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After ten years, the thirteen-member initiative should look to expand to its associate members—Albania, Moldova, Montenegro, and Ukraine. The post As the Three Seas Initiative enters its second decade, it’s time to grow appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Russia's current bombing strategy is not simply to punish Odesa. Moscow aims to make Ukraine's largest Black Sea port city functionally landlocked, writes Michael Bociurkiw. The post Odesa under attack: Russia is cutting Ukraine off from the Black Sea appeared first on Atlantic C…

Host Matthew Kroening is joined by Damon Wilson, president and CEO of the National Endowment for Democracy, to discuss the state of global democracy in 2026. Wilson explains why strong democratic allies are critical to the security of the United States. The post So what’s the str…

Christopher Nolan's new blockbuster film version of the Odyssey is shaped by timeless values of military ingenuity, righteous justice, and a longing for one’s homeland that offer ancient echoes of modern-day Ukraine’s fight against Russia’s invasion, writes Brian Mefford. The pos…

Meet our Young Global Professionals for the Spring of 2026. The post Spring 2026 Young Global Professionals appeared first on Atlantic Council .

An examination of the EU–US trust deficit and its implications for digital policymaking. The post Sovereignty without borders: Decoding the transatlantic digital relationship at a time of change appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Latin American countries that have been resilient amid the oil shock show how the region as a whole can reset its energy agenda toward stability. The post The oil shock is sorting Latin America. The dividing line is institutions, not barrels. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

An examination of the EU–US trust deficit and its implications for digital policymaking The post Sovereignty without borders: Decoding the transatlantic digital relationship at a time of change appeared first on Atlantic Council .

An examination of the EU–US trust deficit and its implications for digital policymaking The post Sovereignty without borders: Decoding the transatlantic digital relationship at a time of change appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Strong sports ecosystems create jobs, strengthen institutions, and expand opportunities across education, public health, and economic development. The post Africa’s World Cup breakthrough: What ten teams reveal about institutional capacity appeared first on Atlantic Council…

The post Ahmed Charai for The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: Jared Kushner’s Gaza Strategy Could Reshape the Middle East appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Replenishing US munitions stocks used in the Iran war could take years, and the repercussions are likely to be felt in Europe, the Indo-Pacific, and beyond. The post What shrinking US missile stocks means for allies and adversaries around the world appeared first on Atlantic Coun…

Ahead of the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings, Indonesia has a chance to showcase its growing economic clout. The challenge is turning its natural resources, young population, and strategic position into lasting productivity gains. The post Indonesia has all that it takes to m…

When leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin embrace an ideology of national group destruction, history offers little reason to believe they can be persuaded to abandon that objective, writes Kristina Hook. The post Russian atrocities in Ukraine are escalating and demand ur…

On August 13, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by DW News to discuss the recent drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany. The post Braw in DW on drone incident at the Leipzig/Halle Airport appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On August 13, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed in an article in the New York Times on Russia’s attacks on Ukrainian merchant shipping. The post Braw in New York Times on Russia’s war against Ukrainian merchant shipping appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Russia is attempting to portray the bombardment of Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure as "retaliation" for Ukraine's own efforts to defend itself against Putin's invasion. This "retaliation" narrative is dangerously misleading, writes Zahar Hryniv. The post Russia’s esc…

Read the full article here The post Lichfield quoted in MLex on the politics behind Russia’s sanctions bill appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The choices that leaders are now making about identity, payment, and health-data systems could shape the region for a decade or more. The post How Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh are deciding on India’s digital public infrastructure appeared first on Atlantic Council .

From nuclear power in Romania and Hungary to hydropower in Serbia, the region depends on the major European river to meet its energy needs. The post The Danube is running dry, and taking Central Europe’s power supply with it appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Rising bond yields, elevated leverage, and an ongoing correction in AI stocks are making the financial system more fragile. The appropriate response is preparation, not panic. The post Are rising bond yields and elevated leverage a recipe for market turmoil? appeared first on Atl…

A modern payment system could allow households and businesses in Gaza to receive aid, earn income, and transact safely during reconstruction. But it can only function with reliable internet, suitable devices, and robust identity verification. The post Digitizing Gaza’s financial …

Colombia has a long road ahead to sustainable peace. The incoming government recognizes the failures of past approaches and could seek a new security strategy that draws on building state presence in conflict areas and clear institutional frameworks to foster safety and security …

The US goal should be to help construct a global energy system in which Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz matters far less. The post Iran is draining its leverage in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump’s best move is to let it happen. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

CALI, Colombia—Most elected officials enter office with an agenda for a better future, and most want to get to work implementing it immediately. Sooner or later, however, that agenda must compete with the urgent, unexpected demands of the present. For newly minted Colombian Presi…