Jason C. Moyer is the Director of The Next Generation of Transatlantic Leaders initiative at the Transatlantic Leadership Network.
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The Transatlantic Financial Regulatory Coherence (TFRC) coalition, which represents a large portion of the transatlantic financial services community, wants to ensure that a strong financial regulatory framework is included in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Transatlantic exchange operator Nasdaq Inc (NDAQ.
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Although it's only been three years, the airline has gone from a handful of transatlantic flights to 39 routes out of the U.S. – operating many new transatlantic routes that did not exist previously.
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Limited to transatlantic routes, the plane was an economic failure.
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The Trump administration is a tectonic change in transatlantic relations.
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Officials also touted Mexico's first transatlantic deportation flight last week.
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They inveigh against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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The FDP is a party that cherishes the transatlantic relationship.
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Time, then, to hunker down for a transatlantic trade war?
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Three JVs account for almost 80% of the transatlantic market.
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President Donald Trump has raised doubts about the transatlantic alliance.
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In the meantime, the transatlantic data economy can keep humming.
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There is a transatlantic divide on the definition of nativism.
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Thunberg's transatlantic trip is expected to take about two weeks.
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American investigation implicated him in a transatlantic bribery case involving
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The EU remains an essential part of the transatlantic alliance.
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But transatlantic tensions run much deeper than America's 45th president.
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This is why a strong transatlantic partnership is so critical.
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That has underpinned transatlantic ties since the alliance's 1949 foundation.
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He is a senior fellow at the Transatlantic Leadership Network.
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Eventually, we arrange a date for a transatlantic phone call.
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Ultimately, it is all about people, and without those numbers, when the transatlantic community catches fire — real fire, unlike the sparks of the last weeks — numbers will be our life insurance, our transatlantic 911.
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Marea also stretches a route south of most existing transatlantic cables.
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First transatlantic voyage, sinking the Bismarck, rescuing Titanic survivors, first steamship?
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Deals that do not carry a transatlantic whiff may fare better.
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Yet it would be wrong to write off the transatlantic partnership.
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Europeans retort that it also reflects transatlantic differences in business models.
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Transatlantic flights aren't the only ones aided when strong winds hit.
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Kind of makes conducting a transatlantic marriage seem fairly minor, right?
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The company believes this was the world's first transatlantic teleoperations demonstration.
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Other transatlantic rows, on taxation, industrial policy and energy, are brewing.
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NATO's success holds lessons for the transatlantic relationship as a whole.
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MAREA will take a slightly different route than other transatlantic cables.
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This transactional world, his world, will now circumscribe the transatlantic relationship.
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Fantes, and, looming in deathly shadow, the Transatlantic African slave trade.
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Russia is a growing menace, and the transatlantic alliance is fraying.
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Together they control a 3.8 percent share of the transatlantic market.
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Moreover, Trump has already done significant damage to the transatlantic relationship.
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" He added, "#Putin will do anything to shatter the transatlantic alliance.
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The alliance's ability to secure the transatlantic community depends on it.
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Luckily, NATO nations understand the growing threats facing the transatlantic community.
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Such challenges might seem good reasons to strengthen the transatlantic alliance.
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Yet it was "Transatlantic Foe" that would point the band forward.
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Others were invited to celebrations on his famed transatlantic yacht Galeb.
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S. trade deal called the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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"Putin will do anything to shatter the transatlantic alliance," he added.
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Winds in the core of the jet stream reached 240 mph late Friday, which led transatlantic flights to see ground speeds exceeding 800 mph, though the record for fastest transatlantic passenger flight, first broken Sunday, held.
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Low-cost Icelandic-owned Primera Air is scheduled to start transatlantic service in the spring, while Norwegian Air Shuttle is adding service across the pond next year, bringing its total number of transatlantic routes to 61.
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Since the American Revolution, Britain's most dynamic trading relationship has been transatlantic.
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A better illustration of the transatlantic gulf would be hard to find.
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My top priority is the maintenance and improvement of the transatlantic relations.
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CFM is a transatlantic joint-venture co-owned by GE and Safran.
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But the threats come at a particularly sensitive time for transatlantic trade.
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That, the resolution said, would undermine the U.S.-led transatlantic defense alliance.
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The transatlantic market is hugely important on both sides of the pond.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel, a strong believer in the transatlantic relationship, has resisted.
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S. airline on transatlantic routes to and from the New York area.
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Transatlantic Slave Trade and the curse-like consequences wrought on its future
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The transatlantic future is as much an economic as a security question.
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Transatlantic Reinsurance Company Fair American Insurance and Reinsurance Company --IFS at 'A+'.
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This time, his characters aren't just battling transatlantic flights and midlife ennui.
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Berlin is starting to partake of the European and transatlantic disorder. Although
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It took months of transatlantic confrontation before these two disputes were resolved.
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DOES HE SUPPORT YOUR DECISION TO PUSH HARD THAT TRANSATLANTIC INVESTMENT BANK?
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Staley insists investment banking is core to Barclays' transatlantic corporate lending franchise.
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The transatlantic community cannot afford to avoid the tough discussion any longer.
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This moment represents the lowest point in transatlantic relations in recent memory.
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Accordingly, U.S. leadership on maintaining such transatlantic sanctions should remain a priority.
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Both cases are expected to lead to tariffs, deepening transatlantic trade tensions.
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Today, the very concept and value of the transatlantic alliance is questioned.
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Tracking down the whistleblower became a transatlantic effort, the regulators' report showed.
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This pause in Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations, as well as a new Administration and Congress in Washington, could provide all parties with more time to consider a broader transatlantic dialogue on trade with SSA countries.
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Mr Trump appears to promise the biggest rupture in transatlantic relations since 1945.
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A trade war with Europe will only further erode the fragile transatlantic relationship.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Data is the new shared beat for transatlantic antitrust cops.
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To avoid the strong winds, transatlantic flight paths were moved to the north.
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Like its transatlantic counterpart, the IB exercises an outsized influence in two ways.
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In 1932, she became the first woman to complete a solo transatlantic flight.
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So why am I guardedly optimistic about the future of our transatlantic alliance?
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It has never been a good idea to bet against our transatlantic alliance.
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The agreement sent shares higher as fears of a transatlantic trade war ebbed.
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And so an arms race to serve fancier food on transatlantic flights began.
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Forces from the transatlantic alliance have been stationed in the country since 1999.
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In the early 1930s, Bell Labs was experimenting with making wireless transatlantic calls.
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In effect, Tillerson was acting as a spokesman for the transatlantic business community.
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It did less to bolster the transatlantic partnership than to expose its cracks.
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S. tariffs deal reached earlier this year to solve the transatlantic trade conflict.
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The promise of transatlantic unity in a move toward modernity was very real.
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Businesses fear a chilling of transatlantic trade, valued at $1 trillion in 2014.
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U.S. and European leaders should reframe sub-Saharan Africa as a transatlantic issue.
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It is Norwegian's first retreat from a transatlantic market it had entered assertively.
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Its historical transatlantic partner has caused more than one headache with Brussels eurocrats.
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History may still force transatlantic allies together to better manage China's rise collectively.
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The United States had already sanctioned Velmur for assisting Transatlantic Partners Pte. Ltd.
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American will allow basic economy passengers on transatlantic routes to use overhead bins.
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Transatlantic recently entered into a five-year agreement with General Reinsurance Corporation (GenRe) under which Transatlantic acts as the exclusive underwriting manager on behalf of GenRe for U.S. and Canadian broker market treaty reinsurance business written on and after Aug.
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The U.S. and European teams then need to re-plow the complicated terrain that both sides worked on without final success in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP) negotiations from 85033-16 and earlier in the Transatlantic Economic Council.
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"Now, together with the world-class resources and networks of HNA and Transatlantic, we feel the 'sky' is the limit for how far we can take SkyBridge," George Hornig, Chief Executive of RON Transatlantic Financial Holdings, said in the statement.
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The burgeoning competition on transatlantic routes has prompted action by more established European airlines.
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GBC Oil took over the oilfields in March 2016 from Dallas-based TransAtlantic Petroleum.
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But there is a growing transatlantic consensus emerging on privacy in the digital age.
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America and the European Union are also negotiating the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
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Yet that does not make the transatlantic alliance "obsolete", as Mr Trump once claimed.
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The EU leaders' also discussed taxation, another topic that threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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Transatlantic flights may be in the offing at some point in the future too.
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S. economic relations just as efforts to reach a transatlantic free trade pact unravel .
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Most of the transatlantic market is controlled by joint ventures involving global airline heavyweights.
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Transatlantic flights were the carrier's best performing market during the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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Let's sign the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and everything else that might follow.
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The EU leaders' second topic on Thursday, taxation, also threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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And it would help reassure those who worry that the transatlantic bond is fraying.
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Fitch has also affirmed the ratings for Alleghany's wholly owned subsidiary, Transatlantic Holdings, Inc.
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Transatlantic service has only accounted for 19 percent of United's flight capacity this year.
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WE WALKED HIM THROUGH OUR THOUGHTS BEHIND THIS IS TRANSATLANTIC CONSUMER AND WHOLESALE BANK.
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Later that year, British Airways started scheduling transatlantic flights between London and New York.
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The strategic location of Ukraine has put it at the center of transatlantic security.
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The EU and United States agreed to revisions on a key transatlantic data pact.
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It is a positive signal, both for the transatlantic link and the European Union.
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Altmaier said Germany wanted to avoid "a spiral of escalation" in transatlantic trade relations.
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Germany wants to cut a deal with Trump that would eliminate transatlantic tariffs entirely.
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The exploding popularity of African artists has prompted a rise in transatlantic musical collaborations.
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Magnus Nordenman is the director of the Transatlantic Security Initiative at the Atlantic Council.
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Nordenman's areas of expertise include Nordic-Baltic security, transatlantic relations and U.S. defense policy.
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A strong transatlantic relationship is in the interests of both the U.S. and Europe.
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But France and Germany declined, amid a transatlantic dust-up over Trump's Iran policy.
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The impact of trade imbalances has shaped the debate — especially on the transatlantic level.
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Gordon expressed skepticism that a legislative fix or transatlantic offering can salvage the deal.
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My previous artworks have dealt with historical events, such as the transatlantic slave trade.
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That is why we are once again pleased that members of the European Parliament will join U.S. policymakers here in our nation's capital for Transatlantic Week 2017, a week dedicated to sharing ideas and building consensus for a forward-thinking transatlantic partnership.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, is dead, but it was probably DOA.
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We've written on THUMP UK before about the weird way our transatlantic cousins approach partying.
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"The transatlantic bond remains our strongest bulwark against instability and violence," he told the conference.
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"Transatlantic relations are under immense pressure due to the policies of President Trump," Tusk said.
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In fact, the first transatlantic cable was laid between Valentia Island in Ireland and Newfoundland.
