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Read the reflections of Atlantic Council experts on the 2026 Global Energy Forum that explored how the US, allies, and partners can fortify interconnections against the weaponization of energy. The post How to build energy resilience in an uncertain, contested world appeared firs…

A recent gathering in Istanbul offered a preview of Ankara's priorities ahead of the United Nations climate conference later this year. The post Dispatch from Istanbul: Why Turkey is throwing its weight behind ‘zero waste’ ahead of COP31 appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As world leaders gather in Évian-les-Bains for the Group of Seven summit, issues from energy to artificial intelligence will be on the agenda. The post Seven charts that will define France’s G7 summit appeared first on Atlantic Council .

At the 2026 Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum, policy experts shared lessons learned from ongoing wars and explored potential future energy outcomes. The post Conflicts are jolting energy systems. Will they cause ‘structural breaks’? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Host Matthew Kroenig is joined by Admiral Pierre Vandier, Supreme Allied Commander of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation (ACT) to discuss how NATO is confronting the changing nature of war and the evolving threats facing the alliance. NATO ACT leads the Alliance’s military adap…

Read the full article here. The post Lipsky cited in Reuters on how the G7 agenda is being design to please Trump appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read full article here. The post Tran cited in European Policy Center on the size of the euro denominated international transactions appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The central question has not simply been who possesses power, but who is willing to absorb pain, tolerate risk, and continue escalating when conventional logic suggests restraint. The post The Iran war is a game of liar’s poker appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Security around the World Cup only underscores the need for wider efforts to ensure safety against the increasing risks from drones. The post Don’t wait for a disaster to develop strong US counter-drone capabilities appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ukraine’s recent drone strikes on St. Petersburg provided arguably the most visible indication to date that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion is not going according to plan, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Putin can no longer shield ordinary Russians …

Our experts break down the latest strikes and Trump's announcement of a pending deal to end the conflict. The post Is this the end of the Iran war? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Should China establish a global monopoly across battery supply chains, the military, strategic, and commercial implications for the US-ROK alliance will be profound. The post To stop Chinese dual-use battery dominance, the United States and South Korea need to team up appeared fi…

At the 2026 Global Energy Forum, two Caribbean leaders explained that small island developing states are feeling the pinch of this crisis, in the form of high gas prices and shrinking climate adaptation finance. The post Caribbean countries are feeling the squeeze from this energ…

Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket have surged to billions in trading volume, prompting US investigations into insider trading and manipulation. As Congress weighs new rules, Europe’s crackdown on retail binary options offers a possible—if imperfect—regulatory template…

The soon-to-be-released framework document is expected to shape the European Union’s policy response to the security challenges at hand. The post What a winning European Security Strategy looks like appeared first on Atlantic Council .

At the 2026 Global Energy Forum, lawmakers leading the charge on US energy security discussed their efforts and the role that allies can play. The post Leading bipartisan lawmakers on how to achieve US energy ‘dominance’ appeared first on Atlantic Council .

At the 2026 Global Energy Forum, Greece's Stavros Papastavrou and Cyprus’s Michael Damianos outlined how the energy system is reshaping around the Eastern Mediterranean. The post Europe’s route out of this energy crisis, as mapped by Cyprus and Greece appeared first on Atlantic C…

Rising defense spending is creating a generational opportunity. But allied interoperability should be built into these new systems from the start. The post Increasing defense spending isn’t enough. The US and its allies must also guarantee interoperability. appeared first on Atla…

European NATO member states need to prepare to deter, and if necessary, defeat Russia—with less US support. When it comes to airpower, here are the actions European states need to take in the short, medium, and long term. The post The future of NATO’s deterrence in the air …

The once-modest gap between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump has widened in recent weeks. The post From a gap to a chasm: Diverging US and Israeli interests in the war with Iran appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A new report from the Trump administration redefines the US goal as effectively being “stability … as a means of pursuing economic cooperation.” The post How energy could redefine the US role in the Western Balkans appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Europe successfully diversified its LNG supply in a short period, but long-term energy security requires a structural redesign of how European gas markets are organized, priced, and supplied. The post From diversification to integration: A market-based LNG coordination mechanism …

Energy experts, policymakers, and business leaders at the Atlantic Council's tenth Global Energy Forum share their insights into the current crisis and the path toward a more energy secure future. The post The global energy demand era calls for major change—here’s how countries a…

At the tenth annual Global Energy Forum, Wright said that “the price” of this crisis “will be wildly worth paying,” if it means that Iran eventually ceases to be “a constant threat to its neighbors." The post US Energy Secretary Chris Wright: It will take ‘many months’ to get bac…

Authoritarian leaders across the world use targeted strategies to sustain inequality. But developing countries should instead pull from a variety of existing development models to create societal prosperity. The post How global authoritarians sustain inequality appeared first on …