英語 での The atlantic council の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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President of the Atlantic Council think tank Fred Kempe said:“The political earthquake was in Bavaria, but the aftershocks will be felt in Berlin.
Actually, a survey made last February by the Atlantic Council Research Center reported that 56% of U.S. citizens want a change in Washington's policy towards Havana.
In one article published by the Atlantic Council, writer Stephen Blank claims that Russia is a more urgent security threat than terrorism.
He is the recipient of the Vimy award for contributions to leadership and international affairs and the Atlantic Council Award for international leadership.
On Tuesday, Tillerson said at the Atlantic Council think tank in Washington that“we are ready to have the first meeting without preconditions.”.
Facebook's announcement came the same day a report from the Atlantic Council detailed the depth of Iran's attempts to sow confusion online, as The Washington Post notes.
In September, the Atlantic Council, a US geopolitical thinktank, published a report that predicted a Hobbesian world‘marked by the breakdown of order, violent extremism and an era of perpetual war'.
It's a great privilege for me to be here on behalf of the 45th President of the United States of America, President Donald Trump, to join the Atlantic Council, the German Marshall Fund, and the Munich Security Conference as we mark the 70th anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
The Atlantic Council of NATO, in a statement issued today after the Permanent Representatives Meeting at the Brussels Alliance seat, said the September 3 nuclear test"once again proves Nuclear non-nuclear weapons research" which"represents a flagrant violation" of UN resolutions and a"great".
The Atlantic Council, a US-based think tank in the field of international relations, will feature the report for the first time in English, under the title"Hiding in Plain Sight: Putin's War in Ukraine" on May 28 in Washington, DC.
Formed in June 2015 and funded by Google News Lab, the First Draft Coalition's founding members included Bellingcat, an online“citizen journalism” site that has gotten many of its highest profile stories wrong and is now associated with NATO's favorite think tank, the Atlantic Council.
With history in mind and the future at stake, I visited Brussels and Berlin last week to fact-find and, via the Atlantic Council 360/ Open Source Summit and its Digital Forensic Research Lab, to animate a new generation of digital freedom fighters on the front lines in democracy's new battle of truth against disinformation.
While European and Asian corporations were rushing to Iran prepare for the normalization of trade, the French ambassador to the US, Gerard Araud, told the hawks opposing a nuclear deal with Iran at the Atlantic Council think-tank to calm down about European businesses rushing to restart trade with Iran.
Such responses included selling Ukraine military hardware- much to the excitement of the Atlantic Council's many defense industry sponsors including Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, the dispatching of US warships to the Sea of Azov- which is recognized by both Ukraine and Russia as“internal waters,” not“international waters,” and a proposed“complete asset freeze on at least on major Russian bank,” until Ukraine is allowed to carry on with its militarization of the Sea of Azov.
Reza is a board member of the Atlantic Council, an organization that promotes constructive leadership and engagement in international affairs.
He is a former recipient of the Atlantic Council Award for Distinguished Business Leadership and the CK Prahalad Award for Global Sustainability Leadership.
Paul Polman is a recipient of both the Atlantic Council Award for Distinguished Business Leadership and the CK Prahalad Award for Global Sustainability Leadership.
NATO is run by the North Atlantic Council, and its main PR agencies are the Atlantic Council and the Atlantic Treaty Association, both of which receive funding from international corporations.
A recent study published by the Atlantic Council and the Zurich Insurance group estimates that cyber attacks could cost up to $90 trillion by 2030 if cybersecurity fails to advance at a rapid pace.