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Michele Dunne Featured at CFR on Egypt's Presidential Election
Michele Dunne, director of the Council's Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East, participated in a Council on Foreign Relations discussion on Egypt's presidential elections with Steven A. Cook, moderated by James J. Zogby.
Ian Brzezinski Senate Testimony on NATO: Chicago and Beyond
Ian Brzezinski, Atlantic Council senior fellow with the International Security Program, testified before the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the upcoming NATO Summit in Chica
David Koranyi Pens Op-Ed in Hurriyet Daily News
David Koranyi, deputy director of the Council's Patriciu Eurasia Center, published a commentary piece in the Hurriyet Daily News entitled "Nabucco and the embattled Hungarian Prime Minister."
MSNBC's 'Morning Joe' Features Fred Kempe and Awards Dinner
Atlantic Council President and CEO Fred Kempe appeared on msnbc's Morning Joe to discuss the recent French and Greek elections and their wider impact on Europe. The Atlantic Council's 2012 Awards Dinner was also featured in a segment on Prince Harry and his charity dedicated to helping wounded warriors.
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Sarwar Kashmeri
Sarwar A. Kashmeri is a senior fellow with the Atlantic Council’s International Security Program.
He is an author, current affairs commentator, and a strategic communications advisor to international companies. He is recognized on both sides of the Atlantic as a specialist and commentator on U.S.-European relations.
Kashmeri’s latest book, NATO 2.0: Reboot or Delete? was published by Potomac Books, in March 2011. His previous book America and Europe after 9/11 and Iraq: the Great Divide was published by Potomac Books in September 2008. Both books are based on his experience as a transatlantic businessman, and on private conversations with American and European military and political leaders. Palgrave Macmillan selected Kashmeri to write the chapter on the future of the United States-European relationship for The Impact of 9/11 on Politics and War: The Day That Changed Everything? (August 2009).
Kashmeri speaks frequently before business, foreign policy, and military audiences and is a commentator on Vermont Public Radio. At the Atlantic Council he initiated and hosts the New Atlanticist Podcast Series; and is the host of Global Currents for the Foreign Policy Association. Both programs feature conversations with global leaders to explore the intersection of globalization, international business, and foreign policy.
Kashmeri earned a BS in Aerospace Engineering, and a MS in Engineering, both from Saint Louis University where he taught on the faculty. He has written numerous opinion pieces on transatlantic issues and chaired business and public policy panels. He has participated in the National Security Seminar at the United States Army War College. He is a fellow with the Foreign Policy Association; a Trustee of the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation; Member of the American Precision Museum, and of the US Advisory Board of the Ditchley (U.K.) Foundations, and a member of the Vermont Council on World Affairs. He teaches an annual course on American foreign policy at Dartmouth College’s School of Continuing Education-ILEAD.
Kashmeri is at sarwar@kashmeri.com or via telephone: (US) 802.484.3411
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2012 Young Atlanticist Summit
The Atlantic Council will feature LIVE streaming for most of this year's 2012 Young Atlanticist Summit in Chicago.
The Atlantic Council Covers the 2012 NATO Summit in Chicago
For over fifty years, the Atlantic Council has served as a preeminent, nonpartisan institution devoted to promoting transatlantic cooperation and international security. This May, as the NATO Summit converges on Chicago, the Atlantic Council maintains that the transatlantic alliance remains not only relevant, but vital, to today’s changing world.
Atlantic Council/Foreign Policy Survey: The Future of NATO
Does the 63-year-old Alliance still matter today? In advance of the upcoming NATO summit in Chicago, The Atlantic Council and Foreign Policy asked politicians, scholars, and other observers from both sides of the Atlantic to weigh in.
Lessons from Our Cyber Past: The First Cyber Cops
On May 16, the Atlantic Council’s Cyber Statecraft Initiative hosted the event "Lessons from Our Cyber Past: The First Cyber Cops,” a discussion with Steven R. Chabinsky, Shawn Henry, and Christopher M. Painter.
2012 Wroclaw Global Forum
From May 31 – June 2, the 2012 Wroclaw Global Forum will bring together important decision-makers and business leaders from the United States and Europe to discuss Central Europe’s role as a critical partner in US efforts to promote political, security and economic ties across the Atlantic.
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