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Storm Ciara saw aircraft flying transatlantic routes on Saturday night perform flights in record times.
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He also said Americans should not weaken Transatlantic ties fundamental to "global order and peace".
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The consolidation of transatlantic air traffic into three huge joint ventures has also hurt consumers.
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Today, most visitors absorb less radiation in a day than during a typical transatlantic flight.
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Britain's hope is that the debate can be handled smoothly, without causing a transatlantic rift.
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Even so, there are some lonely hearts in America who might welcome a transatlantic romance.
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S. trade deal called the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), Obama and Merkel said.
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There's been a lot of debate on foreign policy but not on the transatlantic relationship.
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Norwegian Air has also been hit by operational glitches as it launches more transatlantic routes.
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"In the end, we achieved a strong agreement that enables transatlantic commerce while safeguarding privacy."
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It also shows a realistic grasp on both sides of the importance of transatlantic ties.
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But an important legal ruling issued this week would suggest a very different transatlantic comparison.
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That has raised the prospect of a transatlantic tax war, with America hinting at retaliation.
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"The measures risk breaking the transatlantic and G7 unity," the letter dated July 19 said.
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Transatlantic bus and rail company FirstGroup has rejected an approach from the U.S. buyout giant.
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"It's time to develop a longer term solution in the transatlantic dialogue," Buttarelli said Monday.
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According to Norwegian Air, that's the fastest transatlantic trip ever for a subsonic commercial aircraft.
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Another parliamentarian cynically noted that transatlantic solidarity lasts only until it affects a country's pocket.
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Here is the reality of the situation from a European, not transatlantic, point of view.
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The future of European security and the strength of transatlantic relations could depend on it.
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Nordic leadership would serve U.S. interests in Europe and this could strengthen the transatlantic relationship.
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"The Europeans hold the solution to their transatlantic problem in their own hands," Hulsman says.
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It questions Facebook's use of certain contractual language to make legal its transatlantic data transfers.
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It then becomes easier to dismiss economic and epigenetic legacies of the transatlantic slave system.
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This year's premise -- the West is weakening -- is an extension of those festering transatlantic differences.
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Russia has never felt so powerful in the region, or over a divided transatlantic alliance.
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Even drug submarines now seem to be making the transatlantic trip, carrying multi-ton cargos.
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Investors were also worried about the potential for a tit-for-tat transatlantic trade war.
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The first transatlantic cable, completed in 1866, carried cotton prices between Liverpool and New York.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seemed like an unlikely pair due to their transatlantic relationship.
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Marshall's speech reassured a weary continent and laid the roots for a strong transatlantic relationship.
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But recently she poured cold water on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP.
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Such an agreement should abolish all tariffs for industrial goods in transatlantic trade, he added.
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Through the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a transatlantic economic integration effort, the United States also hopes to leverage the combined weight of the US and European economies to shape the set the future rules for international trade and investment before the Chinese do.
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He is probably hopeful that your meeting will focus on areas other than transatlantic trade tensions, so as to reaffirm the bonds between the United States and EU. But Juncker may also assess that, on a loaded transatlantic trade agenda, he now has added leverage.
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Transatlantic types know the reason: in Britain, pants are undergarments, in America they are mere trousers.
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The Queen was born in 1926, the same year as the 1st ever transatlantic telephone call.
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The transatlantic bond is not one, there are many ties, some of them have been weakened.
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And the invitations for this momentous event contain a rather subtle nod to this transatlantic union.
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Several of the men who plotted to blow up transatlantic airliners in 2006 were from Birmingham.
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These portions of the revenue are where partners like KnightBrook and Transatlantic Reinsurance make their money.
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America's willingness to honor that commitment provides the security blanket that keeps the transatlantic alliance alive.
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That is not at all an argument against strong transatlantic relations as some have interpreted it.
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The question is whether this progress can be quarantined from the transatlantic squabbling between political leaders.
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In one neat package it diminished a security threat, bolstered multilateralism and strengthened the transatlantic bond.
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Yet it would be myopic to blame The Donald alone for the sense of transatlantic drift.
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ED BASTIAN: We've seen some softness both in the Pacific as well as in the Transatlantic.
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Yet that said, our overall transatlantic revenues also hit a new all-time high in June.
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Most of the transatlantic cables that currently serve US land in New York and New Jersey.
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According to Stephen Szabo, executive director of the Transatlantic Academy, these outcomes are crucial for Merkel.
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Higher oil prices and furious competition on transatlantic routes were putting both airlines under financial pressure.
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The industry took off from there, fueled by the use of cranberries aboard transatlantic sailing ships.
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You will always be remembered for your great leadership, wisdom and friendship for the transatlantic relationship.
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NATO partners also welcomed Trump's declaration that he no longer considers the transatlantic military alliance obsolete.
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The "transatlantic spread" with equivalent German yields stretched to 197 basis points, its widest since June.
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For all its real and imagined flaws, the new deal shows that transatlantic negotiations still work.
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Juergen Hardt, the German government's coordinator for transatlantic policies, said Trump's administration was irritating foreign allies.
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The Privacy Shield will underpin over $250 billion dollars of transatlantic trade in digital services annually.
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His transatlantic accent could cut glass; he crooned film noir lines like a young William Holden.
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Closing this gap would send Putin a critical message of transatlantic unity in fighting Russian aggression.
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The Obama administration is currently negotiating the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with the European Union.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) already was all but derailed by European public opposition.
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Daniel Schwammenthal is Director of the AJC Transatlantic Institute, the American Jewish Committee's office in Brussels.
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OUR TRANSATLANTIC podcast collaboration, "The Secret History of the Future", is back for a second season.
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A leadership with different ideas and solutions is necessary for both Europe and the transatlantic relationship.
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S. Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), negotiations which ended after Trump's election victory in 2016.
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He should offer the transatlantic community an Article 5 declaration of war against this deadly pathogen.
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"I never thought I would see the transatlantic relationship come apart in this way," Jones said.
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The transatlantic relationship produced $1.3 trillion in total trade in 2018, according to US government statistics.
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That means Glencore may be sitting in the middle of a well-coordinated transatlantic legal pincer.
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That is why President Donald Trump linked Johnson's decision to the future of transatlantic intelligence cooperation.
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Outside events—a fracturing transatlantic relationship, fears of China, security threats, a looming slowdown—are helping.
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At least one other 37,000-tonne tanker has been booked on the transatlantic route, traders said.
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In 2015, the ICCT compared the efficiency of 20 major airlines operating in the transatlantic market.
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"The transatlantic relationship is in a very, very healthy place," a senior administration official told reporters.
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Delta said it will charge basic economy passengers $60 for a checked bag on transatlantic routes.
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The transatlantic bond has frayed, and Chinese commercial and strategic ambitions are lapping at Europe's shores.
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In 2006, as a participant in the German Marshall Fund's transatlantic-leadership program, he visited America.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership was so unpopular that neither Trump nor Clinton supported it.
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The move, which could create a transatlantic trading powerhouse, sent shares to close up 30.35 percent.
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Joe Kaeser, chief executive of the engineering group Siemens, warned against deepening the transatlantic trade dispute.
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Alongside France, Germany since World War II has been the driver of European integration and transatlantic bonds.
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I used it as my carry-on bag during a recent transatlantic flight to New York City.
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"Any future transatlantic work programme has to be balanced and mutually beneficial," it said in the statement.
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Europe relies on the transatlantic alliance, whether Europeans admire the inhabitant of the White House or not.
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"For Germany the transatlantic alliance is (to use a favourite Merkel term) alternative-less," says Mr Benner.
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But late on Wednesday, talks to avoid a transatlantic trade war showed no sign of a breakthrough.
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"Any future transatlantic work program has to be balanced and mutually beneficial," it said in the statement.
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The first installation links two cities together, Paris and Montreal, through the world's first virtual transatlantic tunnel.
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The transatlantic NATO alliance was also considering ordering the aircraft, according to sources familiar with the programme.
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The hassle of transatlantic travel means that NBA matches across the pond will remain an occasional affair.
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Business- and first-class seats account for only 13% of transatlantic passengers but provide half the revenue.
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The transatlantic NATO alliance was also considering ordering the aircraft, according to sources familiar with the program.
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The joint venture, announced on Thursday, will see the three carriers share their profits on transatlantic routes.
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I make sure I finish at least one liter of water when I'm on a transatlantic flight.
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As America's strategic priorities pivot further towards the Pacific, what are the implications for the transatlantic alliance?
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Yet under Orbán, the country has witnessed democratic backsliding that presents its own threats to transatlantic security.
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The effects of climate change could extend transatlantic flights, according to researchers from the University of Reading.
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Both Velmur and Transatlantic are represented by business service providers in Singapore that manage their local registrations.
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The transatlantic Safe Harbour pact was ruled illegal last year amid concerns over mass U.S. government snooping.
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The pilot had just completed the first solo non-stop transatlantic flight from New York to Paris.
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The EU Commission and U.S. Department of Commerce announced an agreement on transatlantic data sharing on Tuesday.
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Europe must do everything in its power to protect, in spite of today's mood, the transatlantic bond.
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It has survived several transatlantic flights and still looks like it has decades of life to give.
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"Whatever noises we're hearing from the United States, transatlantic ties must remain a key orientation," he said.
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Trump's decision adds to the strain on the transatlantic alliance since he took office 16 months ago.
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Mogherini responded that it sometimes took a clear-sighted transatlantic view to put Europe's value into perspective.
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While the study only examined transatlantic flights, the authors argued the results showed industry lagged its goals.
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German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel suggested on Thursday that the measures could trigger a transatlantic trade war.
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The senior officials told Axios the meeting could advance Russia's goal of dividing European and transatlantic alliances.
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Transatlantic cooperation was necessary to resolve problems in the Middle East, Polish Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz said.
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The transatlantic partners are likely to get through the present crisis as they have through ones before.
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The 10-year "transatlantic spread" was at 221 bps, close to its widest in over a year.
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Taras Kuzio is a non-resident fellow with the Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University-SAIS.
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BA had already announced cancellations for some European and transatlantic flights for the second half of March.
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Other European officials also expressed relief after Trump and Juncker agreed to tackle their transatlantic trade dispute.
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It also announced last year the Dunant transatlantic submarine cable project connecting France and the United States.
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The shortest route for many transatlantic flights between the U.S. and the U.K. is directly across Ireland.
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Transatlantic trade flows would increase by an estimated £15.3 billion ($19.5 billion) over the same time period.
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The latest effort, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, was declared obsolete before it could be finalized.
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Other goals featured in negotiations about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, under Trump's predecessor.
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This agreement better enables the flow of transatlantic data and ensures the protection of participants' personal data.
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Finally, such a delicate balancing act will also apply to China, and not just to transatlantic relations.
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The plane is currently flying on transatlantic routes like the one that connects Dublin and Hartford, Connecticut.
