German Marshall Fund

The German Marshall Fund (GMF) is a non-partisan, transatlantic think tank and public policy organization dedicated to promoting cooperation and understanding between North America and Europe. Founded in 1972 with a gift from Germany as a thank you for the Marshall Plan, GMF provides analysis and facilitates dialogue on a wide range of issues affecting transatlantic relations. While neither of the provided articles directly mention the German Marshall Fund, the topics they cover – geopolitical tensions in the Middle East (specifically involving Iran and Israel) and strains in the U.S.-Europe alliance (related to Greenland and trade) – fall squarely within GMF's areas of focus. These events highlight the continued relevance of GMF's mission to foster strong transatlantic ties and address shared challenges. The current geopolitical landscape underscores the importance of GMF's work in facilitating dialogue and promoting cooperation between North America and Europe on issues of security, economics, and foreign policy.