenario

A panel of Iran experts addressed the "best-case scenario" for U.S.-Iran relations at the Atlantic Council.  Dr. Kenneth Katzman, a Middle East scholar at the Congressional Research Service, presented his Atlantic Council-commissioned Compendium of Policies, Laws and Regulations that govern U.S. relations with Iran, and the discussion followed.

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