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ASEAN-5 is poised to become an increasingly important engine of global growth, supported by young populations, improving human capital, abundant resources, and deep integration into global supply chains. Yet fragmentation, trade tensions, climate risks, infrastructure gaps, and r…

Both countries would need to use any delay in exiting “least developed country” status to advance structural changes to their economies. The post Nepal and Bangladesh are delaying LDC graduation. Now comes the hard part. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US-led Board of Peace has announced an agreement that could lead to the disarmament of the Gaza-based terrorist group. The post 10 questions (and expert answers) about the deal to disarm Hamas appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Building the digital identity infrastructure now, before reconstruction finance starts flowing at scale, is the right sequence. The post How Gaza’s reconstruction can get a boost from decentralized ledger-based digital IDs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US and Chinese strategies indicate that financing, powering, and permitting infrastructure matter most, and the African evidence so far bears it out. The post In the battle of the AI stacks, model quality won’t be the most decisive factor appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Tokenized bank deposits remain modest in scale and largely limited to fragmented, bank-specific networks. Yet recent pilots suggest that the infrastructure needed for cross-border use is beginning to emerge. The post The infrastructure for tokenized bank deposits is beginning to …

Iran’s use of a maritime chokepoint as a geopolitical tool—implemented in response to a war that violates the United Nations Charter—and the United States’ inconsistent response dramatically undermine the global maritime order and open the door for further such closures. The post…

Read the full article here The post Nikoladze quoted in Al Jazeera on India’s trade-off between energy security and US tariff risk. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Listen to it here The post Lipsky interviewed in a CBC podcast on tariffs becoming a feature of future US economic policy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The impact of the recent pause in US dollar shipments to Iraq is far less severe than many assume, because Iraq's economy has modernized. The post US dollar shipments to Iraq are a molehill, not a mountain appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Gulf countries can't build their knowledge economies of the future on their own. The post Why GCC integration matters more than ever appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On July 30, Elisabeth Braw was quoted in Kharon on the coordination between Russia’s largest state-owned shipping company and shadow fleet operators via a shared private email server. The post Braw in quoted in Kharon on Russia’s shadow fleet appeared first on Atlanti…

Read the full article here The post Nikoladze quoted in Foreign Policy on the Russia Sanctions Bill appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Russian President Vladimir Putin has faced widespread ridicule following dramatically downgraded Navy Day celebrations that underlined his inability to secure Russian airspace against Ukrainian drones, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin’s pitiful naval parade highlights his i…

The future success of Ukraine's reconstruction will increasingly depend on Kyiv’s ability to promote participation in the country’s recovery not only as a moral imperative, but also as a shared economic and security interest, writes Olga Usenko. The post Ukraine’s reconstruction:…

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 Season 2,…

The latest report in the Atlantic Council's Russia Tomorrow series examines the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Russian culture in Russia and abroad. The post Outer Russia: How the war has sent culture into exile appeared first on Atlantic Council .

If the group of Southeast Asian nations does not craft its own path of economic resilience, then it will end up importing the industrial policies of its larger neighbors. The post ASEAN does not need decoupling. It needs coordinated resilience. appeared first on Atlantic Council …

Muscat should ask the British- and French-led maritime security mission to deploy to the strait within Omani territorial waters. The post How Oman and Europe can open the Strait of Hormuz for good appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Now classified as a "low freedom" country in the Freedom and Prosperity Indexes, Mexico must reverse its institutional erosion to advance long-term prosperity. The lens of the Freedom and Prosperity Indexes offers an opportunity to overcome polarization and chart a path forward w…

Until Congress acts, the lesson for American AI developers is that their flagship products can be suspended with little warning. The post The Fable 5 shutdown and the troubling precedent it sets for AI policy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Trump administration can support the next phase of the relationship by presenting a real alternative to Chinese financing for critical projects. The post Colombia’s next president wants to work with the US. Here’s how Washington should respond. appeared first on Atlantic Coun…

In the Western Balkans, the private sector can play a meaningful role in promoting economic development through information and communication technology and digitalization. The post Boosting the Western Balkans’ digital transformation: The key role of the private sector appeared …

Washington has several levers at its disposal to accelerate the deployment of new nuclear energy. The post How the US can achieve nuclear energy dominance at home and abroad appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Washington can preserve its influence in the Middle East while rightsizing US military commitments in the region to better align with its strategic interests. The post How to reset US-Gulf security partnerships appeared first on Atlantic Council .