Recalibrating the Transatlantic Relationship

The transatlantic relationship is not in crisis. It is, however, at an inflection point and under unprecedented strain. Those are different things, and the distinction matters for how you think about what comes next.

I spent several days last week in London and Brussels, co-hosting geopolitical dinners with senior figures from finance, policy, and business on both sides of the Atlantic. The conversations covered a lot of ground: the Iran war, Ukraine and NATO, China, energy, AI, and private capital. Underlying all of it was a deeper question: what will actually hold this relationship together when shared values are no longer doing as much of the work as they once did?

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