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2012

• Harmonizing EU and US Animal Welfare Law: A Congressional Briefing. Top experts in public health, law and animal welfare monitoring will speak to a Congressional panel on April 17. More information can be seen here. 
• A Transatlantic Partnership for Jobs and Growth. CTR Executive Director Dan Hamilton outlined a 3 point agenda for the U.S. and EU in testimony before the US Congress here.
• CTR Fellow Christina Lin on April 19, 2012 testified before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission. For more information click here.
• Time to Overhaul NATO's Partnerships. CTR Managing Director Andras Simonyi argues for a new course in the Washington Times here.
• CTR Fellow Judit Kozenkow comments on Central Europe's Window of Opportunity here.
• CTR Visiting Fellow Erik Brattberg published an article in the Journal for Contingencies and Crisis Management on U.S. post-9/11 homeland security reforms here.
• Putin Makes Anti-Americanism a Centerpiece of His Campaign. Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service.
• Mr. Monti Comes to Washington – But Will He Survive in Rome? Italian PM Monti’s challenges could overwhelm his reformist agenda. CTR Senior Fellow Federiga Bindi comments here. For a shorter version on CNBC click here. She also comments on the topic for formiche here.
• Russia Draws the Line on Syria. Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service.
• CTR Fellow Christina Lin discusses How Pakistan's Unstable Tribal Areas Threaten China's Core Interests here.
• Yavlinskiy Tossed Off the Ballot. Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service.
• CTR Distinguished Fellow and former Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai comments on Republic, Reconciliation, Recovery: On Hungary on at the time of Twelfth Night. Click here for English, and here for Hungarian.
• Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen joins a discussion with Sergey Markedonov (in Russian) here.
• What Role for What Rule of Law in EU-U.S. Counterterrorism Cooperation? CTR Non-Resident Fellow Thorsten Wetzling explores the question here.
• All For One, One For All: Towards a Transatlantic Solidarity Pledge. CTR Director Daniel Hamilton and Mark Rhinard make the case here.
• The U.S.-EU Security and Justice Agenda in Action. CTR Director Daniel Hamilton joins other authors for a review here.
• Putin Considers His Options. Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service.
• CTR Visiting Research Associate Erik Brattberg co-authored a paper on The EU and U.S. as International Actors in Disaster Relief here.
• The Western Balkans and the 2012 NATO Summit. Testimony by Daniel Serwer, January 18, 2012, here.
• Ukraine Could Do Much More to Renegotiate Gas Price with Russia. CTR Fellow Taras Kuzio wrote an article for the Foreign Notes blog here.
• Ukraine’s International Isolation Grows. CTR Fellow Taras Kuzio comments in the Eurasia Daily Monitor here.

