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Survey: Transatlantic Relationship Remains Strong
Transatlantic Trends 2011 shows that a 71% of U.S. respondents and 68% of EU respondents said they felt that their countries had enough common values to be able to cooperate on international problems.
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Most Turks Hold Negative View of U.S. and EU Despite Warmer Feelings
Although Turkish feelings for the EU and United States warmed somewhat over the past year, a majority of Turks still view the EU and United States unfavorably.
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Survey: Americans Say Asia More Important Than Europe
The 10th annual Transatlantic Trends survey out today reveals that Americans may be turning their focus away from Europe, as a majority of U.S. respondents said that their national interests lie more...
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More Europeans Support Granting the EU Greater Authority on Immigration Issues
According to the Transatlantic Trends: Immigration 2011 report, European support for allowing the EU to set national-level immigration numbers increased in 2011
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Support In Europe for Sharing Management of North African Migrantation Crisis
According to the Transatlantic Trends: Immigration 2011 Report, a majority of European respondents supported sharing the management the North African migration crisis.
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Survey: Transatlantic Majorities Want to See NATO Engaged in Territorial...
In advance of the 13th annual survey launch Wednesday, September 10, Transatlantic Trends pre-releases a selection of results ahead of the 2014 Wales Summit.
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