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Our experts share their insights on the reported deal, under which the US would send nuclear technology, material, and equipment to the kingdom. The post Experts react: Reading between the lines of the new US-Saudi nuclear agreement appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As Venezuela’s interim government and opposition representatives prepare for talks, the Trump administration can help to steer the course. The post Upcoming Venezuela negotiations are an opportunity for the US to lock in a victory appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Abelardo de la Espriella will take office as Colombia's next president on August 7, inheriting a challenging fiscal deficit, elevated borrowing costs, and softening investor confidence. As his government works to restore growth, the Atlantic Council's US–Colombia Strategic Alignm…

A recent trip to Kyiv, Dnipro, and Pavlohrad reveals that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is reaching a turning point. The post Ukraine is winning. Here’s what it needs to finish the job. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

President Zelenskyy's recent decision to dismiss tech-savvy Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov is one of a number of factors that are threatening to erode Ukraine’s fragile innovation advantage over Russia, writes Miro Sedlák. The post Ukraine is in danger of losing its innovation…

A political crisis erupted in wartime Ukraine last week over the dismissal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov following a power struggle with Ukrainian army Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, writes Olena Tregub. The post Civilian control over the armed forces is crucial for…

Host Matthew Kroenig is joined by Oliver Linz, director of policy planning at the German Federal Foreign Office to discuss Germany’s strategy as a middle power to address geopolitical change and turmoil in the 21st century. The post So what’s the strategy for Germany? appeared fi…

The current trajectory raises the odds that over time more Brazilian firms will prefer partnering with Chinese suppliers and financiers. The post Washington is pushing Brazil toward China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Gulf countries must each build resilience as a single architecture across every layer that can be weaponized. The post The Gulf’s real front line in the Iran conflict runs through its water, cloud, and cables—and the links between them appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Three factors will determine how disruptive the new Houthi campaign will be to global oil markets and Gulf economic stability. The post The Houthis just announced a blockade on Saudi Arabia. What does it mean for the global economy? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the article here The post The CBDC tracker cited in Mastercard’s guide to stablecoins appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As Berlin confronts the effects of the China Shock 2.0, the EU will need to proceed strategically. After all, Beijing has expanded its economic statecraft toolkit to counter the EU's anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties. The post Germany is finally waking up to the China challeng…

Read the article here The post Chhangani cited in Coindesk on US pressure on Brazil’s payment systems appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Argentine football legend’s likely final World Cup appearance comes as the sport is taking off in the United States. The post Messi’s last dance—and America’s arrival appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the article here The post Chhangani quoted in The Wall Street Journal on the US targeting of Brazil’s payment system appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As the race for AI supremacy grows, the US is facing backlash while trying to keep up with China. The post Backlash against data centers could cost the US its AI edge appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Just as the US celebrates its 250th birthday, some age-old economic debates are back in the spotlight: industrial policy, tariffs, and protectionism. Instead of a break from the past, are we witnessing the return to a more interventionist economic tradition? Rana Foroohar, global…

Washington should advance an internationally minded policy approach toward mined nutrients, paying special attention to potash. The post How to secure the flow of fertilizers? Let’s talk about potash. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Resident Senior Fellow Ilva Tare speaks with Srdjan Majstorovic to discuss Serbia's EU future. The post What’s Next for Vučić and Serbia’s EU Future? | A Debrief with Srđan Majstorović appeared first on Atlantic Council .

President Zelenskyy's decision to side with the army old guard and oust Ukraine's tech-savvy Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has sparked a political crisis and raised questions over the country's future direction, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Ukraine’s tech-savvy defense mi…

Those who still treat energy resilience as a technical matter are not prepared for the changes currently taking place in military doctrine. Thanks to Ukraine, the blueprint to address this vulnerability exists, writes Oleksii Riabchyn. The post Innovation under fire: Ukraine&#821…

As international efforts to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine continue, it is also vital to look beyond the battlefield and address the issue of Ukraine’s recovery in order to create the conditions for a genuine national renewal, writes Vitalii Kim. The post Ukraine’s nat…

Artificial intelligence and digitalization offer African states, the United States, and allied partners an opportunity to move beyond legacy constraints and one-sided partnerships in the mining sector. The post Artificial intelligence and the future of African mining appeared fir…

Read the full article here The post Our event with the IMF’s Christian Mumssen was written about in a Reuters article appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The late senator spent his final days pushing hard for Ukrainian sovereignty and Saudi-Israeli diplomatic normalization. The post The defining issues Lindsey Graham leaves behind appeared first on Atlantic Council .