2011

• Moscow Hopes for Policy Continuity in North Korean Succession. Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service.
• The Kremlin’s push-back on democracy protesters. Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service.
• Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Fellow Tim Haughton wrote an article on the recent elections in Slovenia for the award-winning Moneky Cage blog.
• Austerity and Arithmetic. CTR Distinguished Fellow and former Irish PM John Bruton looks at the European deal.
• Ten Factors why Yulia Tymoshenko is Imprisoned and Why She is Unlikely to be Released From Prison. Taras Kuzio testified before the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development at the Canadian Parliament. Read the full testimony here.
• EU Sends Confusing Signals On Ukraine and Belarus. Taras Kuzio writes on September 12 for Eurasia Daily Monitor that the EU is sending contradictory signals toward its Eastern Neighborhood, which indicates it has not learnt its lessons from dealing with Belarus.
• Hungary's President Pal Schmitt: Why a Europe Whole and Free Still Matters. A summary of his CTR talk is available at CNBC here.
• Slovak Bailout. CTR Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Fellow Tim Haughton wrote an op-ed for the Slovak daily Pravda on the rejection of the euro bailout and the fall of the Radicova government in Slovakia. An English language version of the article can be found here.
• A Strong Europe in a Globalized World: From the Hungarian to the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. CTR hosted a conference on June 17 on this topic - click here for more.
• The Balkan Summer of 2011. CTR's Michael Haltzel argues here that several of the countries of the Western Balkans face critical choices in the summer of 2011, as does the European Union, and to some extent, the United States.  Click here for a summary in BH Dani (in Bosnian).
• Kurt Volker argues that NATO succeeded despite itself here and here.
• NATO pullout leaves Libya with hard tasks ahead. CTR Director Dan Hamilton comments for CNN on the challenges.
• Defense: Lessons from Libya, Kurt Volker quoted by James Blitz, Financial Times, August 30, 2011. 
• Don't Call it a Comeback, by Kurt Volker, Foreign Policy, August 23, 2011.
• Hungary's Backward Slide. Charles Gati, SAIS Professor and interim Director of SAIS's Russian/Eurasian program, comments on Hungary's declining democracy for the New York Times here.
• Eurozone Unlikely to Benefit from Kremlin Billions. CTR Fellow Donald Jensen comments on the EU-Russian relationship on Crossfire on the Voice of America's Russian service here. An English translation can be found here.
• US Needs to Build Buffers against Eurozone's Economic Turmoil argues Nobel Laureate Robert Solow here. Brookings economist Martin Neil Baily and CTR Director Dan Hamilton discuss the impact of the eurozone crisis on the US here.
• Will the EU need to change its treaties to deal with the euro crisis? CTR Distinguished Fellow and former Irish Prime Minister John Bruton tackles the issue here.
• CTR Distinguished Fellows Jose Maria Aznar, Gordon Bajnai and John Bruton discuss Europe's financial crisis in the latest issue of SAIS Reports here.
• Medvedev Rattles Russian Sabers Over Ballistic Missile Defense. CTR Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service Crossfire here.
• CTR French Embassy Fellow Aude Jehan writes on Culture as a Key Factor Within Western Societies and a Political Tool for the European Union in EU Topias here.
• As America Pivots to Asia, Where's Europe? CTR Senior Fellow and Managing Director Kurt Volker comments in Handelsblatt and La Stampa here.
• Il Foglio Quotidano published a review of CTR Resident Fellow Federiga Bindi's recent book Italy and the EU (in Italian) here.
• Ukraine Turns Away from Europe and the West. CTR Fellow Taras Kuzio comments for the Atlantic Council here.
• CTR Senior Fellow Daniel Serwer and Visiting Scholar Daniele Moro were among the experts (also: Italian Foreign Minister Terzi) interviewed for a three-parts series on Italo-American relations.
