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Executive Summary A gap in private funding for companies and projects inhibits energy innovation in the United States. This “missing middle” slows or blocks technologies that could help the energy system become more secure, affordable, reliable, and sustainable from advancing thr…

President Woodrow Wilson ordered a U.S. military intervention in Mexico hoping to trigger regime change. Things did not go as planned.

Welcome to the Daily News Brief, CFR’s flagship morning newsletter summarizing the top global news and analysis of the day. Top of the Agenda U.S.-Iran talks remain uncertain ahead of the expiration of the two countries’ truce tomorrow, while another round of Israel-Lebanon talks…

There is the opposition to President Bola Tinubu, and then there is Atiku Abubakar.

Autocratic regimes like China and Russia have increasingly supported Iran and other repressive partners in an effort to keep authoritarians in power and build a global network of autocracies.

This interactive map tracks central bank currency swaps from the financial crisis of 2007 through the COVID-19 pandemic and into the present, focusing on the currency swap arrangements of the three largest central banks—the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the Peop…

Instead of subsidizing demand or releasing scarce reserves too quickly, policymakers should emphasize the rationing of scarce supplies. The post The Strait of Hormuz closure forces a choice: Ration oil now or pay a steep price later appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Hungary’s recent election holds lessons for countries such as Georgia and Serbia, where divided oppositions have so far failed to turn protests into electoral wins. The post Magyar’s victory in Hungary should be studied by other opposition movements appeared first on Atlantic Cou…

WASHINGTON, DC — APRIL 21, 2026 — Atlantic Council President and CEO Frederick Kempe announced today that the thirtieth annual Atlantic Council Distinguished Leadership Awards will honor Ana Botin, Executive Chair of Banco Santander; Mike Wirth, Chairman and CEO of Chevron; Pierr…

Read full article here The post Lipsky quoted in Reuters article detailing why developing nations may take regionally coordinated ‌action against external shocks appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Conflict with Iran hurts American wallets, but it’s far more devastating for people in the global south.

The U.S. seizure of an Iranian ship threatens to upend the planned negotiations.

Anthropic’s latest AI model has kick-started a new debate.

The consequences will be felt long after the fighting ends.

Trump needs Ottawa more than he’ll say.

The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and The Critical Threats Project (CTP) at the American Enterprise Institute are publishing daily updates to provide analysis…

Toplines Swedish intelligence assessments are consistent with ISW’s longstanding assessments about the significant challenges the Russian economy is facing and the Kremlin’s efforts to conceal these…

With the Iran war simmering, U.S. officials will seek to reassure Asian allies that they remain a reliable and committed partner.

The battle over the next Dalai Lama, between religious tradition and state power, is set to become one of the defining geopolitical stories of the coming decade.

Custodial violence is not episodic but rather structural, woven into the daily architecture of incarceration.

Australia’s frigate purchase will likely end up being more complicated than the “zero-change” framing suggests.

Pyongyang fired “surface-to-surface” missile launches roughly one month before U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing.

The Regional Ecological Summit could kickstart a wider climate activism campaign in the greater Central Asian region, or it could just be a short-term, pro-green mirage.

China should avoid treating long-established external economic ties as instruments that can be readily deployed or withdrawn.

Fishing communities notice everything. But alienation from Delhi means India is losing intelligence input it can’t afford to lose.