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On May 7, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on KNX News about the conflict in Iran. The post Kroenig interviewed on KNX News on the conflict in Iran appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On May 7, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was quoted in Semafor about Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s trip to Italy. The post Kroenig quoted in Semafor on Rubio’s trip to Italy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here. The post Bauerle Danzman quoted in Washington Post article on how the Meta-Manus unwinding is unlikely to be a priority during the Trump-Xi meeting. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Tannebaum quoted in Politico article on the realities of this year’s Milken Institute Global Conference appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post McDowell cited in Bloomberg article on how swap lines could undermine faith in the dollar appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Nikoladze was quoted in a BBC article about how China’s “teapot refineries” buy sanctioned crude at reduced prices appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Shippers should be allowed to use non–Jones Act compliant vessels as long as no alternative is available. The post How the Trump administration can reform the Jones Act to lower US energy costs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On May 9, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in The Economist’s The Weekend Intelligence Podcast in an episode examining Britain’s lack of civil defense. The post Braw in The Economist on civil defense and societal resilience …

On May 7, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in The Guardian in an article discussing the Royal Navy tracking Russian frigates off the British coast. The post Braw in The Guardian on Royal Navy tracking Russian ships appeared first on Atl…

Belarus may not currently be poised to join the invasion of Ukraine, but Vladimir Putin is clearly intent on dragging the country deeper into Russia’s war effort, writes Hanna Liubakova. The post Putin is dragging Belarus deeper into Russia’s Ukraine invasion appeared first on At…

What China and the United States manage to agree on in Beijing on key export controls or purchase agreements will significantly shape the Trump administration’s approach to rebuilding its tariff wall. The post As the Trump-Xi summit draws closer, trade uncertainty still looms lar…

This report is the first in a series by the Atlantic Council’s GeoTech Center assessing emerging artificial intelligence (AI) powers around the world according to a novel five-pillar framework. The post The new playbook for AI leadership: The case of the United Arab Emirates appe…

The agreement bridges two highly complementary but historically protectionist markets, offering benefits for both regions. The post What the EU-Mercosur trade deal’s provisional implementation means and what comes next appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The global energy disruption caused by the Iran war reveals what US energy policy has gotten right—and wrong. These lessons could pave the way toward a more energy-secure world. The post The future of US energy security: Building on lessons from the Iran war appeared first on Atl…

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a key factor in the ongoing workforce transformation that is both creating and displacing jobs. For business leaders to benefit from this transformation and achieve returns on investment for AI implementation, it will be essential for them to prior…

Any Strait of Hormuz agreement must establish a framework in which states economically dependent on the waterway help monitor and enforce its terms. The post What Gulf states need in a US-Iran deal appeared first on Atlantic Council .

There’s little doubt that Egypt's land development efforts will have measurable economic benefits, but they are unlikely, by themselves, to put the country’s economy on a solid footing. The post Egypt’s bet on land monetization appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The data show how energy and commodity shortages are pushing inflation higher, tightening financial conditions, and slowing growth. The post How the Iran war is affecting Latin America and the Caribbean’s economic outlook appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US is ramping up its fusion research to bridge the gap between what's possible and what's affordable, reliable, and secure. The post Unlocking the next source of US energy dominance appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ukraine has demonstrated in recent months that it is capable of exploiting weaknesses in Russia’s front line defenses. Kyiv’s allies should now seek to prioritize the tools that will identify and exacerbate these weak points, writes Miro Sedlák. The post Ukrainian battlefield gai…

Developing new underground energy resources—geothermal and geologic hydrogen—could bolster both US energy security and its national defense. Here's how Congress can enable this. The post Fortifying US national security with a hidden energy advantage appeared first on Atlantic Cou…

The argument over whether this marks an inflection point divides economists, policymakers, and investors into two camps. The post The real trouble with the US debt topping 100 percent of GDP appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On May 5, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was published in Future Center in an article examining how maritime tolls in strategic chokepoints such as the Strait of Hormuz could reshape global shipping and trade. The post Braw in Future Center on mari…

With US President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing less than two weeks away, Josh and Jessie sit down with the Wall Street Journal’s chief China correspondent, Lingling Wei, to break down what issues will shape the agenda: from the Iran war to Washington’s push for “rules of origi…

European states are now urgently strengthening their militaries and incorporating Ukraine into their defenses. The post Dispatch from Kyiv: Europe steps up on security as the US steps back appeared first on Atlantic Council .