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The transatlantic powers are also on separate sides of a crisis threatening the future of the WTO.
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And even that's not the fastest transatlantic crossing by an air-breathing aircraft that we know of.
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Until that changes, Europeans should stop deluding themselves that transatlantic tensions will just magically disappear after Trump.
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However, that sounds like wishful thinking in the world of Washington's distractions, transatlantic distrust and Iranian outrage.
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London (CNNBusiness)Europe is ready to resume talks with the United States about a transatlantic trade deal.
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Timothy Fitch since 18783, but only recently looked into their subjects' part in the transatlantic slave trade.
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Using her skills to pave the way for other would-be transatlantic brides, Consuelo became self-sufficient.
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After meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday, it would be easy to fathom a robust post-Brexit trade deal between America and her transatlantic cousin, devoid of the difficulties that preclude a multi-party pact such as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP).
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A group of legislators who gather in Brussels to deliberate on the problems confronting the transatlantic partnership, this body seeks to uphold the same values that are supposed to underpin the transatlantic alliance: democracy, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, independence of the judiciary and protection of minorities.
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The Transatlantic Financial Regulatory Coherence (TFRC) coalition, which represents a large portion of the transatlantic financial services community, wants to ensure that a strong financial regulatory framework is included in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) The new coalition has identified three principles to focus on that will provide the best chance for regulatory coherence and should be included in the TTIP: discussing the policymaking process at an early stage, concentrating on future policymaking and regulatory development and ensuring transparency and accountability.
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Plan for the final leg of the SkyGuardian's transatlantic flight, travelling between Ireland and England, then flying over Wales to land at Fairford airbase (Credit: General Atomics/CAA) Plan for the final leg of the SkyGuardian's transatlantic flight, travelling between Ireland and England, then flying over Wales to land at Fairford airbase (Credit: General Atomics/CAA) It is unclear who first suggested a high-profile transatlantic Reaper flight to mark the RAF's centenary and showcase the new drone at the Air Tattoo.
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It was the first non-stop transatlantic flight between the United Kingdom and Canada, and landed in Labrador.
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Due to Malek's busy transatlantic schedule, some of his workouts with Cardiello were as short as 15 minutes.
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IT WAS QUITE A CHANGE IN BANK STRATEGY TO BASICALLY BECOME A TRANSATLANTIC CONSUMER CORPORATE AND INVESTMENT BANK.
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Appearing wowed by the trappings of royal hospitality, Trump has hailed transatlantic alliances during his gracious public appearances.
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His advisers devised a strategy to bolster America's European allies, incorporating transatlantic visits, political theatre and pep talks.
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Norwegian increased the number of its transatlantic flights by 34% last year and then another 44% this year.
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By undermining the important transatlantic relationship, the United States is working against the goals it hopes to achieve.
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The summit did not mark the end of the transatlantic partnership between Europe and the U.S., Merkel said.
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That is not only bad news for transatlantic travellers looking for a bargain—but for Iceland's taxpayers too.
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Meanwhile, tensions between traditional transatlantic allies have continued to simmer after Britain's ambassador to Washington resigned on Wednesday.
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Obama also said it's important that the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership negotiations and channels of communication remain.
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The transatlantic relationship has been particularly challenging for the EU since President Trump came into power in 2016.
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My case for guarded optimism rests on one quality the transatlantic alliance has always displayed in abundance: resilience.
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Germany's transatlantic coordinator urged the European Union to take a common line in responding to proposed U.S. tariffs.
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He said, however, he remained positive on the outlook for the transatlantic market despite the recent increased competition.
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The transatlantic deficit may be closing, however, as optimistic private valuations of U.S. VC-backed companies come unstuck.
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In May 2014 Dutch airline KLM launched a series of transatlantic flights from Amsterdam to Aruba and Bonaire.
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S. TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) negotiations, although this could limit what Washington would want to offer.
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The transatlantic data flows, and those whose jobs, profits and deals depend on them, look a lot safer.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership being negotiated between the European Union and America suffered a double blow.
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The United States is widely viewed as neglecting its partners and having abandoned its internationalist and transatlantic tradition.
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He is corroding the transatlantic alliance, creating deep cracks in America's once-solid bonds with Western European nations.
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She writes and speaks on transatlantic relations, the U.S. role in the world, international order, conflict and intervention.
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Transatlantic flights will get longer as climate change warms and speeds up the jet stream, The Guardian reports.
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"I worry that it is in some way tearing at the fabric ... of the transatlantic bonds," he said.
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I hope European leaders help in shaping Trump's foreign policy because we need to strengthen the Transatlantic Alliance.
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Before the transatlantic railroad, train travel was available from points east to as far as St. Louis, Missouri.
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There followed a long, transatlantic conversation with Jeremy, who was days away from starting production [on Green Room].
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Any shift from a U.S.-led transatlantic alliance would have lasting implications for the U.S. and the world.
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A SSA-specific side agreement could allow the UK to be a party to the broader transatlantic market.
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Transatlantic flights, as well as capacity on routes within Europe and the United States, have also been curtailed.
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"We text about music, and life, all day long," Mikey says today, across a patchy transatlantic phone line.
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Many Americans are questioning the value of the United Nations, of the transatlantic alliance, and other multilateral organizations.
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Airbus said it saw no legal basis for the U.S. move and warned of deepening transatlantic trade tensions.
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It may take that dramatic of a symbolic action to repair the transatlantic damage that has been done.
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You say you've discovered original negatives of one of the last survivers transatlantic slave trade — is that true?
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DANIEL SCHWAMMENTHAL Brussels The writer is director of the AJC Transatlantic Institute, the American Jewish Committee's Brussels office.
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The first transatlantic hug happened during a conference in 2006, and still longer, fiercer hugs can be imagined.
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The increase in sales, according to the industry group, was due to anticipation of heightened transatlantic trade tensions.
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People were enslaved in these dungeons and then shipped from Ghanaian ports as part of the transatlantic trade.
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What can we expect when he gets there, and what should we expect of transatlantic relations going forward?
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Transatlantic flights are among the most lucrative for airlines, because they can sell premium seats to business travelers.
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"So I'm really hoping this will enable more descendants of transatlantic slave trade survivors to trace their ancestry."
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The Venezuelan military has also been widely accused of being a key player in the transatlantic cocaine trade.
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The 60-year-old actress reportedly went into cardiac arrest as the transatlantic flight from London approached LAX.
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She gained transatlantic prominence last November when Trump retweeted three anti-Muslim videos she posted on her account.
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Henry Kissinger told a conference in London this week that Brexit provides a chance to renew the transatlantic relationship.
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But a single transatlantic round trip produces the equivalent of about one tonne per passenger even in economy class.
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The pioneer of no-frills transatlantic flights in the 1970s, Sir Freddie Laker, could not make his ventures work.
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Our brash transatlantic cousins have one up on us: they know how to use male voices in house records.
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This is why the Transatlantic Commission launched a Pledge for Election Integrity addressed to all elected representatives or candidates.
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Mattis labeled NATO a "fundamental bedrock for the US and all the transatlantic community," and urged it be wary.
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THUMP caught up with Green to talk about Migration, transatlantic flights, and how moving around can change your worldview.
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Virgin also said it was helped by the growth of its joint venture partnership with Delta on transatlantic services.
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When Trump meets Putin in Helsinki, the U.S. president should realize that the transatlantic community has two clear options.
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Congress is weighing legislation that would block further transatlantic expansion by Norwegian, although it's unlikely to pass this year.
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Halting a transatlantic trade war is imperative to ensure China does not win this round in this critical match.
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Since then, efforts have expanded to 42 transatlantic countries, with an increasing emphasis on Western Europe and North America.
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The EU has held together on Russia partly because of transatlantic unity, including the occasional prod from Barack Obama.
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"Despite all the difficulties that we have these days, the transatlantic relationship is and remains paramount," Merkel told lawmakers.
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Governments rose and fell while Mr Macron drummed his fingers; the transatlantic bond stretched, and came close to snapping.
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But Western analysts have said the twin-engine jet faces a huge challenge to shatter the transatlantic airplane duopoly.
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We want good transatlantic relations, but we will react if we believe that international trade rules have been harmed.
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If it works, it could make Eurasian trade, centred on China, a rival to transatlantic trade, focused on America.
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The twin pillars of Europe's place in the world are the multilateral rules-based order and the transatlantic alliance.
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During their transatlantic phone call, the two best friends touched on their squad goals, cute dogs, and first kisses.
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In Berlin, Claudia Major is "enormously worried" that arguments over INF could divide Germany, Europe and the transatlantic alliance.
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Talks on a new trade deal with the European Union, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), have stalled.
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Transatlantic flight times can vary by an hour or two, depending on the speed and direction of the wind.
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If at that point the transatlantic community appears sufficiently divided, he will look for a way to test NATO.
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Trump is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
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Heidi Obermeyer is a Fellow and Program Coordinator at the Center for Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University SAIS.
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Without a new Safe Harbour agreement they are likely to start restricting transatlantic data flows, sources have told Reuters.
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Two proposed regional trade deals, the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, embody this approach.
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In regards to regulation, I would like to see Europe and America create a new transatlantic partnership around regulation.
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Born Oluale Kossola in the 19713s, Lewis was believed to be the last survivor of the transatlantic slave trade.
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The Day has come a long way since that dinner, and the challenges to fostering transatlantic cooperation have multiplied.
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If the deal is not finalized, businesses fear a chilling of transatlantic trade, valued at $1 trillion in 2014.
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Be smart: While transatlantic relationships are strained, Trump's Middle Eastern relationships — with the deliberate exception of Iran — are flourishing.
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She said the transatlantic relationship was more about "balancing interests (and) achieving a win-win situation" for both countries.
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In 203, he won 11 major ocean races, including the Transatlantic, the Fastnet and the Sydney-to-Hobart races.
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Yet, shortly after sitting down with NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday morning, Trump began ruffling transatlantic feathers — again.
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Durkin said she hopes her research will enable more descendants of transatlantic slave trade survivors to trace their ancestry.
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Abdelghany says transatlantic flights generate roughly 17, 14, and 10 percent of revenue for United, Delta, and American, respectively.
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The plush leather seats are ideal for relaxing before the transatlantic journey after indulging in the lounge's dining options.
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Senni Salmi is a visiting fellow at the Center for Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University SAIS in Washington.
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The bloc could use an opening to try forge a narrower version of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
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With Brexit finalized, the US and the UK are preparing to start negotiations on a new transatlantic trade deal.
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New York became the first transatlantic destination for Ukraine International Airlines, according to the country's foreign ministry, in 2014.
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Her life is filled with luxuries most only fantasize about: transatlantic adventures, five-star accommodations, and chic designer duds.
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However, both announced last week renewed efforts to negotiate a new transatlantic trade deal before the end of 2020.
