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Hungary’s recent election holds lessons for countries such as Georgia and Serbia, where divided oppositions have so far failed to turn protests into electoral wins. The post Magyar’s victory in Hungary should be studied by other opposition movements appeared first on Atlantic Cou…

WASHINGTON, DC — APRIL 21, 2026 — Atlantic Council President and CEO Frederick Kempe announced today that the thirtieth annual Atlantic Council Distinguished Leadership Awards will honor Ana Botin, Executive Chair of Banco Santander; Mike Wirth, Chairman and CEO of Chevron; Pierr…

Read full article here The post Lipsky quoted in Reuters article detailing why developing nations may take regionally coordinated ‌action against external shocks appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Kremlin issued a thinly veiled threat to European leaders last week over their support for Ukraine's drone program as escalating Ukrainian strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure cause unprecedented damage, writes Giorgi Revishvili. The post Russia threatens Europe as Ukrai…

As economic and trade authorities across Mexico and the United States engage in the July 2026 USMCA review, adapting to new geopolitical realities without reversing binational economic integration should be a priority. The post Using the USMCA review to strengthen regional integr…

Institutional strength drives prosperity, but aggregate scores can hide key differences—what ultimately shapes development outcomes is how political, legal, and economic systems interact. The post Institutional architecture and prosperity: What lies beneath the aggregate score ap…

The Iran war is testing whether the informal strategic system the United States has assembled with its Gulf partners and Israel is strong enough to hold up amid a regional conflict. The post The Iran war has forced the US-Gulf alliance out of the shadows appeared first on Atlanti…

The Iran war threatens the sense of security, prosperity, and opportunity that the Gulf states have spent years cultivating as they seek to diversify their economies away from oil. The post ‘They have been exposed’: The Iran war upends Gulf states’ security and business model app…

While the upcoming summit is unlikely to produce anything as singularly significant as 2025’s “5 percent” pledge, there are important steps the Alliance should take. The post Five ideas to make the upcoming NATO Summit in Ankara a success appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Insights from on the ground in Colombia, where the United States and China's competition for influence is playing out in the tech sector, among other places. The post A US tech agenda focused on Latin America to outcompete the People’s Republic of China appeared first on At…

International efforts to end Russia's invasion of Ukraine must reflect the fact that the Kremlin's attack on Ukraine began in 2014 and not with the full-scale war of 2022, writes Paul Niland. The post Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 long before the full-scale war of 2022 appeared …

Europe Center Senior Fellow Ilva Tare sits down with Péter Krekó to discuss Hungary's future approach to the Western Balkans after Viktor Orbán's defeat. The post Is Hungary’s Influence in the Balkans Over With Orban? A Debrief with Peter Kreko appeared first on Atlantic Council …

How long can the US military sustain a naval blockade against Iran? What are the risks? Atlantic Council experts answer these and other pressing questions. The post The Strait of Hormuz is ‘open,’ but the US blockade remains in place. Here’s what that means. appeared first on Atl…

Policymakers should consider four potential outcomes for the Iran war and how they would impact US-China competition. The post Four scenarios for geopolitics after the Iran war appeared first on Atlantic Council .

At an Atlantic Council event, the French central bank governor said that the US Supreme Court tariff decision “reminds us that American checks and balances might well be alive,” but it has “reopened legal uncertainty." The post Banque de France Governor François Villeroy de Galha…

Ukraine has emerged since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022 as a world leader in drone warfare. Kyiv is now using drone diplomacy to build security partnerships throughout Europe and the Middle East, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Drone diploma…

Sweden recently announced that a 2025 cyberattack on a heat plant was conducted by a Russia-linked group, adding to the list of Russian aggression against European critical infrastructure. The post Dispatches from the front lines of Russia-linked cyberattacks on Europe appeared f…

Even as NASA shifts to its new US-focused program, it should continue to recognize that international partnerships are crucial for funding, technology, and sustaining US space leadership. The post Repurposing NASA’s Gateway partnerships in the face of ‘Ignition’ appeared first on…

Beijing’s long arm of transnational repression extends to Chinese dissidents, pro-democracy activists, and Uyghur diaspora communities around the world. The post Dispatch from Geneva: Uyghur communities need cross-border protection from China’s ongoing atrocities appeared first o…

Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán's recent election defeat was widely seen as a major setback for Russia, but victory for the pro-Kremlin candidate in this week's Bulgarian parliamentary elections could provide Putin with a new proxy inside the EU, writes Jan Surotchak. The post Could Bu…

At an AC Front Page event on April 7, World Bank Group President Ajay Banga warned the world to expect “some degree of high inflation and some degree of lower growth” due to the Iran war. The post Ajay Banga on the global economic outlook amid war with Iran appeared first on Atla…

China is behaving like a normal external power with interests in the region, not like a crisis manager shaping outcomes. The post The Iran war is not about China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On March 12, Charlotte Bertrand, project assistant with the GeoStrategy Initiative, was republished in Latinvex on the efficacy of decapitation strikes in Mexico. The post Bertrand featured in Latinvex on decapitation strikes in Mexico appeared first on Atlantic Council .

To deter the proliferation of Iranian drones, global courts and governments should pursue accountability for violating international law in supporting Russia's actions in Ukraine. The post The Islamic Republic of Iran should be held accountable for aiding Russia’s crimes ag…

On April 14, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on CNN about the US blockade of the Straight of Hormuz and its strategic significance. The post Kroenig interviewed on CNN on the blockade of the Straight of Hormuz a…