• CTR Director Dan Hamilton comments on the US-EU Summit for the Polish daily Rzeczpospolita here (in Polish).
• CTR Director Dan Hamilton comments for Deutsche Welle on the US-EU Summit and shifting perspectives on the US and Europe here.
• Cairo in Turmoil: The Egyptian Revolution Part Two. CTR Senior Fellow Klaus Larres comments from Tahir Square here for CNBC.
• CTR Senior Fellow and Managing Director Kurt Volker gave a testimony before the House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs, Sub-Committee on Europe and Eurasia: The State of Affairs of the Balkans.
• Moscow Tilts Toward Tehran in Dispute over Iran Nuclear Program Report. Resident Fellow Donald N. Jensen comments in VOA Russian Service Crossfire here.
• CTR Distinguished Fellows Jose Maria Aznar, Gordon Bajnai and John Bruton discuss Europe's Financial Crisis in the latest issue of SAIS Reports here.
• Why Yulia Tymoshenko Will Remain Imprisoned. CTR Fellow Taras Kuzio writes on why Yulia Tymoshenko is Imprisoned in the Ukraine in the Eurasia Daily Monitor.
• Euro Crisis: All Politics are Local and Why Americans Should Care: CTR Director Dan Hamilton comments for the San Francisco Chronicle. 
• Crooks, Fools and Optimists. CTR's Daniel Serwer looks at prospects for the Bosnian economy, summarizing a CTR-sponsored panel on the subject.
• The G20's Global Rebalancing Act. Matthias Matthijs and Neil Shenai offer a way forward on CNN.com.
• NATO Pullout Leaves Libya with Hard Tasks Ahead. CTR Director Dan Hamilton comments for CNN on the challenges.
• Can Ukraine Hold Free Elections Next Year? CTR Fellow Taras Kuzio writes on holding free elections in the Ukraine in the Eurasia Daily Monitor.
• CTR Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Visiting Fellow Taras Kuzio wrote an article for the New Atlanticist blog on Ukraine's future. To read the full-text click here.
• China's New Silk Road to the Mediterreanean. CTR Fellow Christina Lin's latest publication, which examines China's concept of the New Silk Road has been selected by ETH Zurich as special feature.
• CTR Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Fellow Tim Haughton wrote an op-ed for the Slovak daily Pravda on the rejection of the euro bailout and the fall of the Radicova government in Slovakia. An English language version of the article can be found here.
• CTR Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Fellow Tim Haughton published a joint-authored article on the partial cartellization of party politics in Slovenia in September 2011's issue of Communist and Post-Communist Studies. To read the full-text click here.
• European Debt Crisis: Political Economy Back with a Vengeance. CTR Distinguished Fellow Gordon Bajnai comments for CNBC here.
• Towards a Common Strategy for the Arctic. CTR’s Per Augustsson argues for more comprehensive international strategies for the Arctic and for Nordic leadership on the issue in an article published by the Atlantic Council as part of a project on Nordic-Baltic security in the 21st Century. To read the full-text click here.
• Europe's Crisis: Who Might Help? CTR Director Dan Hamilton looks at the options for the French daily Libération.
• As Europe Gets Old, Its Economy Ages. Daniel Hamilton quoted by Allen Greenblatt, NPR, September 24, 2011.
• EU Sends Confusing Signals On Ukraine and Belarus, by Taras Kuzio, Eurasia Daily Monitor, September 12, 2011. 
• Yanukovych's Selective Use Of Justice, by Taras Kuzio, RFE/RL, September 12, 2011. 
• Defense: Lessons from Libya, Kurt Volker quoted by JamesBlitz, Financial Times, August 30, 2011.
• Don't Call it a Comeback, by Kurt Volker, Foreign Policy, August 23, 2011.
• Former NATO Ambassador Volker on Libya, by Kurt Volker, Bloomberg, August 23, 2011.
• Helping Libya Become a Stable, Independent Nation, by Daniel Serwer, The Washington Post, August 23, 2011.
• U.S. Congressional Engagement with Central and Eastern Europe since 1991: the Balkan Wars and NATO Enlargement, by Dr. Michael Haltzel, American Hungarian Federation, August 26, 2011.
• Psychiatric Abuse For Political Purposes Returns to Ukraine, by Taras Kuzio, Eurasia Daily Monitor, August 17, 2011.
