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Norwegian ex-PM Stoltenberg tipped as next NATO chief

In the margins of the EU-US summit, British Prime Minister David Cameron has given his support to Jens Stoltenberg as next secretary general of the NATO defence alliance, securing the Norwegian’s lead to get the position.

Energy security towers over EU-US summit

In the wake of the Ukrainian crisis, leaders meeting in Brussels for an EU-US summit today (26 March) decided to reduce Europe’s dependency on Russian gas, and deliver a sound basis for a transatlantic trade deal.

Panicking will not help us, says new US business leader

The path to sustainable growth is complex and measures taken will have an uncertain outcome, but this is a time for responsible action not panic, the newly elected American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) president, Hendrik Bourgeois, told EURACTIV on the eve of the EU-US summit.  

Brussels sees upcoming EU-US summit as ‘strategic’

EU and US top officials are set to have ‘strategic’ discussions on the global economy and eurozone debt crisis at the upcoming EU-US summit in Washington next week (28-29 November), EU sources said in advance of the meeting.

EU-US to iron out differences at November summit

The EU and the US are set to discuss their recent foreign and economic policy differences when they meet in Lisbon on 20 November, on the margins of a NATO summit, the European Commission announced yesterday (17 August).

EU-US agree to cut trade and travel barriers

Unable to make substantial progress on concluding a global trade pact or fighting climate change, EU and US leaders came out of their annual summit with new deals aimed at boosting transatlantic trade and travel.

Climate change sidelined at EU-US summit

Transatlantic divisions over how best to tackle climate change could put a chill on a key EU-US summit meeting on 30 April, overshadowing expected progress on trade and air-travel issues.

Rice visit overshadowed by CIA prison allegations

With alleged CIA prisons in Europe in the focus of European interest, US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice is failing, on her tour of European capitals in December 2005, to raise attention for transatlantic co-operation.