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" In notes from his talk shared with BuzzFeed News, titled "Crisis in Transatlantic Relations: What Future Will We Choose?
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If American and European policies prove too divergent to bridge, what might the future of transatlantic relations look like?
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A transatlantic flight was forced to divert because a pilot spilled a cup of coffee on the aircraft's controls.
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At this month's Munich Security Conference, US and European presented differing views of the state of the transatlantic alliance.
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Most alarming: The biggest disconnect concerns the U.S. commitment to Europe, the very essence of the transatlantic alliance itself.
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The transatlantic relationship can only be preserved if it is made more balanced by Germany and others investing more.
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Beyond a solid story to entice journalists, the transatlantic setup just let each band member get on with it.
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The Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity will aim to "fill a void in transatlantic coordination, identifying and plugging gaps and raising awareness from governments to citizens; and it will look into the level of risk exposure across Western countries and ask how technology can address the problem," according to the news release.
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As transatlantic business-class fares are among airlines' most lucrative, any drop off in this market would hit them hard.
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Divisions over the nature of the problem burst into the open Tuesday in an unusual show of transatlantic military discord.
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The late-afternoon news that the meeting had eased transatlantic trade tensions fed a powerful late rally on Wall Street.
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In a May entry on his website , Fitzgerald claimed that the Jews played a role in the transatlantic slave trade.
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He is the author of London and the Making of Provincial Literature: Aesthetics and the Transatlantic Book Trade, 1800-1850.
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Last week, the EU and the US met to negotiate the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP for short.
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Mogensen said he expects ancillary revenue eventually to exceed $60 per passenger, which could supplement squeezed margins on transatlantic routes.
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London's Stansted Airport, which has been trying to promote transatlantic routes, urged Primera passengers not to travel to the airport.
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"There's a very politicized debate about TTIP going on right now," Schwarzer said, referring to Obama's proposed transatlantic trade deals.
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A British Airways flight from New York to London on Saturday beat the record for the fastest subsonic transatlantic flight.
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On transatlantic flights, for example, business- and first-class passengers account for 13% of airlines' capacity, but half the revenue.
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Every future trade agreement, from TPP to the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with Europe will be put on hold.
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The move could spark a damaging transatlantic trade war as President Donald Trump tries to reach a deal with China.
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In Renzi, Obama has found a like-minded liberal who has emerged as Europe's top advocate for strong transatlantic ties.
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Norwegian, which competes with British Airways on transatlantic routes, posted results which lagged estimates due to the higher fuel price.
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What are you seeing when it comes to Asia and in particular China as well as on the transatlantic routes?
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Want to watch Alexa Chung talk transatlantic style, getting fired from a DJ job, and stereotypes within the fashion industry?
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With a few hasty goodbyes, Najla departed the camps, first northward to Algiers, then on a transatlantic flight bound west.
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Tres Hombres is now making its way back to Europe after its seventh TransAtlantic voyage to the Americas and Caribbean.
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The EU's ability to restrict transatlantic data transfers, while sometimes challenging for businesses, increases the number of active privacy cops.
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In May 2014, for example, Dutch airline KLM launched a series of transatlantic flights from Amsterdam to Aruba and Bonaire.
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It was seen as one that could help determine the future of the transatlantic alliance and shape their working relationship.
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That is the latest proof that China has nothing to do with the seemingly unbridgeable divisions within the transatlantic community.
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The decision after talks between Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker eased fears of a transatlantic trade war.
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The EU's open skies agreement allows for all transatlantic routes to be opened up to EU and U.S. airline firms.
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Although both are frequent transatlantic travellers, one reflected a New World sensibility and the other an Old World life experience.
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That followed around three weeks of almost no activity on the transatlantic route, a vital source of supply for Europe.
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It stands a canyon's- length away from the stereotypical travelogue of the snobby European scoffing at transatlantic vulgarity and ignorance.
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If the Privacy Shield is not finalized, businesses fear a chilling of transatlantic trade, valued at $1 trillion in 2014.
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EU officials now maintain that any resumption of stalled negotiations with the US over a comprehensive transatlantic deal is unlikely.
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"The Europeans are in the weaker position because they are not united," said Peter Beyer, Germany's commissioner for transatlantic relations.
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It also raises questions about the fate of the US-EU Privacy Shield agreement governing the transatlantic transfer of data.
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Only five of the transatlantic alliance's 29 members currently meet that target — the U.S., the U.K., Estonia, Greece, and Poland.
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Given current transatlantic divisions, there is far greater need now than after 225/53 for a symbolic gesture of unity.
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These drones, which the RAF will call Protector, are a military version of the SkyGuardian that undertook the transatlantic flight.
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Although the transatlantic drone would be unarmed, the RAF saw it as a potentially lucrative sales demonstration for other countries.
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The company had some famous patrons like Ernest Hemingway and Theodore Roosevelt and outfitted Charles Lindbergh's transAtlantic flight in 1927.
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Only after two world wars and the rise of European and transatlantic institutions, was this dilemma settled for a time.
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World stock markets hovered near four-week lows as investors worried about a potential tit-for-tat transatlantic trade war.
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Americans and Europeans within the transatlantic community also differ somewhat on what to do about the spread of fake news.
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The U.S. needs to continue to invest in and support the Privacy Shield program to foster a strong transatlantic partnership.
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If Jake, had never made the transatlantic trek to Miss Peregrine's gothic mansion, what would've happened to its peculiar children?
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Gerard & Kelly cycle through 500 years of the transatlantic slave trade and civil rights history before getting to the pole.
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JetBlue is betting on its Mint business class product for narrowbody aircraft to succeed in the highly competitive premium transatlantic market.
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McDowall: Roddy didn't really become a full-fledged character until Rufus donned the wig and started playing with his transatlantic accent.
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"One of the messages I will be able to deliver is his commitment to NATO and the transatlantic alliance," Obama said.
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And some of America's allies are beginning to warn that Trump is putting over 70 years of transatlantic cooperation at risk.
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British Airways and Iberia owner IAG is planning to start low-cost transatlantic flights from Barcelona this year to U.S. destinations.
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The parent company has cut back across emerging markets, aiming to become a "transatlantic" bank with a U.S. and UK focus.
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On transatlantic flights, however, the full-service carriers are facing a new threat to their business: low-cost long-haul operators.
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For most of his life, Corbally's friends and associates assumed the transatlantic private eye had once been some sort of spy.
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Even so, his loose talk of a Euro-army is confused, quixotic—and reckless at a time of growing transatlantic uncertainty.
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In Poland, Obama barely mentioned the languishing transatlantic trade deal he hopes to finalize before leaving office, at least in public.
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Background: President Trump's decision to withdraw from the JCPOA last year has created one of the thorniest points of transatlantic division.
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New York is supplied largely by U.S. Gulf Coast refineries via the Colonial Pipeline, along with local refineries and transatlantic imports.
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"We therefore urge your leadership to ensure a durable legal framework for transatlantic data flows in the future," the letter says.
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Quick take: The plan underscores the transatlantic split on climate change amid President Trump's moves to unwind emissions rules and policies.
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If ever there was a "wrong war at the wrong time," the transatlantic trade conflict that's boiling this summer defines it.
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Madonna and Guy Ritchie are still "Hung Up" in court in a transatlantic custody squabble over 15-year-old son Rocco.
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Tusk was referring to planned Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) talks which were frozen after Trump's election victory in 2016.
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BERLIN/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A transatlantic alliance between three global airlines will shore up their position in the lucrative UK-U.
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Three of these, including Delta's, now control nearly 313% of the market for transatlantic flights, according to OAG, a data firm.
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Last year it painted his face onto one of its jets to show it is serious about disrupting transatlantic air travel.
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"If U.S. sanctions are applied to prevent Nord Stream 2, the repercussions will be poisonous for the transatlantic relationship," he said.
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While Williams' studies have focused on the transatlantic routes in the Northern Hemisphere, he feels the impacts will be felt globally.
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This speck of land at the mouth of the Gambia river was once a major waypoint of the transatlantic slave trade.
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"The current situation shows that we need a fresh start for a comprehensive, transatlantic trade agreement," he added in a statement.
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"The consolidation in the transatlantic spread has ended with the hawkish talks from the U.S.," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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Pence's trips to Europe have been dominated by questions from allies about the President's commitment to NATO and other transatlantic issues.
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ICE bought NYSE Euronext, a transatlantic exchange, but spun off the Euronext stock trading arm, and kept its London derivatives platform.
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The Home secretary said American security services had not materially harmed the British investigation but a transatlantic complaint had been made.
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European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom told an AmCham conference on transatlantic relations on Thursday that the international economic order had changed.
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Whichever they decide, the strength of the transatlantic coalition – America's most important and most reliable partnership – will be cast into doubt.
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Thus far the new administration has issued conflicting messaging on its expectations for foreign and trade policy in the transatlantic space.
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NATO, the transatlantic alliance, is suffering from "brain-death", he says; Europe needs to develop a military force of its own.
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"Fair burden-sharing and increased defense spending underpins the transatlantic alliance," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said at a press conference.
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Yet economic issues offer one area of possible cooperation and a chance for a new start in the troubled transatlantic relationship.
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Ireland provides landing and refueling facilities to the U.S. military at Shannon, the country's second busiest airport, particularly for transatlantic flights.
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Columbus was also bringing sherry on his voyages, because it was stable and something that could have survived the transatlantic voyage.
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Trump's off-the-cuff remarks about cutting Europe loose from the transatlantic alliance leave all of Europe in geo-strategic limbo.
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It could be that transatlantic routes are undergoing the same transition that revolutionised short-haul travel in Europe two decades ago.
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This, it said, should be considered as the EU and U.S. negotiate for a third year a transatlantic free-trade deal.
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The agreement will lift transatlantic data sharing cooperation in law enforcement cases providing tougher tools, better intel and more willing partners.
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The transatlantic company grew rapidly in recent years via a series of debt-fuelled acquisitions such as French telecoms company SFR.
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S. Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) talks, which have been going on for the past three-and-a-half years.
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FROST: SO WHAT PART OF THE STRATEGY AND YOU MENTIONED HAVING SCALE IS TO BUILD A SORT OF TRANSATLANTIC INVESTMENT BANK?
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We also have to make clear America's steadfast commitment to the special relationship with Britain and the transatlantic alliance with Europe.
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Before concluding a transatlantic trade deal, the EU will insist that the U.S. lift the tariffs imposed on steel and aluminum.
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Once the proverbial and actual coasts were clear, the Africans were divided among the men who had planned the transatlantic run.
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"The transatlantic relationship, which all around the table we consider a given, is not a given," a European diplomat told CNN.
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Sudha David-Wilp is Senior Transatlantic Fellow and deputy director of the German Marshall Fund of the United States' Berlin Office.
