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On June 16, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was featured on [Re]Group to discuss what a new United Nations Secretary General can do to protect critical undersea infrastructure. The post Braw in [Re]Group on how a new United Nations Secretary General…

On June 17, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in France 24 about a joint British-French mission to help restart shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The post Braw in France24 on a joint British-French mission to restart shipping in the Stra…

Read the full article The post Chhangani quoted in a Fortune article explaining China’s status in the G7 discussion appeared first on Atlantic Council .

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Read the full article The post The GeoEconomic Center CBDC Tracker’s data on China’s digital yuan cited in a Yahoo! Finance article appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Watch the full interview The post Chhangani interviewed on BBC explaining the key questions ahead of the G7 summit appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Russia this week bombed one of the most sacred religious sites in Ukraine, the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, marking the latest escalation in a Kremlin campaign to target the symbols of Ukrainian heritage and national identity, writes Mercedes Sapuppo. The post Russia escalates war on Ukr…

Frontier artificial intelligence labs should contribute in meaningful ways to ongoing efforts to harden open-source software. The post New AI models are pushing open-source security to its limits. Their developers must step up. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As the final votes are counted, Keiko Fujimori is projected to be elected Peru’s next president. What will her presidency mean for the country and region? The post A razor-thin victory, a divided nation: What awaits Peru’s next president? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Digital connectivity has become a strategic geopolitical contest shaping the future of the global internet. This report examines China’s global digital infrastructure investments and the ways that the United States and its allies can leverage blended finance, partnerships, and po…

Read the publication The post The GeoEconomic Center’s “Seven Charts that will define France’s G7 summit” republished on RealClearWorld appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article The post Chalecki quoted in an Al Jazeera article explaining the impact of 301 tariffs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

To seize the opportunity for a democratic transition in Venezuela in the wake of Nicolás Maduro's January capture, the United States should update a power-sharing framework proposed in 2020 to serve as a road map for the restoration of Venezuela’s democratic institutions. The pos…

The post Charai for the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: Trump’s Iran Deal: A Strategic Opening appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Among a spectacle on the South Lawn, a deal with Tehran, and a tech leader's wealth reaching new heights, one stands out as an inflection point of our time. The post There are a trillion reasons why this was a weekend to remember appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As details emerge, our experts are sharing their insights on what we know—and still don’t know—about the deal, and what to expect next. The post Experts react: The US and Iran just announced an interim peace deal. Here’s what we know so far. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Listen to the podcast The post Lipsky interviewed in NPR on possible outcomes from the G7 summit appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Resident Senior Fellow Ilva Tare sits down with four Atlantic Council experts to discuss the new US report to Congress on policy toward the Western Balkans. The post Unpacking the new US Western Balkans strategy | A Debrief with Fleck, Piscevic, Zeneli & Thorpe appeared first…

As Colombia heads to its presidential runoff election June 21, the next government will inherit a security crisis that requires a renewed US-Colombia agenda for dismantling criminal governance structures and the financial networks that sustain them. The post A renewed security an…

What appears to be emerging now is a rough outline and high-level explanation of the concepts that an eventual deal could include. The post It’s not a ‘deal.’ But Trump’s memorandum with Iran can be the start of something bigger. appeared first on Atlantic Counc…

A combined Amphibious Ready Group and Marine Expeditionary Unit bring a tremendous capability, but only if there are enough ships available. The post The United States needs more amphibious ships at the ready appeared first on Atlantic Council .

US policymakers have long viewed Somalia primarily through a counterterrorism lens. But as major maritime supply routes come under strain, its position along key sea lanes is reshaping its geopolitical relevance—and external actors like Turkey are already moving to capitalize. Th…

In its determination on Brazil’s trade practices, the USTR has zeroed in on the instant payment system Pix—raising alarms not only in Brasília but also in Brussels. The post As the US targets Brazil’s payment system, Europe should pay close attention appeared first on Atlantic Co…

The FIFA World Cup kicks off this week across the US, Mexico, and Canada, bringing with it millions of fans, dozens of teams, and what officials describe as a security challenge unlike any sporting event the United States has hosted before. The post Andrew Giuliani on the White H…

On June 11, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on BBC about ongoing negotiations with Iran. The post Kroenig interviewed on BBC on Iran negotiations appeared first on Atlantic Council .