• Tymoshenko Arrest Changes Everything, by Taras Kuzio, Kyiv Post, August 6, 2011.
• National Security in an Age of Austerity, by Kurt Volker, Dallas Morning News, August 5, 2011.
• Natural Gas and Energy Security in the Visegrad and the Baltic States, by David Koranyi and Andris Spruds, August 2011. 
• Spending Cuts that Threaten our Influence Abroad, by Dan Serwer, The Washington Post, July 29, 2011.
• Afghanistan and Libya Point NATO to Five Lessons, by Kurt Volker, Christian Science Monitor, July 28, 2011.
• “U.S. Policy and the OSCE: Making Good on Commitments.”  Testimony at Hearing of the U.S. Congressional Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (Helsinki Commission), by Mike Haltzel, July 28, 2011.
• Europe’s Ukrainian Test, by F. Stephen Larrabee and Taras Kuzio, Project Syndicate, June 30, 2011.
• Could Elections be Democratic in Ukraine without Tymoshenko?, by Taras Kuzio, ACUS New Atlanticist Blog, June 28, 2011.
• China's Silk Road Strategy in AfPak: The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, by Christina Lin, ISN ETH Zurich, June 19, 2011.
• EU Should Get Tough with Yanukovych, by Taras Kuzio, Kyiv Post, June 16, 2011.
• Punching above our weight to lead top regional security organisation, by Denis Corboy, William Courtney and Michael Haltzel, Irish Times, June 10, 2011.
• Obama's crucial moment in Poland, by Kurt Volker, Ivan Vejvoda, and Damon Wilson, Christian Science Monitor, May 26, 2011.
• Obama gets warm welcome despite being cool on Europe, Dan Hamilton quoted by Bryony Jones, CNN, May 24, 2011.
• Time for a reality check, by Taras Kuzi, Kyiv Post, May 11, 2011.
• Ukraine is No Longer a U.S. Strategic Priority, by Taras Kuzio, Kyiz Post, May 6, 2011.
• British Geostrategy for a New European Age, by Luis Simon, RUSI Journal, April/May 2011.
• Libya: Time for Boots on the Ground? by Luis Simon, Europe's World, April 29, 2011.
• Obama, Medvedev, and a Second Term, by Don Jensen, Voice of America, April 7, 2011.
• Afghanistan: Making the Transition Sustainable, by Eva Gross, AtlanticCommunity.org, April 1, 2011.
• Leaked Cables Show U.S. Was Wrong On Ukraine's Yanukovych, by Taras Kuzio, Radio Free Europe|Radio Liberty, March 31, 2011. 
• Berlusconi to negotiate Libya deal?, by Federiga Bindi, Europa (in Italian) and Public Service Europe, March 29, 2011.
• Libya and Presidential Politics, by Don Jensen, Voice of America, March 23, 2011.
• What Next in Libya?, by Kurt Volker, Christian Science Monitor, March 22, 2011.
• Obama and Europe Two Years On, by Dan Hamilton, Deutsche Welle, March 17, 2011.
• Fake Chocolate and Political Islam, by Patrycja Sasnal, EU Observer, March 17, 2011.
• Can Europe Win the Future?, by Dan Hamilton, European Voice, March 16, 2011.
• Mr. Biden Goes to Moscow, by Don Jensen, Voice of America, March 9, 2011.
• Behind Iraq's protests, a call for better democracy, by Daniel Serwer, Washington Post, March 3, 2011.
• Gorbachev and Medvedev, by Don Jensen, Voice of America, March 2, 2011.
• The law on and practice of state secrets in Germany, by Thorsten Wetzling, Alternatives Internationales (in French), March 2011.
• Authorities turn up heat on political opponents, by Taras Kuzio, Kyiv Post, February 24, 2011.
• Turkey's Rising Role in the Middle East, by Gulnur Aybet, Today's Zaman, February 20, 2011.
• The EU’s Eastern Partnership and Regional Politics, by David Cadier, Azerbaijan in the World, February 15, 2011.
• Europe in Tunisia: A standby actor or the main character?, by Kimana Zulueta-Fulscher, EUISS, February 2011.
• How To Turn A 'Partly Free' Ukraine Into A 'Not Free' Ukraine, by Taras Kuzio, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, February 15, 2011.
• Disagreements over Missile Defense Threaten to Undermine new START Treaty, by Don Jensen, Voice of America, February 9, 2011.
• North African Lessons for Post-Soviet Autocrats, by Don Jensen, Voice of America, January 19, 2011.
• Will this always be Ukraine’s fate? by Taras Kuzio, Kyiv Post, January 20, 2011.
• Arizona Shooting Echoes in Moscow by Don Jensen, Voice of America, January 12, 2011.
• Taking Stock of the Reset by Don Jensen, Voice of America, January 2, 2011.

