The Transatlantic Partnership: Europe and the US in a New Era

Are Europe and the United States destined to grow apart after over 70 years of partnership? Join academics, policy-makers, and other members of the international community in an examination of the transatlantic ties that have generally united Europe and the US; the current status of that relationship, including the issues that divide us; and areas in which a strengthened partnership would be most effective, such as transnational security, trade, and the current refugee crisis.

This conference is co-sponsored by the Office of Member of European Parliament Tamás Meszerics, the NYU Remarque Institute, NYU Center for European and Mediterranean Studies and the NYU/SPS Center for Global Affairs.

Introduction: Tamás Meszerics, Member of European Parliament (Hungary)

Moderator: James F. Hoge, Jr. Senior Adviser, Teneo Intelligence

Panelists:

William Drozdiak, Nonresident Senior Fellow, the Brookings Institution
Ana Gomes, Member of European Parliament (Portugal)
Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, US Navy Retired; President, SJL Global Insights
Stephen Sestanovich, George F. Kennan Senior Fellow for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Council on Foreign Relations; Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs
Gillian Tett, US Managing Editor, Financial Times

Q and A Moderator: Richard Wolffe, US Columnist, The Guardian

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Photo: President Trump and President Macron on July 13, 2017 in Paris, France / US Embassy France (Wikimedia Commons).