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Russia’s air war against Ukraine has recently entered a deadly new phase with round-the-clock jet drone attacks on civilian targets across Kyiv as Vladimir Putin seeks to make the Ukrainian capital unlivable and break the country’s resistance, writes Mykola Bielieskov. The post J…

Trade, investment, technology, finance, energy, and critical minerals are increasingly intertwined with national security. But globalization is not ending—it is becoming more contested and fragmented. The post The new geoeconomics of Bretton Woods appeared first on Atlantic Counc…

To reach their longstanding $100 billion trade ambition, the United States and Turkey should look beyond tariffs toward a broader economic bargain. The post Beyond tariffs: The US–Turkey trade relationship needs a bigger bargain appeared first on Atlantic Council .

During the first hundred days of the al-Zaidi government, the Independent Institute for Administration and Civil Society Studies (IIACSS) surveyed Iraqis nationwide, and the data offer valuable insights into how Iraqis assess the new administration at this early stage. The post S…

Malaysia has become a major destination for investment in semiconductors, data centers, AI, and advanced manufacturing. Its next challenge is to turn that investment into stronger domestic capabilities, higher productivity, and more value captured at home. The post Malaysia is in…

Months of political deadlock after Iraq’s November 2025 parliamentary elections ended in May 2026 when coalition talks among the Shia Coordination Framework (CF), Kurdish, and Sunni leaders led to the nomination of Ali al-Zaidi as prime minister. During the first hundr…

On October 2, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed on POLITICO’s Brussels Playbook Podcast on how Europe should respond to Russian sabotage, arson, cyberattacks, and attacks on critical infrastructure. The post Braw in POLITICO on Russia’s gray-zone war with Europe appeared…

Accidental releases are already a serious vulnerability at a time when AI is accelerating biological research. The post It’s not just misuse: AI-enabled biological research also runs the risk of accidents appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A US withdrawal would be read as disengagement from the Western Balkans and, with it, from the regional security architecture that it helped shape. The post What the US gains by keeping a military presence in Kosovo appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve has reached a historic low. As oil markets continue to tighten, refilling the reserve will become increasingly difficult. The post The risks of the strategic petroleum reserve’s four-decade low appeared first on Atlantic Council .

For the new AI accord to work, industry self-regulation will need to be buttressed by binding enforcement or federal oversight. The post What could make AI self-regulation work? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

With Western European investment becoming less dependable, Central and Eastern Europe faces a choice: attract new foreign capital, or do more to mobilize the investment potential within the region itself. The post Investing in Europe’s next growth engine appeared first on Atlanti…

Read the full article here The post Chhangani quoted in Fortune on mBridge and dollar dominance appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Nikoladze quoted in a National Intelligence University monograph on the geoeconomic implications of the Israel-Hamas conflict appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Singh featured in Financial Times on Saudi Arabia’s withdrawal from mBridge appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On October 1, Elisabeth Braw was published in Financial Times on how Australia is preparing its financial system for undersea warfare. The post Braw in Financial Times on Australia’s banks planning for cable blackouts appeared first on Atlantic Council .

With the Russian army unable to defeat Ukraine on the battlefield, Putin is turning to terror tactics and is using ballistic missiles and jet drones in a bid to bomb Ukraine's civilian population into submission, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin aims to break Ukraine by ter…

As US-Mexico trade talks approach, the Mexican government faces a delicate balancing act: curbing Chinese trade and investment without cutting off vital inputs and foreign capital. The post Can Mexico thread the needle between Washington and Beijing? appeared first on Atlantic Co…

Manila and Washington should be proactive in preventing Chinese coercion or encroachment in the Philippines’ northern-most province. The post Ports, power, and presence: How to defend Batanes from China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Gulf countries need to work together to build resilience, as they face new stresses from the Iran War. The post Resilience has a cost. So does complacency. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As the EU rethinks its approach to industrial policy, Central Europe needs to make sure the shift strengthens the region’s manufacturing base. The post Making the EU’s new industrial rulebook work for Central Europe appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Atlantic Council experts explain the players, voting system, and implications for the EU and NATO. The post 5 questions (and expert answers) about Bosnia and Herzegovina’s election appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As Russia expands the bombardment of Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure, changes are taking place in the country's energy sector with implications for the United States and the future shape of European gas markets, writes Stephen Blank. The post Ukraine can play a key role enablin…

Pfizer Chairman and CEO Albert Bourla joined Frederick Kempe to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming the healthcare industry. The post Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on AI and the future of medicine appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The congressional vote will be especially consequential for the balance of power facing the next administration. The post Brazil’s upcoming election is bigger than Lula or Bolsonaro appeared first on Atlantic Council .