2010 

• Germany's Draft, Dodged for Good by Elizabeth Pond, World Policy, December 30, 2010.
• Wikileaks Revolution, by Daniele Moro (Italian), Insituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale, December 23, 2010.
• Ukraine Can't Combine Putinism And European Integration by Taras Kuzio, Radio Free Europe, December 28, 2010.
• Obama Is No Reagan on Nuclear Disarmament by Amanda Kempa, Spiegel online, December 23, 2010.
• Moscow Gains from Belarus Election Crackdown by Don Jensen, Voice of America, December 22, 2010.
• "Sanadarization" and the State of Democracy in the Balkans interview with Vedran Dzihic, TPortal (in Croatian), December 21, 2010.
• Moscow Riots Symptom of Deeper Political Degeneration by Don Jensen, Voice of America, December 15, 2010.
• Kosovo - an Unfinished State? by Vedran Dzihic, Die Presse (in German), December 14, 2010.
• Sanader case reveals Balkan democracy crisis by Vedran Dzihic, Der Standard, December 13, 2010.
• Is the “Bad Drought” in Polish-Russian Relations Coming to an End? by Don Jensen, December 8, 2010.
• Modernizing the OSCE by Director Kurt Volker, ACUS, December 2010.
• Medvedev State of the Nation Address Disappoints by Don Jensen, Voice of America, December 1, 2010.
• The challenge of Middle East Peace by Patrycja Sasnal, PISM, December 2010.
• Defining Success in Iraq by Daniel Serwer, Current History, December 2010.
• Korea Tensions Test US Russia Rapprochement by Don Jensen, Voice of America Russia Service, November 24, 2010.
• NATO summit reality check: Brilliant policy vs. real world resistance by Kurt Volker, Christian Science Monitor, November 22, 2010.
• Changing the Foreign Policy Guard in the U.S. House by Dan Hamilton, Capitol News Connection, November 22, 2010.
• Ukrainian Democracy: Deeds not Words by Taras Kuzio, Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty, November 22, 2010.
• Three Questions: Russia, NATO and Afghanistan by Kurt Volker, Voice of America, November 18, 2010.
• Looking Back at the First Reagan-Gorbachev Summit by Don Jensen, Voice of America Russia Service, November 17, 2010.
• Kosovo: The Next Steps by Dan Serwer, U.S. Institute for Peace, November 5, 2010.
• The Balkans Can Still be Lost by Dan Serwer and Soren Jessen-Petersen, International Herald Tribune, November 10, 2010.
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Cold War by Amanda Kempa, Oxonian Review, November 2010.
• Previewing the Lisbon Summit by Don Jensen, Voice of America, November 2010.
• A Mid-Course Correction of Obama's Foreign Policy? by Don Jensen, Voice of America, November 2010.
• Midterm Election Results Likely to Slow US-Russian Reset by Don Jensen, Voice of America, November 2010.
• Luzhkov Departs by Don Jensen, Voice of America, November 2010.
• Operation EUFOR TCHAD/RCA and the EU's Common Security and Defense Policy by Bjoern Seibert. Monograph published by the U.S. War College, October, 2010.
• Two Decades of a United Germany by Michael Haltzel, AICGS, October 2010.
• Strange bedfellows - EU Socialists and Yanukovych by Taras Kuzio, EU Observer, October 2010.
• US, Russia Corruption Rankings Decline by Don Jensen, Voice of America, October 2010.
• Hugo Chavez on the Road by Don Jensen, Voice of America, October 2010.
• Moscow-Minsk Troubles by Don Jensen, Voice of America, October 2010. 
• Rebuilding Central Europe by Kurt Volker, The Washington Times.
• Thanks to Sarkozy: Deportations of Roma are finally an issue by Vedran Dzihic, Die Presse, October 2010.
• EU Trilateralism: Germany, France, Britain, and the Failed Attempt to Turn the EU into a Serious Global Player by Klaus Larres, October 2010.
• Two Decades of a United Germany by Michael Haltzel, October 2010.
• Luzhkov Departs by Don Jensen,Voice of America, September 2010.
• Afghanistan war: Is the US in it to win it? by Kurt Volker in The Christian Science Monitor, September 2010.
• Ukraine's Oligarchs and Democratic Regression: Why Are They Silent? by Taras Kuzio, September 2010.
• Lessons from the Quran Episode by Jocelyne Cesari, CNN.com, September 2010.
• Violent Radicalization in Europe by Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen in Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, September 2010.
• The ICC at Eight - Assessing U.S. Policy and International Criminal Law: Reciprocal Influences by Patricia Pinto Soares, September 2010.
• Islam is a religion, not a terror ideology by Jocelyne Cesari on CNN.com, August 2010.
• A French fairy-veil, sans happy ending by Jocelyne Cesari on CNN.com, July 2010.
• Europe Gets It Right by Kurt Volker and Juan Zarate in Foreign Policy, August 2010. 
• Nuclear future by Kurt Volker in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, August 2010.
• Azerbaijan and NATO by Emiliano Stornelli in News.az, August 2010.
• The U.S.-EU Bank Data Transfer Deal by Kurt Volker with Juan Zarate for CBS News, July 2010.
• Don’t Lose Ukraine by Taras Kuzio and F. Stephen Larrabee  in Project Syndicate, June 2010.
• The Model of Models by Kurt Volker in The American Interest, July 2010.
• Beyond the Atlantic by Mitchell Orenstein The American Interest, July 2010.
• Fixing the Euro While Fixing the EU’s Democratic Deficits by former Irish Prime Minister John Bruton, CTR, June 2010.
• Homeward bound - AQIM fails to strike Western Europe by Jean-Luc Marret in Jane's Intelligence Review, May 2010.
• Sochi Olympics offer a lever on Russia and rights by Kurt Volker in the Washington Post, May 2010.
• Where is Ukraine heading? by Taras Kuzio, May 2010.  
• Europe Needs A New Model by John Bruton, May 2010.
• Four Ways the West can Rebuild a Crumbling International Order, by Kurt Volker in Christian Science Monitor, May 2010.
• The United States and Central Europe: Looking to the Future, by Dan Hamilton.
• Afghanistan Command Change, Kurt Volker comments in The Washington Post, June 2010.
• CTR Director Dan Hamilton comments on the Swedish election debate over foreign policy, Newsmill.se, June 2010.
• Is President Obama's Afghanistan strategy working? by Kurt Volker, Washington Post, May 2010.
• Afghan leader Karzai in Washington, comments by Kurt Volker, BBC's "The World", May 2010.
• General Election 2010: The next Prime Minister must nurture the Special Relationship by Kurt Volker, Telegraph, May 2010. 
• No big changes for UK's Europe policy after election interview with Klaus Larres, Deutsche Welle, May 2010.   
• Cameron ist keine Mrs Thatcher interview with Klaus Larres, Aargauer Zeitung (in German), May 2010.
• From Lockerbie to Umar Farouk Abdul-Mutallab, Jean Luc Marret, Transatlantic Security Paper, April 2010.
• The 'Obama effect' has been to lay bare deep transatlantic tensions, by Kurt Volker, Europe's World, April 2010. 
• Tipping point in Bosnia, Serbia, and Kosovo: EU and NATO must finish the job, Kurt Volker, The Christian Science Monitor, April 2010.
• Hillary's Offer - EU and NATO must work hand in hand by Dan Hamilton, Global Europe, March 2010.
• Russia’s relations with NATO, comments by Dan Hamilton, Der Spiegel, March 2010.  
• Transatlantic homeland security - Only cooperation can make us safe by Dan Hamilton, Global Europe, January 2010.
• The US reconsiders Transatlantic Security, by Don Jensen, NATO Defense Forum Paper, January 2010.
• Obama und Europa, Dan Hamilton, Das Parlament, January 2010.
• White House security report: Detroit bomber online chat with Kurt Volker, WashingtonPost.com, January 2010.
• Did Obama Snub Europe? interview with Dan Hamilton, BBC news (32 minutes into program),
• Behind the Moscow Bombing by Jean-Luc Marret, Occassional Paper, March 2010.
• Hoping for the Best is Not Always Enough by Bjoern Seibert, European Voice, March 2010.

