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On August 29, Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in Daily Mail discussing potential hybrid attacks against the UK by Russia. The post Braw in Daily Mail on Russia’s preparations to attack UK appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On August 29, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by The Sun to discuss Putin’s plots to ramp up hybrid attacks against NATO. The post Braw in The Sun on Putin’s threats to ramp up hybrid attacks on NATO appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US removal of the country from its list of state sponsors of terrorism is big step for Syria toward its post-Assad future. The post A revolutionary coffee: The impact of Syria’s removal from the terrorism sponsor list appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On August 28, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed in BBC about the geopolitical risks to companies of hybrid threats. The post Braw in BBC on geopolitical risks to companies from hybrid threats appeared first on Atlantic Council .

In Season 2, Episode 17 of the Guns for Hire podcast, host Alia Brahimi chats to Wassim Nasr, the veteran French journalist for France24 and Senior Fellow at the Soufan Center. Wassim talks us through the spectacular April 25th offensive across Mali by JNIM, an al-Qaeda affiliate…

Tariffs alone won’t fix global imbalances. The G20 should use economic “carrots” to de-risk from China without destabilizing it. The post The G20 needs more carrots to rebalance away from China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Private companies are driving the rise of space-based data centers, but it is not yet clear who will own, govern, and access data processed in orbit. The post In space, everyone can hear you stream: Challenges ahead of the corporate space data race appeared first on Atlantic Coun…

China’s economy faces real constraints, but Beijing’s repressive political system might manage them for far longer than expected. The post Why China’s export-maximizing strategy is working—for now appeared first on Atlantic Council .

By celebrating Ukrainian resilience as an almost superhuman quality, the international community risks obscuring the much less glamorous reality that Ukrainians are actually ordinary people who have endured extraordinary violence for far too long, write Lauren Van Metre and Elena…

In this episode of The Biollywood Podcast, the Director of the Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense at the Atlantic Council, Asha M. George, Associate Director for Research, J.T. O'Brien, and Associate Director for Government Relations and Policy, Robert Bradley, discuss the 2005 …

Ukraine celebrated Independence Day this week with a novel military parade made up exclusively of unmanned systems, underlining the country’s emergence as a global leader in the field of drone warfare, writes Mykola Bielieskov. The post Drone parade showcases Ukraine’s rema…

Any potential major conflict the United States engages in will be shaped by AI and autonomous systems. US forces should expect their systems to operate in denied, degraded, intermittent, and limited (DDIL) conditions imposed by jamming techniques, cyber-attacks, and anti-satellit…

Sheikh Hasina's political activity from exile in India is straining India-Bangladesh relations and threatening to upend a fragile reset. The post Is the Bangladesh–India relationship headed for a reset or a relapse? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A stablecoin could give the Palestinian economy a secure, fast, and cost-effective pathway toward greater financial stability and autonomy. The post Could a stablecoin jumpstart postwar reconstruction? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ahead of an important referendum in Iceland on restarting accession talks with the EU, Atlantic Council experts answer pressing questions about the referendum's potential implications. The post What Iceland’s referendum means for the EU’s future appeared first on Atlantic Council…

Appalachian states, despite different industrial foundations, aim to convert interest in nuclear energy into broad economic gains. State-level strategies will be key. The post Atoms for Appalachia: Building state capacity for nuclear-enabled economic development appeared first on…

The countries that actively encourage the adoption of EVs will be first to reap the technology’s benefits for society and the economy. The post Africa’s next technological leapfrog could lie in electric vehicles and solar appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Stanley Druckenmiller's argument against his protégé Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's approach has caused a stir in fixed-income markets. The post The danger of hitting mute on US bond markets appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The spread of democracy could give Washington an edge in great-power competition and make armed conflict less likely. The post In an age of great-power competition, democracy is an advantage for the United States appeared first on Atlantic Council .

US military bases rely on the civilian power grid and are just as vulnerable to blackouts as regular customers. New policies should prioritize supply and resilience for critical missions. The post Electricity demand is rising. How can the US secure energy for its dual military an…

Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin is pursuing longstanding Russian imperial objectives in Ukraine and will not stop until he is forced to accept the irreversible reality of an independent Ukrainian state, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Russia’s war will not end until Putin …

Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine is fueling a defiant cultural outpouring that is redefining and strengthening Ukrainian national identity in ways that challenge centuries of Kremlin imperialism, writes Davis Richardson. The post A cultural renaissance is reshaping nationa…

Russia’s war machine is now sustained by an authoritarian supply chain that includes North Korean weapons systems. The post North Korean missiles are abetting Russia’s campaign to overwhelm Ukraine’s air defenses appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Conflict, climate change, and geopolitical tensions are putting unprecedented pressure on the world's most important waterways. The economic costs are set to ripple far beyond the shipping industry. The post Maritime trade routes are under threat—and markets still underprice the …

Rising national debt, the ongoing war in Iran, and the trade dispute with Canada are testing the United States’ global leadership. The post Threats to US global leadership are mounting: fiscally, militarily, and with allies appeared first on Atlantic Council .