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From nuclear power in Romania and Hungary to hydropower in Serbia, the region depends on the major European river to meet its energy needs. The post The Danube is running dry, and taking Central Europe’s power supply with it appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Rising bond yields, elevated leverage, and an ongoing correction in AI stocks are making the financial system more fragile. The appropriate response is preparation, not panic. The post Are rising bond yields and elevated leverage a recipe for market turmoil? appeared first on Atl…

A modern payment system could allow households and businesses in Gaza to receive aid, earn income, and transact safely during reconstruction. But it can only function with reliable internet, suitable devices, and robust identity verification. The post Digitizing Gaza’s financial …

Colombia has a long road ahead to sustainable peace. The incoming government recognizes the failures of past approaches and could seek a new security strategy that draws on building state presence in conflict areas and clear institutional frameworks to foster safety and security …

The US goal should be to help construct a global energy system in which Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz matters far less. The post Iran is draining its leverage in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump’s best move is to let it happen. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

CALI, Colombia—Most elected officials enter office with an agenda for a better future, and most want to get to work implementing it immediately. Sooner or later, however, that agenda must compete with the urgent, unexpected demands of the present. For newly minted Colombian Presi…

KYIV—Travel to Dnipro or Kharkiv, cities close to Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory, and the first impression might be one of improbable normalcy. Families stroll through manicured parks. Restaurants and hotels are packed with foreigners and locals. Commerce spills onto buzzin…

Europe cannot mine its way out of rare earth dependence on China. With most refining still under Chinese control, the EU needs deeper allied cooperation—and sustained investment—to build resilient supply chains. The post Europe’s rare earth strategy is betting on allies appeared …

On August 12, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by Al Jazeera to discuss Ukrainian naval drone attacks on the Russian port city of Novorossiysk. The post Braw in Al Jazeera on Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian port infrastructure appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As Moscow's hybrid war against NATO continues to escalate, the alliance's reluctance to impose any additional costs on the Kremlin will only only embolden Putin and fuel Russian perceptions of Western weakness, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Western weakness is encouraging Puti…

For the next Israeli government, the economic gains of investing in the corridor are worth the political costs. The post Israel cannot afford to miss the IMEC moment appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Las inversiones de China en América Latina y el Caribe acaparan los titulares pero, aunque Estados Unidos ha sido durante mucho tiempo el mayor inversionista de la región, se sabe menos sobre hacia dónde van sus inversiones. Nuevos datos muestran qué países y sectores reciben la …

With the NATO Summit in Ankara behind it, Turkey’s defense sector now faces the challenge of turning political momentum into action—from defense-industrial cooperation to diplomatic initiatives and NATO capability development. The post Turkey wants a bigger role in NATO. Its defe…

Mali’s information space is now dominated by livestreaming “videomen” pushing misinformation. The West needs to respond by funding fact-based creators. The post How to push back against Mali’s propagandists? Help factual creators go viral. appeared first on Atlantic Council…

Stock market concentration is rising as a small group of companies increasingly drives major indexes. South Korea’s KOSPI shows how quickly strong returns can become a market vulnerability. The post When a few stocks become the market appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Artificial intelligence and other new technologies are changing what eyeware can do, but they are also raising concerns about privacy. The post Smart glasses are the blind spot in US privacy law appeared first on Atlantic Council .

An experienced investor in emerging market debt answers seven burning questions about GCC debt and borrowing. The post The GCC’s wartime borrowing machine is helping counter the Iran war appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Each country pledged to defend the others, but each country also has its own motivations for joining the pact. The post Why Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey just signed a defense pact appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Our experts break down what exactly the Russia sanctions bill would accomplish and its prospects of becoming law. The post The Senate just agreed to hand Trump a tariff weapon against Russia. Will he use it? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On July 15, Elisabeth Braw was quoted in a New York Times article on the small Russian vessels bringing supplies to Crimea and their likely contents. The post Braw in New York Times on disrupting Russian sea routes to Crimea appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On July 25, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw published an article in Politico about the importance of rightsizing the role of drones in a nation’s defense capabilities. The post Braw in Politico on Kyiv’s drone triumphs appeared first on …

The new Colombian president and his US counterpart should seize the opportunity to reset the long-term bilateral relationship. The post Abelardo de la Espriella takes office in Colombia with a head start in Washington appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Watch the full interview here The post Romero interviewed on CNN about prediction markets and elections appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Lipsky quoted in Politico regarding the fiscal outlook for the US and how this puts a new priority on revenues appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Listen to the full interview here The post Lichfield interviewed on Global Dispatches to discuss the widening deficit in Russia appeared first on Atlantic Council .