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European and multilateral development finance institutions spent two decades backing funds that bought African companies. Those funds have aged, and their backers need distributions. The post Africa’s exit problem is the United States’ entry point appeared first on Atlantic Counc…

Europe is counting on Central and Eastern Europe to power its manufacturing revival—but first, it needs to make sure Germany’s slowdown doesn’t drag the region down with it. The post To save its manufacturing base, Europe needs to look east appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The end of Operation Inherent Resolve should not be the end of Washington's engagement with this important country in a region vital to US interests. The post US troops are leaving Iraq, but the US should stay appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On September 29, Elisabeth Braw was published in POLITICO on the financial costs of Russia’s gray-zone aggression. The post Braw in POLITICO on the cost of Russia’s hybrid war on European businesses appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa joins the Atlantic Council to discuss Syria’s future and his government’s priorities for reconstruction, economic recovery, and institutional reform. This episode also explores the evolving relationship between the United States and Syria, the cou…

Policymakers should prioritize electric power transmission to ensure the success of the US energy system. The post Yes, transmission is dull. Read this article anyway. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Europe needs a new counter-hybrid playbook, but an approach that focuses on coordinating responses after Russian attacks have already taken place is not an effective deterrent, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Europe needs a new strategy for Russian grey zone ag…

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s hopes of capturing eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region have been dealt a major blow in recent months by an innovative Ukrainian offensive that has reversed over a year of Russian territorial gains, writes David Kirichenko. The post Ukraine’s i…

US-led efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine War by offering the Kremlin limited territorial concessions reflect a fundamental misunderstanding of the imperial ambitions driving Putin's invasion, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Vladimir Putin only has two options in Ukraine: Total v…

Russia’s war is sustained by a network of enablers who supply weapons, labor, and sanctions-evasion channels. The post Stopping Russia’s aggression requires holding its enablers accountable appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Europe and the Gulf both stand to benefit from investing more in each region. Which projects make the most sense? The post The strategic rationale for closer investment ties between Europe and the Gulf appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Boosting trade between European and Gulf states requires progress on two key projects planned to connect the regions: the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, and a free trade agreement. Can the disruption caused by the Iran war provide an impetus to move these stalled pro…

How can Europe and Gulf cooperate more effectively on defense? The post Three principles to guide European-Gulf defense cooperation appeared first on Atlantic Council .

European and Gulf states share a strong interest in restoring the free flow of energy cut off by the Iran war, and in reducing their economies' exposure to chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz. What's their best path forward? The post How Europe and the Gulf can unite behind an …

A war historian’s recent essay underscores the urgency of addressing the issues increasing strife around the world. The post Don’t ignore the ‘dead rats’ of global disorder appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On September 28, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by Sky News to discuss the Fairford Plot, and the safety of UK air bases. The post Braw in Sky News on the safety of UK air bases appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Pentagon’s review of US force posture in Europe have high stakes for the United States and the president himself. The post For better or for worse, NATO’s future could define Trump’s foreign policy legacy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Algeria's severing of diplomatic ties with the UAE reflects a broader struggle over regional influence and sovereignty. The post What’s behind the Algeria-UAE rupture appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The United States and China are engaged in a strategic competition for scientific and technological leadership. To prevail, the United States must strengthen its tech-centric engagement with countries across the Global South. The post Technology and the Global South: A US strateg…

The IMF is heading to Bangkok with plenty on its plate. From China’s industrial policy to US fiscal deficits and Europe’s economic challenges, the annual meetings will put the Fund’s global mandate in the spotlight. The post The IMF’s big test in Bangkok appeared first on Atlanti…

On September 26, Elisabeth Braw was published in The Spectator in an article discussing the West’s preparedness for an undersea war. The post Braw in The Spectator on the West’s readiness for an undersea war appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The diplomacy around this year’s United Nations General Assembly showcased new initiative in the Americas to increase economic growth and tackle crime. The post Dispatch from New York: Latin America has opened a new chapter with Washington appeared first on Atlantic Council .

What the latest Trump-Xi summit changed, left unresolved, and what to watch before they meet again. The post What did (and didn’t) happen at the Trump-Xi summit appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Charai for The National Interest: Donald Trump’s New York State of Mind appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On September 24, Elisabeth Braw was interviewed on Sky News to discuss the possibility of forming a national resilience corps for the UK. The post Braw in Sky News on a National Resilience Corps for the UK appeared first on Atlantic Council .