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The Trump administration’s new supply-chain coalition focused on artificial intelligence should address minerals processing, human capital, and standards. The post Three elements Trump’s ‘Pax Silica’ needs to succeed appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On April 14, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was quoted in France24 in an article describing how Washington’s decision to blockade Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz is sending tremors through global energy markets, raising fears of a fresh oil s…

On April 14, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was quoted in The Moscow Times in an article describing Russia’s shadow fleet. The post Braw in The Moscow Times on Russia’s Shadow fleet appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Until it was effectively closed, the waterway had been a critical artery for not only crude oil and liquefied natural gas, but several critical commodities as well. The post 15 charts that explain why the Strait of Hormuz shutdown matters for the global economy appeared first on …

The post Charai for The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: Lebanon and Israel Have Opened a Historic Door. Washington Must Not Let Iran Shut It appeared first on Atlantic Council .

At an Atlantic Council Front Page event, Birol argued that oil prices, while high, are “not reflecting the severity of the problem” posed by the Iran war’s damage to infrastructure and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The post The IEA’s Fatih Birol: Oil prices will soon begin…

Seizing momentum in the Middle East, Ukraine is leveraging battlefield innovation and its partnership with Turkey to translate wartime experience into geopolitical influence. The post Zelenskyy’s Middle East and Turkey tour reveals a new regional order in the making appeared firs…

Many of the IMF’s latest warnings center on the fallout of the Iran war. But another key message has focused on debt: because the world has neglected fiscal consolidation for more than two decades, the time to reverse course is now. The post The debt comes due—but there is no one…

Cheng Li-wun recently visited Beijing and met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, the first time a Kuomintang chair has traveled to China in a decade. The post What the Taiwanese opposition leader’s recent China visit means for Taipei, Beijing, and Washington appeared first on Atl…

On April 13, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was quoted in The Wall Street Journal on the US blockade of the Straight of Hormuz, arguing that the Trump administration is escalating pressure on the Iranian regime. The post Kroen…

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's historic election defeat has removed a major obstacle to Ukraine's EU integration while robbing Putin of his most important European ally, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Orbán’s Hungarian election defeat: Good for Ukraine, bad for Russia …

On April 13, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was featured in a Bloomberg interview discussing the latest on the Middle East conflict as talks between the US and Iran collapsed and President Trump threatened to blockade the Strait of Hormuz. The post…

While Péter Magyar’s election victory provides ample reason for optimism, there is also good cause to temper any expectations of Hungary now playing a leading European role in support of Ukraine, write James Batchik and Eva Mulholland. The post Brussels and Kyiv should have reali…

At an Atlantic Council Front Page event, the executive director of the International Energy Agency spoke about economic impacts of the war in Iran and how countries can mitigate them. The post Fatih Birol: The IEA is ‘ready to act’ with additional releases of reserves…

On April 11, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on NPR on Iran's state-sponsored piracy in the Straight of Hormuz. The post Kroenig interviewed on NPR on Iran’s state-sponsored piracy appeared first on Atlant…

With Peter Magyar set to take over as prime minister, our experts explore what the election means for Hungary, Europe, and the transatlantic alliance. The post Experts react: Hungary just voted out Viktor Orbán. Here’s what to expect in Europe and beyond. appeared first on …

Amid war in the Middle East and an unprecedented energy shock, we sent our experts to the IMF and World Bank headquarters for their insights on the future of the global economy. The post Inside the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings as leaders grapple with war and supply shocks appea…

In elections on Sunday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party lost to Péter Magyar and his Tisza party in a landslide. The post Fast Thinking: Orbán’s out in Hungary. Now what? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Using Plan Colombia as a model, the United States should commit to a long-term, well-funded effort to bring security to Venezuela. The post Washington needs a ‘Plan Venezuela’ before it’s too late appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Trump Must Break Tehran’s Machinery of Coercion appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US and its Gulf partners need an infrastructure strategy to bypass the strait entirely, on the scale of projects undertaken during World War II. The post Operation Overflow: How to break Iran’s grip over the Strait of Hormuz appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read full article here The post Chhangani cited in House of Saud article on how Iran avoids US sanctions and sell oil to China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here. The post AC Front Page event with World Bank Group President Ajay Banga featured in Reuters article on slower global growth and heightened inflation brought on by Middle East conflict. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here. The post Tannebaum cited in Politico article on risks to shipping companies transiting Hormuz, and the waterway’s indispensability to the global economy. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The most important change is that the cost barrier to generating strategic effects has dropped dramatically. The post Dispatch from Vilnius: Warfare is evolving rapidly. Here’s how NATO can keep up. appeared first on Atlantic Council .