2009

• 20 years after Berlin Wall, other walls to fall by Dan Hamilton, San Francisco Chronicle, November 2009.
• Europe is not yet whole, free or entirely at peace by Dan Hamilton, Miami Herald, November 2009. 
• Rough as Velvet - Remembering the twitchy, terrifying final days of communist rule in Czechoslovakia by Tom Omestad, The New Republic, November 2009.  Read his original 1989 piece in The New Republic.
• Deciphering the Fallout on Obama's Missile Plan by Kurt Volker, New York Times, September 2009.
• What is the greatest challenge facing democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina? by Michael Haltzel, State Department's "Engaging the World" blog, November 2009.
• Climate vs. AfPak: Two Different Agendas at the US-EU Summit by Dan Hamilton, GlobalEurope, November 2009.
• Europe and America: No Escape by Kurt Volker, GlobalEurope, October 2009.
• Afghanistan After the Elections by former CTR fellow Michael F Harsch and Rani D Mullen, ISN, September 2009.
• Why Turkey Engages Iran by former CTR Fellow Gulnur Aybet, Today's Zaman, October 2009.
• How to Negotiate with Iran by Peter Jones, Foreign Policy, April 2009.
• Razzia: A Turning Point in Modern Strategy by Thomas Rid, Terrorism and Political Violence, October 2009
• NATO's Future   Dan Hamilton interviews in the Economist, at the Brookings Institution,  The Monocle Weekly, Strasbourg Summit NATO Youth Forum, Spring 2009.
• The Roots of Germany's Russia Policy by Thomas Rid and Christopher Chivvis, Survival, April 2009.
• NATO and the UN by Michael Harsch and co-author Johannes Varwick, Survival, April 2009.
• Serbia's Choice by Elizabeth Pond, Survival, April 2009.
• On NATO's Future with Daniel Hamilton, Gazeta Wyborcza (in Polish), March 2009; Tagesspiegel (in German), March 2009.
• The “DFID Model”: Lessons for the U.S.  by Anne C. Richard and George Rupp, February 2009.
• "A New Model for Foreign Aid" by Anne C. Richard, Next Europe, February 2009.
• Currents in Transatlantic Affairs with CTR Senior Fellow Mike Haltzel, Mykolas Romeris University in Vilnius, Lithuania, January 2009.

