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Envoys from EU member states have finally paved the way for a €90 billion loan to Ukraine that had long been blocked by Hungary. They also approved a 20th package of sanctions on Russia over its invasion of its neighbor.

Energy companies in Ukraine and Hungary have both said that oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline from Russia via Belarus have restarted. Hungary and Slovakia expect the first supplies to arrive by Thursday.

As the Iran war simmers, trade experts wonder if this conflict will reshape supply chains more than the pandemic. Companies are already rethinking strategies to future-proof revenues from other geopolitical risks.

The impact of jet fuel shortages because of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is starting to burn. Lufthansa has canceled 20,000 flights and experts warn more cancellations and price hikes are on the way.

The foreign‑born population of the EU grew to around 64 million in 2025. Germany remains the biggest host of immigrants in absolute terms, but some smaller nations have a much higher percentage of foreign-born residents.

The move could increase the Democrats' chances of winning four currently Republican-held seats in Congress in midterm elections in November.

Afghan allies who assisted US forces now face a stark choice: resettle in the war‑torn Democratic Republic of Congo or return to Taliban‑ruled Afghanistan.

Divisions in Taiwan over how to approach China and how closely the island should align with the United States risk undermining important investments in defense and resilience.

Growing up under military dictatorship in Chile taught José Miguel Vivanco to value the power of international law. He sat down with CFR to discuss a career dedicated to defending human rights, negotiating with Fidel Castro, and the importance of following your passion.

CFR’s U.S. Government Deal Tracker shows how the government is experimenting with new tools and financing structures to advance a range of strategic sectors, including critical minerals, energy, global logistics, manufacturing, telecommunications, and other technologies.

Welcome to the Daily News Brief, CFR’s flagship morning newsletter summarizing the top global news and analysis of the day. Top of the Agenda Trump announced an extension to the U.S.-Iran truce yesterday to allow Iranian leaders to reach a “unified proposal” in talks. The elevent…

The 1793 declaration that the United States would remain neutral in the war between Britain and France divided the country but saved the nation.

On April 22, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was published in Foreign Policy on how China winning great power competition would foment a more dangerous, impoverished, and tyrannical world for everyone else. The post Kroenig pub…

On April 20, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was quoted in Bloomberg about how President Trump can declare victory in Iran. The post Kroenig quoted in Bloomberg on prospects for victory in Iran appeared first on Atlantic Counci…

On April 17, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on PBS about US negotiations in Iran. The post Kroenig interviewed on PBS on negotations in Iran appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The report examines how Turkey has become a $100B energy infrastructure player across Africa—and what that means for North American and European firms. The post Redefining power systems: Turkish electric-sector engagement in Africa appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The mood in the Strait of Hormuz remains combustible despite Trump's ceasefire extension.

Ukraine says it has reopened the Druzhba pipeline, after months of stalemate over stalled oil supplies to neighbouring Hungary.

The airline is the latest to cut flights as the US-Israel war with Iran sends jet fuel prices soaring.

The deadly shooting at a popular tourist site weeks before the World Cup has rocked Mexico.

One of the pilots has been fined thousands of dollars by the military to cover repair costs.

The Conflict Insights Group (CIG) says its research also shows the extent of UAE involvement.

The first priority is Trump’s image, not national interests.

The State Department has launched a throwback recruitment campaign following layoffs and changes to diversity policies.

How to make sure the cease-fire weakens Hezbollah instead of strengthening it.