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Ukrainians have taken to the streets in recent weeks to protest the dismissal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. The protests are a reminder of the vibrant democratic culture that provoked Putin's invasion, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Wartime Ukraine’s people power protes…

The White House recently released two documents that could disrupt which scientists, research groups, and projects the US government funds. The post How will Trump’s new science strategy change US research? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Europe Center Resident Senior Fellow Ilva Tare speaks with Tatjana Lazarević and Ramadan Ilazi, who share takeaways from Washington as members of a Kosovo Albanian and Kosovo Serb delegation. The post What is the Future for Serbs in Kosovo? | A Debrief With Tatjana Lazarević and …

If it passes, the bill would affect several major countries that currently trade with Russia, and those effects should be factored into US planning. The post What the latest US sanctions bill means for Russia—and for China, India, and Iran appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The controls the West built around the data center do not reach the laptop, and the answer is to compete on open models. The post The best AI you can own is Chinese. The West needs to close that gap quickly. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The best response to capable Chinese open models is not to make US developers less capable. It is to build better, safer, more competitive US models—open and closed. The post Why banning open-source AI is a bad idea appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The ratification of the Ukraine-Turkey free trade agreement signals a deepening strategic partnership spanning trade, defense, reconstruction, and European integration. The post From grain to drones, the Ukraine-Turkey free trade agreement marks a milestone in bilateral cooperati…

On July 24, Scowcroft Center acting senior director and senior fellow Tressa Guenov was quoted in The Washington Examiner on the costs of war, arguing that that wars almost always cost more than expected, with expenses extending beyond immediate combat to include long-term impact…

The People's Assembly is not designed to check the presidency’s power, but it could help democratize the new political order. The post Syria’s new parliament can build institutions and trust appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Lipsky quoted in Reuters on the tariff wall and future dependence on tariff revenue appeared first on Atlantic Council .

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Read the full article here The post Lipsky quoted in Bloomberg on President Donald Trump’s commitment to rebuild the tariff wall appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the article here The post Ezratty and Donovan cited in Asia Times regarding Iran’s supply-chain cooperation with Russia and China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the article here The post Lipsky quoted in France 24 regarding Donald Trump’s targeting of Canada using section 338 tariffs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the publication The post Piasecki’s piece on African debt republished by Public Debt Management Network appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the article here The post The CBDC tracker cited in Coindesk on the number of countries actively testing or developing CBDCs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post ESI’s term, ‘Positive Economic Statecraft’, featured in National Interest article on the other half of economic statecraft appeared first on Atlantic Council .

To dig into the reasoning behind these tariffs and what they mean for the global economy, we turned to our leading tariff watchers. The post What to know about Trump’s newest global tariffs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Turkeyʼs multifaceted approach to diversifying its gas supplies away from Russia, including by buying from the US and Azerbaijan, may finally be paying off. The post Turning to Azerbaijani gas and US LNG, Turkey seeks to break its reliance on Russian energy appeared first on Atla…

Strengthening regional capacity on AI trust and safety could ultimately prove more valuable than establishing isolated national institutions. The post Want AI you can trust? Start by building the right institutions. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the article here The post Lipsky cited in Semafor on Trump’s latest tariff threats against Canada appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As the Russian army struggles to advance in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin is increasingly relying on ballistic missiles to target the Ukrainian civilian population and maintain the momentum of his faltering invasion, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Ukraine leads Euro…

As data becomes a strategic resource, Kenya wants to cash in. But without stronger safeguards on consent, privacy, and valuation, its data strategy could become a cautionary tale. The post Kenya wants to monetize its data. But at what cost? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

With Russia still showing no signs of ending its invasion, Ukraine is expanding a strategic bombing campaign that aims to undermine the logistics supporting the Kremlin war machine, writes David Kirichenko. The post Putin’s invasion comes home as Ukraine expands attacks inside Ru…

A shift in US policy can better position Washington to set the standards for industrial AI across the energy sector. The post Beyond the chip: How the US can shape global standards for AI in energy appeared first on Atlantic Council .