2008

• "Unsettled: The New Eastern Europe and the West after the Russian-Georgian Conflict" by Daniel Hamilton, Welttrends, 63/2008.
• "The EU's Test in Kosovo" by Elizabeth Pond, The Washington Quarterly, Autumn 2008.
• "Spheres of Influence?" with Daniel Hamilton, BBC.
• "Europe’s Message to Moscow" by Daniel Hamilton, NextEurope, October 2008.
• "EU split on Kosovo independence" by  Michael Harsch, ISN Security Watch, October 2008.
• "A Sensible but Forgotten Agenda" by Jeffrey Bialos, Defense News, October 2008.
• "Bold Britannia" by Daniel Hamilton, NextEurope, October 2008.
• "Unilateral Delusions" by Joseph Quinlan, Yale Global Online, October 2008.
• "The New National Defense Strategy: A Constructive “Legacy” Vision" by Jeffrey P. Bialos, CTR Occassional Paper, August 2008.
• "A Ready Response to Moscow" by Edward Joseph, International Herald Tribune, August 2008.
• "A New President Will Ask More of Europe",Dan Hamilton, here and here, Summer 2008.
• "How the Union for the Mediterranean will work" by Fabrizio Tassinari, EU Observer, July 2008.
• "Making Bosnia Work" by Edward Joseph and Bruce Hitchner, USIP policy brief, June 2008.
• "Al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb: A “Glocal” Organization" by Jean-Luc Marret, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, June 2008.
• "Serbia's Odd Couple" by Elizabeth Pond, June 2008.
• "Is the United States a "Normative" Power?"
  by Dan Hamilton in CEPS's publication Who is a Normative Foreign Policy Actor? The European Union and its Global Partners by Nathalie Tocci.
• "On a Winning Streak" by Dan Hamilton and Joe Quinlan, E-Sharp magazine, May 2008.
• "Views Compete on How the Region Should Develop" by Joanna Sopinska, feat. an interview with Fabrizio Tassinari, Europolitics, February 13, 2008.
• "Sailing the Black Sea at Last" by Fabrizio Tassinari, EU Observer, February 7, 2008.
• "Reparing the Frayed Transatlantic Bond" by Brian Beary, feat. an interview with Daniel Hamilton, Europolitics, February 5, 2008.
• "To beat climate change, breaking the mold isn’t enough" by Daniel Hamilton, San Francisco Chronicle, January 13, 2008.

