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The US Supreme Court's recent decision to uphold the Trump administration's decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status programs crates a troubling global precedent. The post The US is sending Syrian asylees back. Syria isn’t ready. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

US influence depends on more than military power, aid budgets, or diplomatic statements. It depends on the credibility of its democracy. The post At 250 years old, the US must continue to refine the message it sends abroad—including to Africa appeared first on Atlantic Council .

NATO's cyber defenses boast strong policy and training, but uneven capabilities and rising state threats will continue to pose major challenges. The post How NATO is facing mounting cybersecurity challenges appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As allies gather in Ankara for the 2026 NATO Summit, the seventh issue of the Defense Journal examines the issues at the forefront of the allied agenda. The post Alliance evolving: The Ankara Summit and NATO Readiness appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Armies that fight the next war with last century's doctrine will lose it. AI targeting, drone swarms, and algorithmic command have already arrived on the battlefield. The post Fighting a land war in the digital age: How armies must reinvent themselves—or be destroyed by those tha…

As Europe warms to Turkey and US influence shifts, the US–Turkey relationship has become crucial to shaping NATO's strength and Middle East security. The post US-Turkish relations: Impact on NATO and the Middle East appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ranking Senator Shaheen on NATO's value, Turkey's role in the Alliance, and why political division is the greatest threat to Western security. The post Q&A with Senator Jeanne Shaheen appeared first on Atlantic Council .

An interview covering resilience, deterrence, airpower, and preparation for an era of multi-domain competition. The post Q&A with Lieutenant General Max A. L. T. Nielsen, commandant of the NATO Defense College appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ukraine's Black Sea naval drone campaign shows how AI, cloud tech, and autonomous systems are rewriting the rules of modern maritime warfare. The post From cloud to kill zone: How Ukraine rewired naval warfare for the age of algorithmic warfare appeared first on Atlantic Council …

Though work remains to be done, NATO's air readiness is growing, backed by F-35s, integrated missile defense, joint pilot training, and space capabilities. The post The Atlantic Alliance in the air appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Warrick for the The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: Gaza’s Fate Hangs in the Balance in a Crucial Three-Day Meeting in Cyprus appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Geopolitical tensions are reshaping innovation ecosystems, with dual-use technologies increasingly linking economic competitiveness and security. In Finland, NATO membership has accelerated this shift, creating new opportunities for innovators to engage with NATO DIANA and contri…

Crimea has long been seen as Vladimir Putin’s greatest victory, but Ukraine's drone blockade is now turning the Russian-occupied peninsula into a symbol of imperial overreach and defeat, write Peter Dickinson. The post Ukraine’s blockade of Crimea puts Putin’s greatest victory un…

Supporters of the current proposal to ban Russian military personnel from the EU see it as a common sense security measure in response to the Kremlin's escalating hybrid war against Europe, write Elena Davlikanova and Tatiana Vorozhko. The post Banning Russian soldiers from the E…

The Three Seas Initiative aims to bolster investment in cross-border energy, digital, and transport infrastructure to fuel regional prosperity and security. The post Looking to a decade of delivery: The Three Seas Initiative charts its course forward appeared first on Atlantic Co…

As US, Canadian, and Mexican officials meet to review the trilateral trade pact, more is on the line than simply tariff rates and rules of origin. The post What’s at stake in the USMCA review is a stronger, safer, and more prosperous North America appeared first on Atlantic Counc…

While the agreement may survive at the end of negotiations, years of uncertainty, tariffs, and prolonged talks could reshape North American trade. The post The five stages of a USMCA shakeup appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Financial Action Task Force recently removed Algeria from its grey list. Here's how the US can strengthen ties as a result. The post Algeria’s financial reforms are showing progress. Washington should take note. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor was proposed in September 2023. Progress stalled shortly after, in the wake of the October 7 Hamas attacks in Israel. With the economic cost now clear of reliance on maritime chokepoints such as the Strait of Hormuz, the proposed net…

Europe Center Resident Senior Fellow Ilva Tare sits down with Adi Cerimagic of the European Stability Initiative and Odeta Barbullushi from the College of Europe to discuss the new Franco-German non-paper on gradual EU accession for the Western Balkans. The post How can gradual E…

How should the United States' allies, particularly in Europe, adapt to this new reality in US foreign policy? The post Europe’s no-panic playbook for a radically different US foreign policy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The allies should agree to station full-strength combat brigades in each of the Baltic states to deter possible Russian aggression. The post European allies can boost NATO unity at the Ankara summit by accelerating eastern flank deterrence appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Middle Eastern countries are no longer just playing the wealthy customer, but increasingly shaping the AI future. The post The new non-alignment: How the Middle East is carving out room to maneuver in AI appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On June 27, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw published an article in POLITICO on how governments could benefit from further collaboration with the private sector to prevent hybrid attacks. The post Braw in POLITICO on public-private partnerships to d…

Read the full article here The post Chhangani quoted in WSJ article on how Chinese technology makes dollar alternatives more viable appeared first on Atlantic Council .