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The group recruited Henderson to be the expert on board, since she sails in transatlantic and around-the-world yacht races.
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The EU has also looked elsewhere after TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) negotiations with the United States stalled in 2016.
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The vote also raised fresh doubts about the future of a pending transatlantic trade deal between the U.S. and European nations.
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They are planning on sailing in the Mediterranean and eventually making their way back to the U.S. on a transatlantic trip.
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Altmaier saw little chance of reviving the stalled U.S.-European trade deal known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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McCarthy joins from Transatlantic exchange operator Nasdaq Inc, where he was vice president and head of exchange-traded product listings & trading.
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" Trump also "reassured the leaders that America remains committed to the Transatlantic alliance and to robust efforts to protect the environment.
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The larger 767-300ER variant has been used by the airline to start transatlantic flights to cities such as Dubrovnik, Croatia.
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The United States was pursuing much the same under Mr. Obama through a deal called the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. Chamber said it would postpone the "Transatlantic Business Works Summit" after the withdrawal of key participants.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. Chamber said it would postpone the "Transatlantic Business Works Summit" after the withdrawal of key participants.
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" At the end, the leaders all sign a "joint communiques" making generic declarations about "the vital transatlantic bond" and "Alliance cohesion.
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Former President Barack Obama attempted unsuccessfully to negotiate an agreement with the EU, known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
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Norwegian's financial issues stem from a series of unfortunate events that have plagued Norwegian since its debut in the transatlantic market.
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While the Finnair in-flight experience was normal for a transatlantic hop to Europe, the customer service was what stood out.
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The ties that bind Anglo-American intelligence cooperation are firm; the difficulty is how to maintain trust after this transatlantic spat.
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Neither SkyBridge nor HNA nor RON Transatlantic, its partner in taking a majority stake, has revealed the terms of the deal.
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I think what they're trying to reach is a common transatlantic understanding of how Western policy should be shaped towards Iran.
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Those conflicts will be on display this week, as NATO leaders gather in London to celebrate the transatlantic alliance's 70th anniversary.
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Germany's businesses are extremely worried about the new escalation of the transatlantic trade conflict after the latest WTO decision, Schweitzer added.
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Of the more than 10,000 slave ships that made voyages during the transatlantic slave trade, only five have been identified worldwide.
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The vast network of transatlantic cables that run under the world's oceans power the internet, texts, calls, and global financial transactions.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle is a low-cost carrier that began in Europe and has been pushing to expand its transatlantic flights.
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The situation in Ukraine has led to tension in the Baltic Sea area, emphasizing the need for European and transatlantic solidarity.
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The United States has staunchly opposed the proposal, rightly recognizing the dangers that the pipeline holds for European and transatlantic security.
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The Caribbean was soon the site of an enormous plantation economy driven by the forced labour of the transatlantic slave trade.
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In fact, between the 1870s until 1914 there was a wave of transatlantic marriages between rich American women and aristocratic gentlemen.
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Unlike routes from the Middle East, transatlantic ones are hugely important for the three big American carriers, American Airlines, United and Delta.
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A severe transatlantic rift would also jeopardise the future of a European project that is still heavily dependent on America's security umbrella.
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If you've ever dreamed about attending New York Fashion Week, for example, but lack the credentials or connections, consider Transatlantic Fashion Week.
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And just this week a giant rabbit unexpectedly died on one of United's transatlantic flights, so add that to next year's report.
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And on Friday, yet another Norwegian plane used the jet stream to set a new speed record for a subsonic transatlantic crossing.
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The environment, education, and affordable housing also swayed voters, said Sudha David-Wilp, a senior transatlantic fellow at The German Marshall Fund.
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Donald Trump formally called an end to the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership — the name for the proposed trade agreement — in 2018.
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Maybelline even has a color-changing version of its best-selling balm slated to launch in July (cue the transatlantic freak-outs).
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L), the aero-engine group that agreed in January to pay 671 million pounds ($862.8 million) to settle a transatlantic bribery probe.
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The airline says it plans to add two more transatlantic routes from the three European airports by the end of this summer.
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President Barack Obama recently told Atlantic journalist Jeffery Goldberg that "free riders aggravate me" and successive administrations have chafed at transatlantic allies.
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A deadline to agree a new deal to govern transatlantic data transfers has passed without agreement on a new, safer 'Safe Harbor'.
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Anti-globalisers fear that it would pave the way for a proposed EU-America agreement, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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But I think in general if you boil it down, there is a great appreciation of shared values and a transatlantic partnership.
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The transatlantic deal gives Hasbro, which has seen growth with Marvel's "Avengers" toys, access to Entertainment One's lucrative infant and preschool market.
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Since then Merkel, focused on an election and efforts to form a coalition, has said little about the transatlantic relationship or Trump.
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Europe is much keener on keeping the Iran deal in place, and Trump's intransigence could cause irreparable harm to the transatlantic relations.
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Should Mr Corbyn make it to Downing Street, a transatlantic invitation will be in the post and another fever dream can begin.
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New agreements, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), are likely to be halted.
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The words "Old Hollywood" conjure up images of glamour, gowns, and women with red lipstick making romantic pronouncements in careful Transatlantic accents.
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The White House said Trump reassured the leaders that the U.S. "remains committed to the Transatlantic alliance" and to protecting the environment.
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The dystopian tint of Detroit techno and the transatlantic influence of experimental labels such as Warp were creeping into the club landscape.
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Trump's protectionist approach has also stalled negotiations on a EU-Us trade deal – the so-called TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership).
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Ifo said the debate about introducing or raising tariffs in transatlantic trade, along with the euro's appreciation, was dampening morale among companies.
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The company lined up Berkshire Hathaway's National Indemnity, Lloyd's of London, National Indemnity, Everest, Hiscox, Munich, Transatlantic, and XL Catlin as reinsurers.
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With documentary film, literary texts, and new footage, it explores the current refugee crisis, the transatlantic slave trade, and the whaling industry.
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Icelandair already offers transatlantic passengers the option to make a stopover in Iceland for up to seven days at no additional charge.
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The suit is meant to evoke the history of diseases that plague black communities and the trauma of the transatlantic slave trade.
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The auction was a dramatic climax to a transatlantic bidding battle waged since February, when Comcast gate-crashed Fox's takeover of Sky.
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Our generation regards political parties as a relic of an era of black-and-white television, transatlantic ocean-liners and the jitterbug.
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Moreover, if fewer Europeans also want to travel to America, it may well mean that the cost of transatlantic flights will fall.
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Three years after launching its first U.S. flight, Norwegian now offers 33 transatlantic routes, often in direct competition with other major airlines.
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James Foggo will discuss Russian aggressiveness and a resurgent Russian navy at the Transatlantic Alliance for the Atlantic Council at 9 a.m.
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This is why leading figures in politics, tech, media and business are joining forces to launch a Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity.
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The 68 percent increase in low-cost transatlantic capacity equates to a 5 percent market share, up from 3 percent last year.
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Mark Johnson is the first banker to be convicted in the American Department of Justice's lengthy transatlantic investigations into the forex market.
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Leonardo had the idea first that there should be a day where people could recognize those shared values and promote transatlantic cooperation.
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Norwegian Air is massively expanding its transatlantic route network to capture market share, with routes between Canada and Europe starting from July.
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Efforts to reconsider what was the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership have so far fallen by the wayside since Trump took office.
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European courts have ruled that all transatlantic data transfer agreements — like Privacy Shield — must ensure that the rights of Europeans are protected.
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"There's overwhelming anxiety," Biden said, calling it "the most serious transatlantic crisis in 70 years," with disastrous consequences for the United States.
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The U.S. and European Union are coming down to the wire in tense negotiations to reach a new transatlantic data transfer agreement.
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Bilateral dialogues like the Transatlantic Economic Counsel were dormant during the T-TIP negotiations and do not show much sign of life.
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For 2018, most attention is on the core sales battle between the transatlantic plane giants, with Boeing so far in the lead.
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The EU has also sought other partners after freezing TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) negotiations with the United States in 2016.
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Speculation has circled that JetBlue, the sixth-largest U.S. airline, could announce a transatlantic launch at an April 10 event with employees.
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Trump has suggested that U.S. support for the transatlantic alliance could be in jeopardy if other countries do not increase their contributions.
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EU and U.S. negotiations had sought to conclude the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) talks before Obama leaves office in January.
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Why it matters: They say that would leave Europeans feeling abandoned and would advance Russia's goal of dividing European and transatlantic alliances.
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But when Spanier and Chamberlin realized that Hemingway had never actually made the transatlantic trip, the truth behind the story came out.
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American cheesemakers may have to rename some of their cheeses if the forthcoming Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) proceeds as planned.
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A privacy bill considered integral to a pending transatlantic data transfer pact with the European Union is heading to President Obama's desk.
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Jason C. Moyer is the program coordinator for the Center of Transatlantic Relations at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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Wednesday night saw President Donald Trump go even further in announcing a ban on transatlantic travel from mainland Europe for non-Americans.
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From her delightfully unique speech patterns to her transatlantic perspective, Ryan will provide a breath of fresh air to any American streamer.
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Her article "A Transatlantic Musical Affair — Leonard Bernstein and the Vienna Philharmonic" documents how he only slowly warmed up to the relationship.
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She is also a member of the Brookings Institution's Transatlantic Working Group on Disinformation and regularly presents her work in global gatherings.
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Such an undertaking not only would benefit Africa, but would put a much-needed item of converging interest on the transatlantic agenda.
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But Trump's simmering trade battle with the European Union might also hinder growth abroad and harm U.S. firms dependent on transatlantic trade.
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While the study only looked at transatlantic flights, the ICCT said airlines will have to become more efficient to meet industry goals.
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During his conversations at NATO and at the G-7, the president reaffirmed the need to deepen and improve our transatlantic relationship.
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That followed around three weeks of almost no activity on the transatlantic route which is a vital source of supply for Europe.
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American, Delta and several of Delta's European partners recently unveiled basic economy fares for transatlantic flights, which include fees for checked bags.
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The basic economy fares will also be available on American's transatlantic partner carriers International Consolidated Airline Group units British Airways and Iberia.
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Even through a series of historical disagreements with the United States, Europe has also proven its unwavering dedication to the transatlantic relationship.
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He has splintered NATO and driven a wedge between America and its transatlantic partners — the Kremlin's chief foreign policy goal for decades.
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Just over 150 years ago and after many unsuccessful attempts, a transatlantic cable connected North America and Europe for the first time.
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He agreed to refrain from imposing car tariffs while the two sides launch negotiations, easing the threat of a transatlantic trade war.
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The aim is to secure a "re-balanced transatlantic alliance," the diplomat said, with Europe recognizing Washington is carrying too much weight.
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Almost all narco subs intercepted previously have been found in the Pacific Ocean, making the transatlantic venture a new wrinkle for smugglers.
