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Putin is ramping up Russian ballistic missile production and clearly intends to bomb Ukraine into submission. If he is not stopped, the Ukrainian civilian population will pay a terrible price and Kyiv may be pushed toward capitulation, writes Mykola Bielieskov. The post Ukraine c…

Some believe a post-Putin Russia could become even more aggressive toward the West. However, past experience and current practicalities suggest that the next Russian ruler may be forced to seek a less hostile path, writes Brian Mefford. The post We should not fear a post-Putin Ru…

The redesignation reveals that the US Navy increasingly views distributed, survivable strike capability as a central mission for its undersea fleet. The post The US Navy’s decision to reclassify 19 Virginia-class submarines is a breakthrough. Here’s why. appeared first on Atlanti…

In recent years, emerging markets absorbed the increased risk appetite that the Federal Reserve’s volatility-reducing forward guidance had created. The post The end of forward guidance can discipline capital flows in emerging markets appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Trump administration’s new tariff regime is a complex patchwork of duties, exemptions, and trade deals. Here’s how it is reshaping US trade—in eight charts. The post A visual guide to the new US tariff wall appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Havrylov in Ukrinform: For the first time in Ukraine’s history, we are launching the licensed production of a defense system on Ukrainian soil appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As the Central Bank of Russia runs out of options and bad loans accumulate on balance sheets, the Kremlin continues to privilege war-linked sectors. The post Russia will sacrifice its civilian economy on the altar of the war effort appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On August 4, Elisabeth Braw published a piece in Foreign Policy on seabed mining as a threat to both ecology and the international order. The post Braw in Foreign Policy on the risks of seabed mining appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ukrainian Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal has warned that Moscow will expand attacks on the country’s civilian population and critical infrastructure in the coming months as Putin seeks to finally break Ukraine’s resistance, write Maksym Beznosiuk and Will Dixon. The post Winter is…

Ukraine's escalating long-range drone strike campaign targeting military and industrial sites deep inside Russia is disrupting the Kremlin war machine but will not be enough to push Putin toward meaningful peace talks, writes Christopher Isajiw. The post Ukrainian drones alone wi…

Capabilities and expertise developed on the Ukrainian battlefield are now flowing back to the Middle East. The post Despite what Putin says, Russia and Iran are linking the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East appeared first on Atlantic Council .

منقذ داغر ليس خافياً تأثير ما يجري في الجوار العراقي على السياسة والمجتمع والاقتصاد فيه. وعلى الرغم من ان التغيرات التي حصلت في المنطقة بعد أكتوبر 2023 انعكست على العراق بطريقة او بأخرى، الا ان التأثير الأكبر على سياسته سيظهر نتيجة تداعيات ما بعد 28 فبراير(شباط)2026 والتي تتكشف ي…

Shapiro testified to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa at a hearing titled, “Building a New Regional Security Architecture: The Next Phase of the Abraham Accords." The post Daniel B. Shapiro testifies to House Foreign Affairs …

Governments that cannot raise more revenue and will not trim commitments end up borrowing, and the pressure lands back on their central banks. The post Three charts on how Latin American central banks are diverging on inflation appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Host Matthew Kroenig is joined by Jonatan Vseviov, Secretary General of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss how Estonia is confronting a changing security environment. Located on NATO’s eastern flank, Estonia plays a critical role in helping the alliance deter and…

The biggest challenge facing Iraq's prime minister is how to curb the role of sectarian institutions in shaping Iraq's state decisions. The post Can al-Zaidi separate the sects from the state in Iraq? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ukraine’s recent progress offers a rare window of opportunity to increase the pressure on Putin and push the Russian leader toward credible peace talks to end Europe’s largest war since World War II, writes Lesia Ogryzko. The post As Ukraine regains the initiative from Russia, Eu…

ASEAN-5 is poised to become an increasingly important engine of global growth, supported by young populations, improving human capital, abundant resources, and deep integration into global supply chains. Yet fragmentation, trade tensions, climate risks, infrastructure gaps, and r…

Both countries would need to use any delay in exiting “least developed country” status to advance structural changes to their economies. The post Nepal and Bangladesh are delaying LDC graduation. Now comes the hard part. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US-led Board of Peace has announced an agreement that could lead to the disarmament of the Gaza-based terrorist group. The post 10 questions (and expert answers) about the deal to disarm Hamas appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Building the digital identity infrastructure now, before reconstruction finance starts flowing at scale, is the right sequence. The post How Gaza’s reconstruction can get a boost from decentralized ledger-based digital IDs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The US and Chinese strategies indicate that financing, powering, and permitting infrastructure matter most, and the African evidence so far bears it out. The post In the battle of the AI stacks, model quality won’t be the most decisive factor appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Tokenized bank deposits remain modest in scale and largely limited to fragmented, bank-specific networks. Yet recent pilots suggest that the infrastructure needed for cross-border use is beginning to emerge. The post The infrastructure for tokenized bank deposits is beginning to …

Iran’s use of a maritime chokepoint as a geopolitical tool—implemented in response to a war that violates the United Nations Charter—and the United States’ inconsistent response dramatically undermine the global maritime order and open the door for further such closures. The post…

Read the full article here The post Nikoladze quoted in Al Jazeera on India’s trade-off between energy security and US tariff risk. appeared first on Atlantic Council .