2007

• "Economic Sanctions and International Peace and Security," Chapter by CTR's Chantal de Jonge Oudraat in Leashing The Dogs of War: Conflict Management in a Divided World, edited by Chester A. Crocker, Fen Osler Hampson, and Pamela Aall (Washington, DC: United States Institute for Peace, 2007).
• "Un «père fondateur» du lien transatlantique" Interview with CTR's Esther Brimmer on Lafayette's legacy, by Laurent Zecchini in Le Monde, December 28, 2007.
• "The Kosovo Impasse: Is There a Solution?" by Elizabeth Pond, September 2007.
• "Que reste-t-il de la communauté transatlantique?" by Esther Brimmer, Politique Americaine, Summer/Fall 2007.
• "U.S. Attitudes Evolve About EU Security Ambitions" by Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, European Affairs, Summer/Fall 2007.
• "The Future of American Multilateralism" by Edward Jones and Philip Gordon, International Herald Tribune, September 27, 2007.
• "The EU's Invisible Helping Hand in Ukraine" by Fabrizio Tassinari, EU Observer, September 25, 2007.
• "Should We Negotiate with the Taliban?," by Peter Jones, The Ottawa Citizen, September 23, 2007.
• "The GSPC/Al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb: A mix of low and high-tech capabilities," by Jean-Luc Marret, April 25, 2007.
• "Be Pathfinders of Global Economy" by Daniel Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan, Miami Herald, January 11, 2007.
• "Merkel has Posed Right Question in Search for an Atlantic Bridge" by Daniel Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan, Financial Times, January 10, 2007.
• "Opening up the Transatlantic Market" by Daniel Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan, Chicago Tribune, January 10, 2007.

2006

• "Opening Transatlantic Markets" (English) (original German) by Daniel Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, November 30, 2006.
• "Why Quote a Byzantine Emperor?" by Erwan Lagadec, International Herald Tribune, September 24, 2006.
• "When the World Wanted to Help America" by Anne C. Richard, International Herald Tribune, August 30, 2006.
• "Oh, the Weltschmerz of it all" by Daniel Hamilton, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald, San Fransisco Chronicle, June 7, 2006 and Denver Post, June 11, 2006.

2003-2005

• "Bush Moet VN tot bondegnoot maken" by Chantal de Jonge Ourdaat, NRC Handelsblatt, February 2, 2005.
• "Where Do We Go From Here?  Human Rights, Democracy and Rebuilding Transatlantic Relations" by Esther Brimmer, Transatlantic Observer, November 12, 2004.
• "EEUU-ELECCIONES-MEXICO: Kerry Promete Descongelamiento", ANSA, Featuring Loretta Bondi
• "EEUU-ELECCIONES-AMLAT: Seguira en "Baja Prioridad", ANSA, Featuring Loretta Bondi
• "Europe: Still the Most Popular Destination for U.S. FDI", BioTechConnect Newsletter, June 11, 2004.  Featuring Partners in Prosperity by Dan Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan.
• "A Creaking Partnership", The Economist, June 3, 2004.  Featuring Partners in Prosperity by Dan Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan.
• "FDI Soars Despite US-Europe Strains," The Financial Times, June 9, 2004.  Featuring Partners in Prosperity by Dan Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan.
• "Walker's World: The Real Problem with Europe", CountryWatch website (www.countrywatch.com), May 31, 2004.  Featuring Partners in Prosperity by Dan Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan.
• "American perspectives on the European Security and Defence Policy" by Daniel Hamilton, in Jess Pilegaard (ed.) The Politics of European Security (Copenhagen: Danish Institute for International Studies, 2004).
• "Homeland Security. American and European Responses to September 11th," by Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen, in Jess Pilegaard (ed.) The Politics of European Security (Copenhagen: Danish Institute for International Studies, 2004).
• "Four priorities after EU Enlargement" by Daniel Hamilton, Johan Lembke, The Baltic Times, January 29, 2004.
• "A Perspective on American-German Relations” By Esther Brimmer, EUROPA Magazine (Published by the Polish Institute of International Affairs) Vol. 3, Nr. 3, 2003.
• "The Perils of a Peeved Foreign Policy" by Jeffrey Bialos, Jane's Defence Weekly, December 12, 2003.
• "Alors que les divergences strategiques persistent de part et d'autre de l'Atlantique; Europe - Etats-Unis : les affaires tournent" by Dan Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan, Le Figaro, Decembre 3, 2003.
• "A Common Interest in Prosperity, Despite the Rhetoric" by Dan Hamilton and Joseph Quinlan, Financial Times, November 17, 2003.
• "Our Transatlantic Homeland Security: an Interview with Dan Hamilton", En Raeson, November 2003.
• "Last Supper Fallout: Can Defense Industry Meet Tomorrow's Challenges?" by Jeffrey P. Bialos, Defense Weekly, November 2003.
• "Combating Terrorism" by Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, Washington Quarterly, Fall 2003.