Letter From Berlin
If Germany is to live up to international expectations about its power and responsibility, then Berlin has to realize that foreign policy begins at home.
- Volker Perthes,
- Markus Kaim
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· June 11, 2014
Collective Defense and Common Security: Twin Pillars of the Atlantic Alliance
Even as the scars of the economic crisis and the siren call of populist politicians tempt them to turn inwards, governments must reaffirm the value of the Atlantic Alliance.
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- Sinan Ülgen,
- Martin Butora,
- Ivo Daalder,
- Camille Grand,
- Robin Niblett,
- Ana Palacio,
- Roland Paris,
- Volker Perthes,
- Nathalie Tocci,
- Marcin Zaborowski
NATO
Dealing with Iran's Nuclear Ambitions: What Future Strategy for the International Community?
March 11, 2008
A high-level panel on Iran held in Berlin, Germany, and hosted by Carnegie Europe on March 11, 2008.
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- George Perkovich,
- Pierre Goldschmidt,
- Eckart Von Klaeden,
- Volker Perthes
After a Bloody Summer: What’s New in the Middle East?
October 4, 2006
The Lebanon war was a war without winners. Trends indicate that if anything, the changes that are taking place are going in the wrong direction. This was a conflict where none of the participants achieved their objectives. The Carnegie Endowment, in cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, hosted Marina Ottoway, Volker Perthes, and Amr Hamzawy to discuss implications of the Lebanon War.
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- Marina Ottaway,
- Amr Hamzawy,
- Volker Perthes,
- Hisham Melhem