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Trump should embrace a new negotiating approach, a new emphasis on regional security and deterrence, and a new commitment to preparing for the future. The post A misguided war, a flawed deal, and a dangerous future. Here’s what to do next on Iran. appeared first on Atlantic Counc…

While Ukraine often garners headlines for its drone warfare innovation, the country is also producing a playbook for countering Russian propaganda. This Ukrainian experience offers important lessons for the wider Western world, writes Ryan Prior. The post The West can learn from …

It is critical to ensure that US and European efforts to strengthen their respective defense industrial bases are reinforcing and mutually beneficial. The post How NATO can strengthen the transatlantic defense industrial base in Ankara and beyond appeared first on Atlantic Counci…

In Ankara, European leaders must seize the opportunity to reinforce the long-term foundations of the Alliance. The post Europe should take the long bet on the US and the transatlantic security relationship appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US-Iran deal waives sanctions on Iranian oil sales, but Washington will need further steps to meaningfully shift global crude trade and ensure clearer visibility into Iranian oil transactions. The post With US sanctions temporarily lifted, is Iranian crude back on the menu? a…

Allies must preserve the ability to move, reinforce, sustain, communicate, mobilize, and, if necessary, fight under conditions of disruption. The post Civilian infrastructure is now a strategic target. NATO must adapt to protect it. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As allies gather in Ankara, Turkey's rising influence, US retrenchment, and uneven burden sharing will test whether NATO can convert pledges into action. The post From burden sharing to strategic delivery: NATO and Turkey’s priorities ahead of the Ankara summit appeared first on …

The US blessing of a power-sharing arrangement for Libya preserves a fragile stability today while increasing the risk of a much larger crisis tomorrow. The post Libya doesn’t need another elite bargain appeared first on Atlantic Council .

To meet growing electricity demand in the US, states must shape the policy, economic, and regulatory environment necessary to build new nuclear reactors and their supply chains. The post US nuclear power in state energy planning: A policy roadmap appeared first on Atlantic Counci…

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As it marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the United States should rededicate itself to its founding principles and to a strategy in the world that seeks to advance those principles. The post How America’s founding inspires its strategy in the world ap…

Dedicated ranges provide realistic, physical sites for the testing and experimentation of emerging technologies. The post Innovation ranges: How NATO can test and deploy cutting-edge capabilities faster appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The two regions should work together to increase their strategic autonomy through infrastructure projects, free trade agreements, and scalable defense deals. The post Europe and the Gulf have untapped strengths to counter great-power chaos appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Charai in The National Interest: Why the Spanish Monarchy Still Matters to the US appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US Supreme Court's recent decision to uphold the Trump administration's decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status programs crates a troubling global precedent. The post The US is sending Syrian asylees back. Syria isn’t ready. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

US influence depends on more than military power, aid budgets, or diplomatic statements. It depends on the credibility of its democracy. The post At 250 years old, the US must continue to refine the message it sends abroad—including to Africa appeared first on Atlantic Council .

NATO's cyber defenses boast strong policy and training, but uneven capabilities and rising state threats will continue to pose major challenges. The post How NATO is facing mounting cybersecurity challenges appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As allies gather in Ankara for the 2026 NATO Summit, the seventh issue of the Defense Journal examines the issues at the forefront of the allied agenda. The post Alliance evolving: The Ankara Summit and NATO Readiness appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Armies that fight the next war with last century's doctrine will lose it. AI targeting, drone swarms, and algorithmic command have already arrived on the battlefield. The post Fighting a land war in the digital age: How armies must reinvent themselves—or be destroyed by those tha…

As Europe warms to Turkey and US influence shifts, the US–Turkey relationship has become crucial to shaping NATO's strength and Middle East security. The post US-Turkish relations: Impact on NATO and the Middle East appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ranking Senator Shaheen on NATO's value, Turkey's role in the Alliance, and why political division is the greatest threat to Western security. The post Q&A with Senator Jeanne Shaheen appeared first on Atlantic Council .

An interview covering resilience, deterrence, airpower, and preparation for an era of multi-domain competition. The post Q&A with Lieutenant General Max A. L. T. Nielsen, commandant of the NATO Defense College appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ukraine's Black Sea naval drone campaign shows how AI, cloud tech, and autonomous systems are rewriting the rules of modern maritime warfare. The post From cloud to kill zone: How Ukraine rewired naval warfare for the age of algorithmic warfare appeared first on Atlantic Council …

Though work remains to be done, NATO's air readiness is growing, backed by F-35s, integrated missile defense, joint pilot training, and space capabilities. The post The Atlantic Alliance in the air appeared first on Atlantic Council .