Max Bergmann
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Washington, DC, United States
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Reviving transatlantic relations after Trump – Max Bergmann
If Joe Biden were to win the White House, transatlantic relations could return to default or be transformed—with much depending on how Europe reacted. → Read More
To Strengthen NATO, Congress Must Help End Its Reliance On Russian Equipment
Here are three steps to remove a dangerous dependence on the alliance’s primary threat. → Read More
Patrick Barry
Patrick Barry served in the Defense and Homeland Security Departments during the Obama administration, where he advised Cabinet officials on counterterrorism, cyberspace and intelligence. → Read More
Max Bergmann
Max Bergmann is a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, where he focuses on European security and U.S.-Russia policy. → Read More
Max Bergmann
Max Bergmann is a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, where he focuses on European security and U.S.-Russia policy. → Read More
Patrick Barry
Patrick Barry served in the Defense and Homeland Security Departments during the Obama administration, where he advised Cabinet officials on counterterrorism, cyberspace and intelligence. → Read More
To Learn How to Protect America From Digital Threats, Look to Europe
European nations are charting the way, adopting whole-of-society methods for dealing with this new challenge. → Read More
To Learn How to Protect America From Digital Threats, Look to Europe
European nations are charting the way, adopting whole-of-society methods for dealing with this new challenge. → Read More
To Learn How to Protect America From Digital Threats, Look to Europe
To Learn How to Protect America From Digital Threats, Look to Europe By Max Bergmann and Patrick Barry March 27, 2018 The revelation that Cambridge Analytica, a data firm hired by the Trump campaign, exploited Facebook data from 50 million Americans should be a wake-up call. Our government is failing to protect us online. Foreign intelligence agencies need only check social media user-agreement… → Read More
Trump’s Attitude Toward Russia Sanctions Makes a Mockery of the United States
The question now is whether Congress will do anything about it. → Read More
How Facebook Could Crack the Trump-Russia Case
Facebook should be treated like a crime scene. The social media company likely has troves of data that could provide critical leads for the investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government. → Read More