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With the 2026 USMCA review underway, negotiating authorities should focus on strengthening the mechanisms that promote trade facilitation: customs. The post Harmonizing USMCA: Enhancing customs to facilitate US-Mexico competitiveness appeared first on Atlantic Council .

By slowing growth and tightening fiscal space, aging in democracies may contribute to an increase in political polarization. The post As democracies grow old, it becomes harder to adopt sound economic policies appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Atlantic Council’s MENA Futures Lab hosted a group of more than thirty business leaders, academics, analysts from international organizations, and policymakers for the CEO Dialogue in the lead up to the World Governments Summit in Dubai. The insights shared there reflect tren…

A recent visit to the EU-Western Balkans Summit in Montenegro reveals a country closer than ever to EU membership—if it can get across the line. The post Dispatch from Tivat: What Montenegro still needs to do to join the European Union appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Learning from the former Federal Reserve chair’s experiences to safely navigate the current tech boom would be the highest form of tribute to his memory. The post The Greenspan legacy: How the Federal Reserve should face the AI revolution appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Expect NATO leadership to focus on three main issues: defense spending, defense industrial production, and aid to Ukraine. The post How European NATO allies are stepping up, by the numbers appeared first on Atlantic Council .

When Putin launched the full-scale invasion in 2022, he identified the “demilitarization” of Ukraine as one his two primary war aims. It is now clear that he has failed in the most spectacular fashion imaginable, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin vowed to demilitarize Ukrain…

Ukraine is currently conducting a mid-range drone strike campaign aiming to cut access to Russian-occupied Crimea and place the Black Sea peninsula under a logistics lockdown, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Ukraine tightens drone blockade of Russian-occupied C…

Russia is waging an escalating shadow war against the West as the Kremlin attempts to intimidate Europe and deter further support for Ukraine, writes Zahar Hryniv. The post Russia intensifies shadow war to undermine support for Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council .

When considering the forces claiming lives across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), minds inevitably turn to warfare and terrorism. Yet the region’s most prolific killer does not carry a weapon. Its methods are salt, sugar, and sitting. The numbers are staggering. Ca…

In China, health data is no longer just a medical resource—it is a strategic asset at the center of AI competition. The post Balancing openness and control: Cross-border health data and AI governance in China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On 21 April 2026, the Atlantic Council’s Northern Europe Office and the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs jointly hosted a workshop at the Government Offices in Stockholm focusing on a stronger Europe in NATO and the way forward. The workshop was aimed at officials at th…

This year’s forum reinforced that energy will remain one of the central determinants of global order in the twenty-first century. The post Energy security is back—and other top takeaways from the Atlantic Council’s biggest-ever energy forum appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation again raises questions about whether the current difficulty lies in the candidate, the country, or the system. The post Who’s to blame for the UK’s high turnover of prime ministers? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A recent visit to the United Kingdom’s capital revealed a wide and stubborn gap between British political leaders and the public. The post Dispatch from London: Starmer’s exit, Brexit, and what comes next for the United Kingdom appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Alliance can use the upcoming summit in Turkey to advance four policies that will help it increase its security along its south. The post The Ankara summit is an opportunity for NATO to ramp up engagement with its southern neighborhood appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The recent Iran conflict has exposed the enduring vulnerabilities of Turkey's economic strategy. The post Turkey has survived the energy crisis. It still needs a more deliberate economic strategy. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The right-wing candidate has emerged as the winner of Colombia’s runoff election for president, marking an important break with the outgoing administration. The post Experts react: What a President Abelardo de la Espriella means for Colombia and beyond appeared first on Atlantic …

On June 21, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in an article by The Sunday Post discussing whether NATO is already at war with Russia. The post Braw in The Sunday Post on ‘phoney’ conflict with Russia appeared first on Atlanti…

The post Charai for The National Interest: JD Vance Is Wrong: Israel Is Not Just Another Ally appeared first on Atlantic Council .

While the Iran war explains the sudden rise in inflation, relying on this excuse obscures that there is potentially a long-term problem central banks will need to confront as they manage the long tail of this crisis. The post Central banks can’t afford to keep missing their infla…

On June 18, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by DW News to discuss the disappearance of Lukashenko critic, Anatol Kotau, in Russian territorial waters. The post Braw in DW News on the disappearance of Anatol Kotau appeared first on At…

To maximize its deterrent and warfighting effectiveness in the Indo-Pacific region, the United States must reform its military command-and-control structure in Northeast Asia. The post The case for a US Northeast Asia Command appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Putin’s obsession with “denazifying” Ukraine makes a mockery of efforts to portray the Russian invasion as a mere land grab and helps explain why there has been no meaningful progress toward peace despite more than a year of US-led efforts, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin’…

In Season 2, Episode 16 of the Guns for Hire podcast, host Alia Brahimi is joined by Daniel McLaughlin, an international lawyer and Legal Director of the Centre for Justice and Accountability (CJA), a California-based legal nonprofit working on behalf of victims of torture and ot…