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Members of the Atlantic Council Counterterrorism Project dig into the Trump administration’s new US Counterterrorism Strategy. The post The future of US counterterrorism: An expert assessment of the 2026 White House strategy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

With no end in sight to the invasion of Ukraine, Putin is looking to recruit more foreign fighters to counter heavy Russian losses while avoiding a politically risky mobilization, write Marc Goedemans and Katherine Spencer. The post As Russian losses mount in Ukraine, Putin seeks…

On Thursday, May 21, Anna Wieslander, Director for Northern Europe, featured extensively in Swedish TV and radio to comment on the upcoming NATO Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Helsingborg. Appearing on P1 morgon, Tv4 Nyhetsmorgon, P4 extra and Radio Sweden Wieslander’s…

Panama must use its revenues smartly by reinvesting in upkeep and in solutions that efficiently use the limited water resources. The post With the Strait of Hormuz closed, the Panama Canal is busier than ever. It should use this windfall wisely. appeared first on Atlantic Council…

Negotiators should insist any ceasefire or truce agreement allows for a dedicated, on-the-ground monitoring mechanism. The post For a sustained ceasefire or truce in Sudan, remember: Trust, but verify appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Carole House testified to the House Committee on Financial Services Subcommittee on National Security, Illicit Finance, and International Financial Institutions at a hearing titled, “Modernizing the BSA for Financial Crime in the 21st Century." The post Carole House testifies to …

A look behind the scenes at the recent Europe Gulf Forum, hosted by the Antenna Group in partnership with the Atlantic Council. The post Dispatch from Greece: Geopolitical crises are accelerating collaboration between Europe and the Gulf appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Even as Montenegrins mark today’s anniversary, the true meaning of independence must be something far more ambitious. The post Montenegro at twenty: What kind of state will it become? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

While the second Trump administration correctly diagnoses a more dangerous nuclear environment facing the country, a comprehensive defensive system is the wrong prescription. The risks of prompting adversary proliferation and stretching US resources thin are too high. The post Fo…

The United States should pursue a comprehensive missile defense system to protect the homeland from advanced threats posed by China, Russia, and North Korea. Political will from the Trump administration and advances in technology make the idea of the long-discussed "dome" over th…

As part of its Tech Sovereignty Package, the EU is developing its own definition of digital sovereignty. But a fundamental question will likely remain: how can the bloc balance control over data, legal authority, and vendor independence while maintaining openness to global techno…

As part of its Tech Sovereignty Package, the EU is developing its own definition of digital sovereignty. But a fundamental question will likely remain: how can the bloc balance control over data, legal authority, and vendor independence while maintaining openness to global techno…

The October 2025 edition of the Energy Sanctions Dashboard analyzed China’s central role in the market for sanctioned oil and the techniques Russia, Iran, and Venezuela use to evade sanctions on oil. The post Energy Sanctions Dashboard: October 2025 appeared first on Atlantic Cou…

The latest report in the Atlantic Council's Russia Tomorrow series asseses the four pathways that may await Chechnya after Kadyrov is no longer in power. The post The Kadyrov question: Who rules Chechnya next? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A series of recent drone overflights in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland have revealed a shifting strategy from Russia. The post How Russia exploits drone incursions in the Baltics—and how to respond appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On the sidelines of the Europe Gulf Forum, Gargash shares his thoughts on the Iran war and its far-reaching consequences. The post UAE presidential advisor Anwar Gargash on the Iran war, the Abraham Accords, and Europe-Gulf cooperation appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The pressure campaign raises a number of urgent questions. We turned to experts in the Atlantic Council’s network for answers. The post After the Castro indictment, what is Trump’s endgame in Cuba? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

More than one hundred countries now operate instant payment systems, and growing efforts to link them are reshaping how cross-border transactions get settled in local currencies. The post The global push for local-currency cross-border payments is intensifying appeared first on A…

As electricity becomes a prerequisite for economic growth, the energy transition will be shaped less by targets and more by demand. The post A demand-driven energy transition appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As governments race to secure minerals to meet growing energy demand, responsible mining is emerging as a practical path forward to build resilient, enduring supply chains. The post Responsibility is the surest path to resilience in the Minerals Age appeared first on Atlantic Cou…

With US guarantees in doubt, Europe is moving toward its own nuclear deterrent. Can it succeed—and what role should Turkey play? The post The future of European nuclear deterrence—and Turkey’s role in it appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Watch IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva talk with Atlantic Council President and CEO Frederick Kempe from the Europe Gulf Forum in Greece. The post ‘Numbers are getting worse’: The head of the IMF on the Iran war shock, inflation, AI risks, and more appeared first on Atl…

A recent summit shows that Eastern and Northern European allies are increasingly shaping the Alliance’s strategic agenda on defense and resilience. The post Dispatch from Bucharest: NATO’s center of gravity is shifting eastward appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As Russia’s full-scale invasion enters a fifth summer, it is becoming increasingly apparent that the tide in the drone war has turned in Ukraine’s favor, writes David Kirichenko. The post From Moscow to Crimea, Ukraine is winning the drone war against Russia appeared first on Atl…

Ukraine's wartime transformation should inform European defense modernization in both technology and doctrine. Europe must now choose: Seize the opportunity to adapt or procrastinate and risk future defeat, write Valeriya Ionan and Nicolas Dunais. The post Ukraine’s experience ca…