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Kyiv has reported further battlefield gains this week as the country’s Operation Vivaldi counteroffensive in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region continues to advance, writes David Kirichenko. The post Ukraine reports more battlefield gains as Putin’s invasion loses momentum appeared…

In postwar Iraq and Lebanon, power-sharing agreements allocated top government jobs based on ethnic and religious affiliation. Political deadlock and violence followed. As Syrians rebuild after decades of dictatorship and war, they should avoid making the same mistake. The post H…

The anthrax events of 2001 transpired twenty-five years ago. The US still needs better preparation against biological attacks. The post Toplines: Twenty-five years after anthrax, the US still is not prepared for a biological attack appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As Europe moves closer to a digital euro, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde discusses the future of Europe’s currency and the importance of payment sovereignty. Speaking with Josh Lipsky at the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Lagarde also weighs in…

Restoring deterrence will require a course correction in the West’s approach to Russia's escalating drone attacks. The post Dispatch from Moldova: How to restore NATO’s deterrence against Russia’s escalating drone attacks appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On October 6, Muhammad Tahir, nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, was published in MS NOW on the dangers of reducing the operations of the US Agency for Global Media. The post Tahir in MS NOW on the US Agency for Global Media appeared first o…

By sheer number of strikes, no country in the Gulf has been hit harder by Iran than the United Arab Emirates. But by exposure and impact, Kuwait may be at the greatest risk. The post Dispatch from the Gulf: Kuwait still wants Washington but is preparing for less appeared first on…

If AI agents come to rely on US transaction infrastructure and dollar-denominated assets, the dollar will become embedded in the operating system of machine commerce. The post When AI agents become economic actors, what happens to money and the financial system? appeared first on…

US overseas military installations depend on host nations for power, fuel, and water. A comprehensive review and investment plan is urgently needed to meet the energy and infrastructure security requirements of modern warfare. The post Ensuring US military readiness in the face o…

NATO's 1.5 percent resilience pledge can be leveraged to build a capability-based energy framework, drawing from lessons in Ukraine and globally. The post Optimizing the NATO 1.5 percent investment commitment for energy security appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Hours after US President Donald Trump’s surprise Sunday announcement of an energy ceasefire between Kyiv and Moscow, Russia responded by bombing a series of Ukrainian power plants, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Putin snubs Trump’s ceasefire as Russia aims to …

The United States and Canada have been locked in a trade war for over a month. And now, it’s becoming a political problem. Following US threats to impose 50 percent tariffs on about twenty billion dollars’ worth of imports, Ottawa and Washington began fierce negotiations. B…

Our experts weighed in on the latest developments, from the "energy ceasefire" announcement to the US-Russia diesel deal. The post Energy is upending Ukraine peace talks. Our experts explain why. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Once a culture-war issue, electrification is now an AI- and Iran war-era necessity. The post Why is electrification no longer “woke”? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Our experts are on the ground talking to leaders and getting the behind-the-scenes scoop on how the Bretton Woods institutions are taking on the most urgent challenges in the global economy. The post Live updates from the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Thailand as financial le…

On October 11, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed on GBNews to discuss US President Donald Trump’s diesel deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The post Braw in GBNews on Trump’s diesel deal with Russia appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On October 11, Elisabeth Braw was featured in the New York Post in an article discussing her newly released book, “Undersea War.” The post Braw in New York Post on her new book, “Undersea War” appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On October 10, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by DW News on her newly released book, “Undersea War.” The post Braw in DW News on her new book, “Undersea War” appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On October 9, Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in The Times in a book review of her recently released book, ‘The Undersea War.’ The post Braw in The Times on her new book, ‘The Undersea War’ appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Atlantic Council experts weigh on what Washington's sanctions on the ICC could mean for international justice and how the court's supporters can respond. The post The US just sanctioned the International Criminal Court. What’s next? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Middle East crisis warrants diversification beyond energy exports into minerals, processing, manufacturing, and digital infrastructure partnerships. The post The war and the new energy narrative: How minerals redefine the Middle East’s strategic position appeared first …

NATO faces persistent challenges in translating technological potential into operational capability. Recent analysis of NATO innovation efforts suggests that the limiting factor is often the ability of organizations and operators to adopt, experiment with, and implement new capab…

French debt was supposed to be Europe’s “safe asset.” Not anymore. The post How the world fell out of love with French debt appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Russia’s latest ceasefire rejection leaves Black Sea security dependent on credible deterrence and increased allied support for Ukraine. The post Russia has rejected another Black Sea ceasefire. What next? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

From Leipzig Airport to the Black Sea, Russia’s campaign of gray zone aggression against Europe has been escalating at an alarming rate in recent months. Ukraine's experience can help European leaders find the right response, write Ryan Prior and Maria Kovach. The post Ukraine ca…