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A company spokesperson for Crystal tells CNBC the average base cost of a transatlantic flight on Crystal Skye is $495,000 round trip.
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Calling this work The Vessel all too clearly evokes transatlantic slavery and colonialism, the pasts that cannot be so easily made invisible.
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But there's a transatlantic sensibility—beyond the lyrics—that speaks to the New York punk and Midwestern oddness as much as London sludge.
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If Trump walks out on the Iran nuclear deal or infringes the Paris climate pact, he could send transatlantic relations into a spiral.
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Barclays' Staley also said Wednesday that the transatlantic consumer and wholsesale lender would reduce its annual funding costs by £165 million a year.
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The CDU said on Thursday that Merz, a former Merkel rival, would take a party post focusing on economic policy and transatlantic ties.
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He's also served on advisory boards on institutes from the region, including the Slovak Atlantic Commission and the Prague Center for Transatlantic Relations.
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The first initiative of the foundation's global "campaign for democracy" is a Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity, to bolster defences against outside interference.
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Mr. Scaramucci announced in January 2017 that he was selling SkyBridge to a consortium led by RON Transatlantic and HNA Capital of China.
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Its ultimate aim is to make Eurasia (dominated by China) an economic and trading area to rival the transatlantic one (dominated by America).
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It's still English, sure, but I speak fast and low, mumbling through words that have mild differences in pronunciation to my transatlantic friends.
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Shields said Berkshire did join Validus Holdings in trying to disrupt Allied World Assurance's bid for Transatlantic in 2011, but it didn't win.
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Routes longer than 5,000km (3,100 miles) have generally seen price drops of 30% on economy-class seats, approaching 50% on some transatlantic tickets.
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But it is only easy to forget because the post-war European and Transatlantic institutions have worked so well at providing that stability.
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But despite several years of transatlantic and intra-European feuding over the €9.5bn ($11bn) project, it is looking increasingly likely to go ahead.
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Airbus's rival A7473neo has outsold the 2747 MAX since the transatlantic rivals upgraded their best-selling planes with new engines in recent years.
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"It is not written in stone that the transatlantic bond will survive forever," Mr Stoltenberg said in a speech in London last month.
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The Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan has avoided a prison sentence after being found guilty of an air rage incident following a transatlantic flight.
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If you've ever taken a transatlantic flight, here's a terrifying thought—for a huge portion of that trip, your plane had no RADAR.
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French President Francois Hollande stressed a need for even stronger Transatlantic cooperation to tackle climate change, Islamist security threats and the global economy.
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Spanish Defence Minister Maria Dolores de Cospedal played down some U.S. concerns that Europe might overlap with what the transatlantic alliance is doing.
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Ten years on from the advent of the financial crisis, bankers and investors agree that the transatlantic loan markets are bigger and better.
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A digital rights advocacy organization is demanding the suspension of a transatlantic data transfer agreement, citing an executive order issued by President Trump.
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Having access to a computer on these long transatlantic flights is a must for many travelers, especially the high-revenue business-class travelers.
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Oestby said that recent cancellations of some of Norwegian's transatlantic routes was just part of the normal churn of a low-cost carrier.
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It was 11 years before the business of passenger aviation got started, and another 25 before Pan Am inaugurated the first transatlantic service.
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But one cannot ignore the view that the EU apparently no longer sees itself as an ally and partner in the transatlantic community.
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Listening to music (or podcasts, or audiobooks) can be an integral part of getting through that daily commute or a restless transatlantic flight.
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András Simonyi is the managing director of the Center for Transatlantic Relations at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.
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They focused on how wintertime transatlantic clear-air turbulence would change at around 39,000 feet if the atmosphere contained twice as much CO2.
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Germany's transatlantic coordinator, Juergen Hardt, told Reuters he did not expect Congress to allow Washington to give up its leadership role in NATO.
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Ireland provides landing and refuelling facilities to the U.S. military at the western Irish airport, the country's second busiest, particularly for transatlantic flights.
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Tobacco has long been intertwined with Glasgow's history: Much of the city's early wealth came from exploiting the transatlantic trade in the product.
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Four lawmakers introduced the bill last month after the Department of Transportation (DoT) tentatively agreed to let Norwegian scale up its transatlantic route.
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As a non-NATO country with a history of neutrality, Austria tends typically to occupy a low-profile role within the transatlantic relationship.
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The airline is massively expanding its transatlantic network to try to win market share, with routes between Canada and Europe starting in July.
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Its ultimate aim is to make Eurasia (dominated by China) an economic-and-trading area to rival the transatlantic one (dominated by America).
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But creating a more predictable system grounded in U.S. rule of law makes sense given depth and breadth of the transatlantic digital relationship.
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - NATO's secretary-general commended North Macedonia on Monday for making the reforms necessary to join the transatlantic military alliance next year.
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Ambassador of the European Union to the United States David O'Sullivan will speak at the Wilson Center on transatlantic relationships at 85033 p.m.
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"However, the transatlantic working relationship, including with the U.S. president, is crucial for us and I will carry on cultivating it," Merkel added.
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European privacy regulators are putting U.S. surveillance practices under the microscope, this time with a crucial transatlantic data deal hanging in the balance.
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It is against this backdrop that the United States must reaffirm its commitment to NATO and the deep transatlantic alliance that it produced.
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The company currently offers cheap transatlantic flights between Ireland and the US and Canada, which are available for as low as $7373 (€99).
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Documents have neither skeletons in their closet, undisclosed offshore accounts, tax obligations, immunity deals or London apartments used to conceal transatlantic extramarital affairs.
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Over one such 22-tweet thread, Charlotte Burns tells the harrowing tale of the transatlantic United Airlines flight that was overtaken by ants.
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I do know multiple people who have tattoos of Babyshambles lyrics, though, so I don't know what that says about transatlantic musical tastes.
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Last week, US and EU diplomats met in Manhattan for the 13th round of talks on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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This more conciliatory approach will diminish the transatlantic friction and increase the likelihood that the EU will continue its aggressive pushback against Russia.
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Asked to list what actions would most reduce an individual's greenhouse gas emissions, they ranked avoiding a single transatlantic flight in sixth place.
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There is also the danger of a further deterioration in transatlantic ties, especially if Washington targets European firms that do business in Iran.
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The first sign of trouble, however, came shortly before Norwegian's transatlantic debut as Boeing notified the airline of deliveries delays with the Dreamliner.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle, which has rapidly increased its transatlantic service to the U.S. in recent years, tumbled more than 21% on the news.
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Delta Air Lines was the first US airline to offer a transatlantic-specific travel waiver that allowed for flight changes but not refunds.
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Since its adoption, over 2,100 organizations have signed up according to the U.S. Department of Commerce, signaling a major victory for transatlantic commerce.
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In January, Scaramucci sold his stake in the hedge fund to Washington, D.C.-based RON Transatlantic Advisors and HNA Capital of New York.
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Sudha David-Wilp is senior transatlantic fellow and deputy director of the Berlin office of the German Marshall Fund of the United States.
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Pompeo issued the warning during a meeting of North Atlantic Treaty Organization foreign ministers in Washington marking the transatlantic military alliance's 70th anniversary.
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RON Transatlantic, which already owns a stake in the asset manager, is a conglomerate with varied investments that include finance firms and brewers.
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Elsewhere, a joint statement by NATO leaders on Wednesday said that the transatlantic alliance will stand together against threats from Russia and China.
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" European allies While NATO has criticized Russia's "plausible" violations of the treaty," it has also called the INF agreement "crucial" to transatlantic security.
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The Transatlantic Leadership Network held a conference earlier this month at the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington D.C. dedicated to Lebanon's turmoil.
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Typically, the NMA is seen serving transatlantic routes, connecting smaller cities in the Unites States with "secondary" European cities such as Brussels or Copenhagen.
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Obama Tuesday also called Greece a "reliable ally" in its commitment to the transatlantic alliance, even under tremendous strain from the country's debt crisis.
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It's a work that alludes to the memory of the nearly four million slaves sent from Angola to Brazil during the Transatlantic Slave Trade.
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They say they've worked to advocate for black Americans who descend from enslaved people brought to the United States during the transatlantic slave trade.
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"Montenegro's participation in the May NATO Summit as full member, not as an observer, will send a strong signal of transatlantic unity," Tillerson added.
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During his last visit to Europe, in November, Mr Obama sought to reassure his allies that the transatlantic bond would survive the Trump era.
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The other 80% goes to Goodcover's partners: KnightBrook Insurance (primary carrier), Transatlantic Reinsurance (reinsurance), North American Risk Services (claims services) and Milliman (actuarial services).
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The big American airlines used to compete only with their European equivalents—the likes of Lufthansa, Air France and British Airways—on transatlantic flights.
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London routinely aligned with Washington on international issues and acted as a transatlantic bridge, explaining European views to the United States and vice versa.
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This week, security and economic ties will top the agenda, and the fundamental values on which the transatlantic Alliance also rests will go unattended.
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His disregard for the environment, his unilateralism, his materialism and his physical impoliteness raise the costs to European leaders of defending the transatlantic alliance.
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This year Norwegian has announced the closure of all its transatlantic routes from Edinburgh and Belfast, as well as its London to Singapore service.
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Should the INF unravel, Ischinger believes the divisive 1980s debate about deploying nuclear weapons in Europe could resurface with devastating consequences for transatlantic ties.
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Worried leaders tempered their letters of congratulation to Mr Trump with veiled reminders of the transatlantic values many of them believe his victory imperils.
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The two sides failed to conclude negotiations on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) before former president Barack Obama left office last month.
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Delta said the fall in September was due to a supply-demand imbalance on transatlantic routes and headwinds from prior-year yen hedge gains.
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PA) said Alitalia's precarious situation was one element of its plans to set up a new transatlantic joint venture with Delta Air Lines (DAL.
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Branson compared the growth of the space tourism market to the early days of aviation, when transatlantic flights cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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THE fear that business travellers on transatlantic flights might have to stop working on spreadsheets and read a good book instead had been palpable.
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The partnership, which is subject to regulatory approval, would combine two existing and overlapping transatlantic joint-ventures, supported by equity deals worth $1 billion.
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We visited the Great Hall, where waves of huddled masses, recently disembarked from long, transatlantic voyages, finally began to breathe a little more freely.
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Brussels and Washington have officially committed to sealing the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) before U.S. President Barack Obama leaves office in January.
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Washington and Brussels are officially committed to sealing the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) before U.S. President Barack Obama leaves office in January.
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If CETA is fragile, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a deal still being hammered out between the EU and America, is flailing.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande told a NATO conference on Saturday that the U.S. presidential election should not put into question transatlantic relations.
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Trade problems with the EU also show that the U.S. was unable to forge a unified transatlantic stand on trade and investments with China.
