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The latest updates on the Strategic Litigation Project's work advancing human rights and accountability. The post Strategic Litigation Project Quarterly Newsletter: Responding to emerging crises appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On July 7, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on NPR about the importance of the Ankara Summit amidst heightened transatlantic tensions. The post Kroenig interviewed in NPR on the Ankara Summit appeared first on At…

On July 8, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw published an article in Foreign Policy discussing how European governments need to respond to Russia arming its shadow fleet. The post Braw in Foreign Policy on European response to Russia’s shadow fl…

The Hormuz crisis demonstrates that the Jones Act is no longer fit for purpose. It's time to update US maritime policy starting with the elimination of the domestic build rule. The post The US paper fleet: The Jones Act and the 2026 Iran war stress test appeared first on Atlantic…

Europe Center Resident Senior Fellow Ilva Tare speaks with Jasmin Mujanović And Dzeneta Karabegović about Bosnia and Herzegovina's World Cup run and its significance for the country's political unity. The post Can soccer unite Bosnia beyond politics? | A Debrief With Jasmin Mujan…

On July 7, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was quoted in The New York Times about the importance of US leadership in NATO, even as Europe steps up. The post Kroenig quoted in The New York Times on US leadership in NATO appeared…

Artificial intelligence is changing how biological threats can be created, detected, and countered. The post AI is the next major biodefense tech priority appeared first on Atlantic Council .

India’s AI talent ecosystem is rapidly growing but faces structural gaps. The post India’s AI playbook: From talent incubator to AI leader appeared first on Atlantic Council .

By taking four specific steps, allies can have a successful summit and prove the Alliance is no “paper tiger.” The post NATO can emerge from the Ankara summit stronger. Here’s how. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Japan’s weak yen is not a market anomaly. Structural capital outflows, shifting investment patterns, and dollar strength are keeping pressure on the currency—and creating potential new tensions with Washington. The post A weak yen spells trouble for Japan—at home and abroad appea…

Ballistic missiles are accounting for a growing share of Russia’s increasingly deadly attacks on Ukrainian cities, as Moscow unleashes a new bombing strategy seeking to exploit a global shortage of US-made Patriot air defense systems, writes Karlis Kuskevics. The post Putin escal…

On July 6, nonresident senior fellow Justina Budginaite-Froehly published a report with the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies, "Europe’s Rearmament Dividend: Turning Defence into Industrial Renewal," outlining how Europe should expand and sustain increased defense indu…

On July 6, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in Fox News in an article discussing Russia using it’s shadow fleet to probe NATO drone defenses. The post Braw in Fox News on Russia’s use of shadow fleet to probe NATO drone defe…

On July 6, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by Bloomberg to discuss the 2026 NATO Summit in Ankara. The post Braw in Bloomberg on the 2026 NATO Summit in Ankara appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Alliance is increasingly focused on the Arctic through exercises and capacity-building, but not yet with a unified strategy. The post NATO’s new Arctic presence shows that European allies are stepping up appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A recent Atlantic Council gathering reveals how initiatives like the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) must evolve. The post New Middle East corridors are about more than just bypassing the Strait of Hormuz appeared first on Atlantic Council .

This report analyzes what a stronger Europe in NATO means in practice, how European allies can take greater responsibility without weakening the cohesion of the Alliance, and what role Sweden can play. The post A stronger Europe in NATO—the way forward appeared first on Atlantic …

This report is the culminating publication of the Freedom and Prosperity Center's "The future of democracy assistance" series, which analyzes the many complex challenges to democracy around the world and highlights actionable policies that promote democratic governance. The post …

A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine, with thousands of Ukrainian civilians facing severe risks to their lives, food shortages, and a lack of medical assistance, according to a new UN report. The post A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Russia…

Russian President Vladimir Putin is currently in a weaker position than at any time since Ukraine's battlefield victories in 2022. Kyiv's Western allies must seize this window of opportunity to push for peace through strength, writes Kira Rudik. The post With Putin visibly weaken…

With the tide turning in Ukraine's favor on the battlefield and Russian manpower problems mounting, Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin may soon be forced to gamble on a politically risky mass mobilization in order to rescue his invasion, writes Mykola Bielieskov. The post Putin may …

Over five years, Ukraine has done more than expose Russia's weaknesses. It has revealed the future of warfare. NATO leaders must now demonstrate at the Ankara Summit that they are ready for the new security environment, writes Myroslava Gongadze. The post Ukraine is showing NATO …

France, Italy, Turkey, Czechia, Hungary, and Slovakia each have an opportunity at the upcoming NATO Summit to show they are stepping up. The post More European NATO allies should step up help to Ukraine through PURL appeared first on Atlantic Council .

In her new article in the Institute for Security and Development Policy, published on July 2, Anna Wieslander, Director for Northern Europe, draws up four scenarios on the future of Nato. Wieslander writes that discussions about how to organize European security – in light of the…

Atlantic Council fellows and staff not from (or not originally from) the United States share their reflections on the US semiquincentennial. The post ‘What America means to me’: Global perspectives on the country’s 250th anniversary appeared first on Atlantic Council .