Author: William Drozdiak, President, American Council on Germany
May/June 2010
Foreign Affairs
As the United States and Europe face common threats around the globe, the time has come to break down the bureaucratic barrier between the European Union and NATO. Today's challenges require the hard power of NATO and the soft power of the EU.
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