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His comments prompted EU leaders arriving in Brussels for a summit to postpone a discussion about transatlantic trade tensions until later in the evening.
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Populist rhetoric Trump's populist rhetoric on trade has meanwhile has convinced many Europeans that a proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership is effectively dead.
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S. Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) talks, which have been going on for the past three-and-a-half years should be halted.
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If EU-US talks on a transatlantic free-trade deal succeed, most of the world is likely to have to adopt their joint standards.
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Already new trade agreements, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, face an uphill struggle to be implemented.
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An eyewitness told me that she went at length to defend the transatlantic relationship, the importance of NATO, and — surprise, surprise — U.S.-EU relations.
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Without energetic British backing, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) under negotiation between Brussels and Washington is less likely to come to fruition.
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She worries that Trump's approach will continue to strain the transatlantic alliance that has sustained the post-Cold War order for nearly 70 years.
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Pompeo should seize the moment, perhaps the last opportunity for this administration, to work with his European counterparts to design a new transatlantic charter.
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Transatlantic routes have proven lucrative for established airlines but now smaller carriers such as Norwegian and Iceland's Wow Air are offering no-frills flights.
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Maria Tilander is a visiting fellow at the Center for Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University SAIS in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Britain's big ambitions for transatlantic trade often involve services, ie, making it easier for British lawyers or architects to bid for work in America.
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Should that happen, America's full-service airlines, already the most profitable in the world, would cement their grip on the vitally important transatlantic marketplace.
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Although the transatlantic slave trade was officially prohibited in 1792, it ceased in 1803; slavery was not abolished until almost half a century later.
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His team could not say what they would do if Iran resumed enriching uranium or if there was a schism in the transatlantic relationship.
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Norwegian Air has attempted to disrupt the air travel industry by offering a budget long-haul model with a particular focus on transatlantic routes.
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Flying transatlantic first class in the front of the plane generates four times more carbon than riding in the back in tightly-packed economy.
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Reimbursable loans are a pillar of the world's largest trade dispute, involving mutual transatlantic claims of unfair support for aircraft makers Airbus and Boeing.
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Gregory Feifer is the executive director of the Institute of Current World Affairs and a member of the Transatlantic Democracy Working Group steering committee.
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Giorgi Rtskhiladze co-owns the Silk Road Transatlantic Alliance, a subsidiary that focusses on business deals involving the U.S. He brokered the Trump relationship.
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Well-crafted agreements can open new opportunities for small and medium enterprises to enter the transatlantic marketplace, which is now weighted toward larger firms.
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Maria Tilander is a visiting fellow at the Center for Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University SAIS in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Merkel said at a church event in the western German city of Muenster: "It is in our interest to have a strong transatlantic relationship".
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S. agreement to take steps to ease the threat of a transatlantic trade war, saying it offered a real opportunity to avert further tariffs.
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The firms include Singapore-based Velmur Management and Transatlantic Partners, and China-based Dandong Chengtai Trading Co, also known as Dandong Zhicheng Metallic Material.
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For the past three years, the EU's trade agenda has been dominated by Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) talks with the United States.
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The new deal, called Privacy Shield, should allow the roughly 4,400 U.S. firms that had relied on Safe Harbor to resume transatlantic data transfers.
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His top envoy will be Hutchison, a former U.S. senator from Texas who is now the U.S. permanent representative to the transatlantic military alliance.
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Second, they must ensure that Trump appoints ambassadors to NATO, the E.U., and leading European states who support the institutions of the transatlantic alliance.
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There was no immediate news after the meeting of any concrete plan to rescue the airline, a pioneer in transatlantic budget travel since 2013.
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There was no immediate news after the meeting of any concrete plan to rescue the airline, a pioneer in transatlantic budget travel since 2013.
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Raab also said transatlantic unity over Iran was important so that the country received the same messages from Britain, Europe and the United States.
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There have been longstanding fears that Russian spies could cut transatlantic undersea cables to disrupt communications and financial transactions, and take entire countries offline.
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Serbia also wants to join the EU, but it refuses to join the transatlantic NATO alliance and has pursued ties with Russia and China.
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The transatlantic relationship has been at the core of one of the longest periods of relative peace and prosperity over the past seven decades.
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Raab also said transatlantic unity over Iran was important so that the country received the same messages from Britain, Europe and the United States.
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The Senate late on Tuesday passed a privacy bill that is considered integral to a pending transatlantic data transfer pact with the European Union.
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But if the transatlantic union lures even a small number of extra American tourists to the United Kingdom, the expense can be easily recouped.
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There could be new destinations soon, according to Primera Air — they expect to announce two more transatlantic routes by the end of the summer.
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It argues the legislation is unnecessary and that it would harm America's European allies–potentially fracturing transatlantic support for current U.S. sanctions on Russia.
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The airline, 51 percent-owned by billionaire founder Richard Branson and 49 percent-owned by U.S. carrier Delta Air Lines, primarily flies transatlantic routes.
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It is easy to frame the U.S.-Europe relationship strictly in defense terms, as NATO has been the bedrock of transatlantic relations for decades.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is an agreement that the Obama administration was trying to complete with the 28-member European Union.
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CNBC used a Google Flight search to compare those numbers to a transatlantic first-class flight from Miami, Florida to Venice, Italy for October.
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Twenty-First Century Fox, Comcast and Disney are currently locked in a transatlantic bidding war for one of the entertainment industry's most coveted assets.
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All three major US airlines operating transatlantic and transpacific routes are waiving change and cancel fees for travel to all of Europe and Asia.
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Lufthansa's problems are centered on its European business, with a more positive outlook for its long-haul operations, especially on transatlantic and Asian routes.
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He said that if the U.S. administration actively supported right-wing populists in the looming election campaigns it would trigger a "major transatlantic crisis".
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It is in nobody's interest to have this hard deal, neither for Britain nor for us and especially seeing this geopolitical and transatlantic tension.
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If the hours in the transatlantic air become unproductive, then the worry for carriers will be that executives may simply decide to make fewer trips.
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It let his show evolve from a transatlantic curiosity for especially twisted anglophiles into a bona fide cult smash with the zeitgeist in a stranglehold.
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The Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity that we co-chair believes candidates and parties must step up and take their own responsibility to defend democracy.
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Obama has attempted to strike a conciliatory tone, insisting Trump remains committed to transatlantic ties and NATO, despite the Republican businessman's statements during the campaign.
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The transatlantic group's new single "Thas My Girl" is the first track from their new 6-track EP Sufi La, available digitally from May 26.
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Airlines for America, a trade group representing most big U.S. airlines, is praising the agreement, saying it will ensure the continuation of key transatlantic routes.
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But the transatlantic divide remains wide, according to CDP, a climate-focused research provider that works with major institutional investors with $87 trillion in assets.
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That the transatlantic talks were floundering long before Mr Trump took office said something about the EU's ability to conduct foreign policy through trade agreements.
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The two NATO allies have sparred publicly for months over Turkey's order for the S-353s, which are not compatible with the transatlantic alliance's systems.
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"His voice will definitely have resonance," said Nicholas Dungan, and specialist in transatlantic relations at Sciences Po, one of France's top schools on international relations.
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But on the Friday of the shooting, he was out of town, enjoying a rare vacation with Chelsea's mother on a three-week transatlantic cruise.
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The three big international American carriers—Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and United Airlines—and their European partner airlines control nearly 80% of transatlantic seats.
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And in the late 1980s, after his own transatlantic migration, Dr Haldane showed that magnetic fields need not be involved in the process at all.
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The Commission initially proposed a 15-year authorization, which it later cut to nine years, amid a transatlantic row over whether glyphosate may cause cancer.
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Given its strong economic ties to China, Europe is clearly a necessary asset to compete with China, but levels of transatlantic trust are historically low.
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Trump also "reassured the leaders that America remains committed to the Transatlantic alliance and to robust efforts to protect the environment," the White House said.
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S. commercial data pact underpinning billions of dollars of transatlantic trade run for at least a year without any legal challenge, they said on Tuesday.
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Britain's looming European Union exit further complicates talks between the United States and the EU over the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership free trade deal.
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The reminder of shared values and sacrifices may have helped nudge the two men towards a truce in the incipient transatlantic trade war (see article).
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He understood the importance of this partnership for the US. Whoever will replace him, I am afraid that the transatlantic relationship won't be better off.
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Transatlantic rifts are set to feature prominently when Trump arrives at the G7 summit in France to discuss differences over trade, Iran and climate change.
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Barclays' strategy has evolved, but the plan to become increasingly focused on transatlantic consumer, corporate and investment banking businesses supports and extends past strategic reviews.
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That sameness meant that my familiarity with American Christian Protestantism was an anchor in the midst of a disorienting transatlantic move when I was 21978.
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"Withdrawal risks dividing the transatlantic alliance and would further undermine America's reliability as a stable and predictable partner when it comes to European security," Rep.
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In case that wasn't bad enough, winds caused by climate change are making the jet stream stronger, which will cause transatlantic flights to take longer.
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Mr Marchionne's death has robbed the industry of a big personality who wanted consolidation and who had proved that a big transatlantic deal could work.
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N on Thursday will announce three new daily routes to Europe as the third largest U.S. carrier eyes higher-paying business travelers on transatlantic flights.
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That is probably bluster: if nothing else, Britain's geographical location makes it too useful to simply abandon (many transatlantic internet cables come ashore in Britain).
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Safran co-developed the CFM56 and its LEAP successor with General Electric through their CFM International venture, one of the most durable transatlantic business partnerships.
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For us, the storm brought to light a potential challenge in the consolidation of transatlantic cables that all landed in New York and New Jersey.
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A serious stoppage in data flows would not just hurt transatlantic trade, it would also set a terrible example to the rest of the world.
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"We have to work even harder," he said, stressing that Britain remained committed to transatlantic security as a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
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Madonna and Guy Ritchie have been "Hung Up" in and out of court in a transatlantic custody squabble over their 15-year-old son Rocco.
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While the arbitrage for summer-grade gasoline is currently closed, traders said many Transatlantic cargoes were locked in earlier this month when U.S. prices spiked.
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Supporters say the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) would deliver more than $100 billion of economic gains on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Trump has softened his stance on the transatlantic organization since calling it "obsolete" but has repeatedly demanded other NATO members to step up their contributions.
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Another site of African interest, Valongo Wharf Archaeological Site in Rio de Janeiro -- an important physical legacy of the transatlantic slave trade -- is also present.
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A transatlantic gulf separates ideas about data privacy: EU law sees it as a cherished human right; in America, it is more about consumer protection.
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In the Netherlands activists are preparing to take on the EU's trade deal with Canada and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, another trade proposal.
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Tillerson told Europe's foreign ministers at the European Union and NATO that the U.S. government remains committed to transatlantic ties that Trump has previously questioned.
