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The US president inherited Russia’s war on Ukraine, but he will own the consequences of how it ends. The post Trump will define his legacy through Russia—one way or the other appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Trump and Putin both seem to think that removing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy would set the stage for a Kremlin-friendly peace deal, but Ukrainians see the war as a fight for national survival that does depend on any one man, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Ukrainians…

In the Middle East today, states are aligning issue by issue, not choosing sides. They cooperate in one area and compete in the next. This modular alignment is shaping the region, even as it manages the shocks of war and energy-market volatility. The post The new Middle East is m…

On October 17, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed in The Sun to discuss the threat of attacks on undersea cables and pipelines. The post Braw in The Sun on potential attacks on undersea infrastructure appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The government secured the withdrawal of foreign partners before securing obedience from armed factions. That leaves Baghdad with less leverage against Iran’s allies in Iraq. The post The withdrawal of the US-led coalition is a loss for Iraq’s sovereignty appeared first on …

Gulf states are emerging from the Iran war with different conclusions about how to protect themselves and deal with Tehran. The post Washington should stop expecting the Gulf to speak with one voice appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Moldova’s democratic resilience faces a revealing litmus test on November 15, when autonomous Gagauzia elects a new governor and People’s Assembly amid concerns over Kremlin interference, write Laurențiu Pleșca and Will Kingston-Cox. The post Moldova’s fight against Kremlin inter…

Russia's escalating bombing campaign against civilian targets across Ukraine aims to make much of the country unlivable while also serving a propaganda purpose for the Kremlin on the home front, write Syrus Solo Jin and Anton Ponomarenko. The post Russian attacks on Ukrainian civ…

Brazil’s presidential runoff could open a narrow window for closer US-Brazil cooperation on trade, security, and critical minerals. The post What a Lula or Bolsonaro victory would mean for Brazil and the world appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Global supply chains are being reconfigured in response to geopolitical and economic upheaval. This is a more nuanced picture than the term "deglobalization" suggests. The post The rewiring of globalization is under way appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Canadian oil imports can provide insurance and reliability for East Asian countries amid the instability of oil supply from the Middle East. The post Canadian west coast oil as a hedge for East Asian energy security appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Europe Center Resident Senior Fellow Ilva Tare speaks with Ivana Korajlić about Bosnia and Herzegovina's October 4 election. The post After Bosnia’s election, a way forward or deeper deadlock? | A Debrief with Ivana Korajlić appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Contrary to the prevailing narrative, the European Union has the economic power and strategic vision to act as a credible major power. Willingness to act is the missing piece. The post The European Union as a compound power in Cold War 2.0 appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Canadian oil imports can provide insurance and reliability for East Asian countries amid the instability of oil supply from the Middle East. The post A Canadian west coast oil pipeline and coalitional oil security in a Taiwan contingency appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The next Congress has options to act, particularly if one or both chambers shift from a Republican to a Democratic majority. The post Four ways the midterms can reshape US energy policy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On October 16, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed on Bloomberg Television to discuss Trump weighing the use of the ‘mother of all bombs’ in future Iran air strikes. The post Braw on Bloomberg Television on Trump not ruling out ‘mother of all bombs’ on Iran app…

Militaries need to understand the consequences of losing access to capabilities that have become essential to mission execution. The post What Ukraine’s Starlink disruptions reveal about the tradeoffs involved in military commercial dependencies appeared first on Atlantic Council…

Formula One President and CEO Stefano Domenicali discusses the forces shaping the future of Formula One (F1), from the growing influence of artificial intelligence to the geopolitical challenges of racing around the world. The post Formula 1 CEO on AI, geopolitics, and leadership…

Saudi Arabia has succeeded in diversifying its security partnerships. The harder task is turning those wins into security on the ground. The post Saudi Arabia has more security partners than ever. So why isn’t it safer? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The idea of Ukrainian drones silencing Kremlin bots clearly caught the world’s imagination, but the real story behind Ukraine’s recent drone strikes on Russia’s mega data centers is one of strategic vulnerability, writes Leonid Baratz. The post Ukrainian drone strikes highlight t…

While signaling restraint, the militias are carving room to consolidate their position and shape the terms of Iraq’s next security order. The post Iraq’s militias are adjusting for a new era, not going away appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Lescure appeared at the Atlantic Council studio at the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand. The post Full transcript: French Finance Minister Roland Lescure on bond market pressure, upcoming elections, and more appeared first on Atlantic Council .

One year since the EU debuted its "Defence Readiness Roadmap," with forty-five milestones Europe must meet to take responsibility for its own defense by 2030, is the EU on track? The post Measuring Europe’s rearmament: A year of the Defence Readiness Roadmap 2030 appeared first o…

The Kremlin is currently in the process of deploying a satellite communications network known as Rassvet, creating concerns for the Russian invasion of Ukraine and for the wider international security environment, writes Joshua Stein. The post Russia’s Starlink substitute poses a…

Congress should seize the moment to add crimes against humanity to a list of crimes that are punishable in the United States even when committed abroad. The post How torture charges in the Maduro case could close a gap in international justice appeared first on Atlantic Council .