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Negotiators hope that the coming Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership will harmonise regulatory standards across the Atlantic in industries such as pharmaceuticals, telecoms and transport.
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Another major trade deal hanging in the balance is the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership being negotiated between the United States and the European Union.
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But Putin has long been eager to sow transatlantic discord and ease his own nation's isolation, which had deepened following the 85033 annexation of Crimea.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, a proposed deal between America and the EU, was supposed to cover the two sides' differing approaches to data.
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Negotiators are close to reaching a deal on a tensely awaited transatlantic data flow agreement, EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova told European lawmakers on Monday.
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But their ancient walls were once home to one of the most tragic and brutal periods in the history of humanity -- the transatlantic slave trade.
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It also echoes arguments in one of the world's largest trade disputes, the transatlantic spat over government support for Boeing Co and Airbus Group SE .
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"[Trump's] proposal to impose tariffs on European steel and aluminum is a bad sign for transatlantic relations," Tusk said about Trump during remarks in Helsinki.
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A transatlantic flight from Germany to Mexico had to be diverted to Ireland after a pilot spilled a cup of coffee on the flight controls.
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In all, 13 countries – virtually all previously in the Soviet sphere of influence – joined the transatlantic NATO alliance following the end of the Cold War.
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Europe may not be able to persuade Trump to pay heed to common sense but can certainly pressure him with the reality of transatlantic leverage.
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Negotiators are close to reaching a deal on a tensely-awaited transatlantic data flow agreement, EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova told European lawmakers on Monday.
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The decision, reached in talks between Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in Washington last month, eased fears of a transatlantic trade war.
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One may reasonably perform last rites on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, the similarly gargantuan deal between the European Union and the United States.
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It took advantage of the Max's extended range to fly a narrow-body transatlantic nonstop between Edinburgh, United Kingdom, and Bradley International Airport in Connecticut.
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ICE, which owns the New York Stock Exchange, has meanwhile bought London derivatives trading platform LIFFE - presenting the two European firms with strong transatlantic competition.
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Bernie Sanders's opposition to trade goes far beyond opposing new agreements, like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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There are so many other countries who live in real fear of Russia and know that Vladimir Putin is rooting for transatlantic tensions and divisions.
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The compilation—rooted in his native Baltimore but transatlantic in outlook—is a heady mix of melodic, dewy-eyed post-punk and rugged, stretching ambience.
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Only actions will convince Europeans that the Trump administration has not sacrificed decades of transatlantic cooperation at the altar of Stephen Bannon's apocalyptic foreign policy.
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Hardt called the U.S. decision a "blow to transatlantic economic ties" and criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for seeking answers to U.S. economic problems overseas.
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"Let's not fuel the fantasy that we will re-open a global renegotiation of the kind of the transatlantic treaty from here (either)," he added.
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Major transatlantic airlines, including Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and American Airlines, are all offering waivers for those looking to change or cancel international flights.
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"Expedition America," as it was called, was planned and executed in order to "relive" the first documented transatlantic crossing by the Viking explorer Leif Eriksson.
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On this model, instead of having one fewer kid, you can skip a couple of transatlantic flights and you'll save the same amount of carbon.
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Carriers including Delta Air Lines have already begun to reassign larger planes to transatlantic flights and Air France-KLM said it was considering redeployment options.
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That's why the American Jewish Committee launched a new transatlantic initiative — a pledge of unity and resolve — that notable European and American leaders have endorsed.
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Some would argue that the transatlantic partnership served another era and should be seen as a time-specific alliance that largely has outlived its usefulness.
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Deutsche Bank on Friday appointed former German government minister Sigmar Gabriel, regarded as a proponent of strong European and transatlantic ties, to its supervisory board.
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Yet the success of "Fleabag" emerges just as transatlantic culture seems to be casting a sympathetic eye on the millennial generation for the first time.
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McCain was long seen as a leading voice in advocating for the transatlantic alliance, championing the expansion of NATO membership to other countries in Europe.
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The Scandinavian company has said it will be able to offer transatlantic flights for as low as $150 each way if its effort is approved.
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The investor, Anthony Scaramucci, announced that he was selling his firm, SkyBridge Capital, to a consortium led by RON Transatlantic and HNA Capital of China.
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Developed in a paper by Johns Hopkins Professor Daniel Hamilton, the transatlantic marketplace would set an ambitious goal of creating five million jobs by 2025.
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Simonyi is the managing director of the Center for Transatlantic Relations at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at John Hopkins University.
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But a transatlantic alliance was really very clearly established so in a way it's like in economics there are spillover effects but also spillback effects.
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"Americans, and their Congress, still believe in the transatlantic alliance … and it is clear that our allies still believe in us as well," he added.
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Therefore, with the prospect of a transatlantic listing fading, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters that Hong Kong is quickly becoming a genuine contender.
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The Obama administration held extensive negotiations with the EU on what would have been known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or T-TIP.
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The airline, however, does maintain a sizeable transatlantic route network undoubtedly affected by the lack of demand and restrictions of foreign travelers entering the country.
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Peter Beyer, a member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the German government's transatlantic coordinator, said both sides should back away from their rigid positions.
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It is not yet clear what form these low-cost Delta fares would take—whether a designated transatlantic shuttle line or simply a no-frills fare class on existing flights—and there is no reason to anticipate a transatlantic market akin to the intra-European low-cost flight scene, where a hop between countries can be had for the price of a decent steak.
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On October 2100, 2500, Pan American World Airways flew the inaugural transatlantic 2707 jet service between New York and Paris, with one fuel stop in Newfoundland.
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That's the worry held by the Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity, a U.S.-European organization looking at combating interference in Western elections by hostile foreign actors.
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"They are trying to figure out where they stand," Magnus Nordenman, the director of the Transatlantic Security Initiative at the Washington-based Atlantic Council, told CNN.
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TCI, which holds a 5.17 percent stake in LSE, has predicted a 15 billion pound ($20.7 billion) bid for the group from transatlantic rivals ICE (ICE.
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The Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity said on Wednesday it had uncovered evidence that automated Twitter accounts had swung "behind an effort to suppress voter turnout".
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This growing anti-Americanism also helps explains the fervent opposition to the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, the proposed EU-US free trade deal.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday that he was "absolutely certain" the US would remain committed to the transatlantic alliance and security guarantees to Europe.
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Pence is aiming to reassure European leaders of continued US commitment to the continent after Trump disparaged longstanding aspects of transatlantic ties during the presidential campaign.
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Intentionally or not, such tributes also read like rebukes to President Donald Trump, whose commitment to transatlantic security remains as hazy as McCain's was crystal-clear.
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Even with those plans, huge uncertainties remain about when Britain will formally exit the EU, and what cities could replace London as New York's transatlantic counterpart.
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Despite Brexit, since the 2016 referendum the UK has supported the EU, not the US, on major transatlantic disagreements — including Iran, trade, climate change and China.
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A handful of Europe-based budget carriers have tried to penetrate the transatlantic market in recent years, but only cash-strapped Norwegian Air is still standing.
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A transatlantic trade war will increase the attractiveness of China as a trade partner and push the Europeans to discount the harmful trade practices by China.
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Trump could decide to act alone, distract from all other pressing issues, or shake the bedrock of the transatlantic alliance even without a Trump–Putin meeting.
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Norwegian Air had used the aircraft to operate transatlantic flights to secondary destinations in the US and Europe which wouldn't have been profitable without the aircraft.
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On transatlantic routes, Norwegian has crammed customers into sparkly new Boeing Dreamliners, offering return tickets from London to New York for as little as £260 ($330).
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He also said European leaders were concerned about the future of the transatlantic relationship, but expected it to withstand differences over Iran and other thorny issues.
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France is prepared to walk away from the negotiations for the high-profile Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) if no progress is made, he added.
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The big picture: Speaking at the Atlantic Council, Parly indicated that the growing transatlantic divide isn't just about defense spending, or even a clash of personalities.
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The "transatlantic spread" between U.S. and German 10-year government bond yields has fallen to 187 basis points, well off its April peak of 216 bps.
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The good news, for transatlantic relations at least, is that Mr Trump's tendency to go after steadfast allies can be put right, with a little stroking.
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Turkey and the United States have sparred publicly for months over Ankara's order for the S-400s, which are not compatible with the transatlantic alliance's systems.
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Merkel was the driving force in Europe behind the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), an ambitious trade deal between the European Union and United States).
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Both are members of the Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity, which unites political, tech, media and business leaders to tackle election interference across the democratic world.
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The new alliance would have about a 27 percent share of transatlantic flights, ahead of the 24 and 22 percent for the other two rival groupings.
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The U.S. award-winning musician's comments on the transatlantic slave trade came in a video interview on Tuesday at the California offices of celebrity website TMZ.com.
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Shortly after, the U.S. announced Pompeo's visit to Russia — sending a cold message to European allies at a time when the transatlantic relationship is already fragile.
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The British al Qaeda operatives who plotted to explode 10 transatlantic passenger aircraft in 2006 also planned to build detonators containing HMTD, according to court records.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, an Air France spokesperson said the owner was notified of their dog's death following the 11-hour transatlantic flight on Tuesday.
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" They added that "this capability could enable collection of sensitive traffic carried on transatlantic cables and/or cyber attacks against secure computer systems, among other things.
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The former Norwegian premier said that the decision to move the meeting is "a sign of the strong transatlantic unity and (the) flexibility" of the alliance.
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S. airline on transatlantic routes to and from the New York area, in the latest illustration of the low cost carrier's move into British Airways territory.
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President Barack Obama sees the conclusion of a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with the EU as one of the defining acts of his last year.
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I REMEMBER THAT EVEN PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS ALSO ASKED FOR A FAIR BURDEN SHARING BETWEEN EUROPE AND UNITED STATES IN THE BURDEN OF THE TRANSATLANTIC ALLIANCE.
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Norwegian has shaken up long-haul rivals by offering cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts.
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U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on $11 billion worth of European Union products, heightening tensions over a long-running transatlantic aircraft subsidy dispute.
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Whether as descendants of the victims of the transatlantic slave trade or as more recent migrants, we constitute some of the poorest and most marginalized groups.
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The competing narrative between European and American trade officials marks another spat between two traditional allies, with transatlantic relations currently at their lowest point in decades.
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CFM, a transatlantic joint-venture co-owned by GE and France's Safran, said it expects the accelerated inspections to be completed over the next 30 days.
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Comparing the planned deal to the proposed EU-US Transatlantic partnership agreement, Igor Shuvalov, Russia's First Deputy Prime Minister, said the talks would be very difficult.
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Pierre Casiraghi, founder of the Team Malizia and co-skipper for the transatlantic crossing, said he believed in raising awareness about rising global emissions and pollution.
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Barclays' transatlantic lending strategy has been overshadowed since early 2018 by a debate about the performance of its investment bank sparked by activist investor Edward Bramson.
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