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The Global Energy Agenda takes the pulse of the energy community, revealing expert views on global energy security, access, and sustainability. The post 2026 Global Energy Agenda full survey results appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On June 4, Forward Defense non-resident senior fellow Bilal Saab published an article in the Financial Times, discussing the benefit of a counter-drone defense partnership between the Gulf states and Ukraine. He argues this partnership would benefit Gulf states by integrating adv…

The market for US LNG is global, liquid, flexible, and governed by commercial contracts, making it appealing to importers over supply from coercive exporters like Russia. The post The United States is a reliable energy partner: The data proves it appeared first on Atlantic Counci…

The post Charai for Newsmax: No Trust, No Illusions, No Nuclear Iran appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Strait of Hormuz energy crisis poses a stress test for import-dependent, emerging economies in Asia, forcing difficult trade-offs. The post The global energy crisis and its impacts on Asian emerging economies appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Iran crisis has exposed India's energy vulnerabilities but opens an opportunity for a stronger trade partnership between the US and India. The post India’s energy security at a crossroads: The Hormuz crisis and an opportunity for US-India cooperation appeared first on A…

More people are being exposed to violent propaganda online, and the time between seeing such content, recruitment by a terrorist organization, and action is getting shorter. Counter-terrorism today thus must mean limiting the spread of terrorist content. The post Countering terro…

Policies designed to secure critical mineral supplies have a blind spot: they focus primarily on sourcing but underuse demand-side strategies. The post Innovation as resilience: Demand-side strategies for critical mineral supply chain security appeared first on Atlantic Council .

AI-enabled financial operations are extending the bounds of modern irregular warfare, targeting systemic vulnerabilities rather than battlefield positions. The post Agentic AI opens the door to weaponizing financial systems appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Atlantic Council experts examine the recently released, congressionally mandated report on US policy toward the Western Balkans. The post A deeper look at Trump’s new policy toward the Western Balkans appeared first on Atlantic Council .

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Ukraine's audacious drone strike on St. Petersburg as the Russian city hosted a flagship international economic forum known as "Putin's Davos" sent a clear signal to global audiences that the Kremlin dictator is losing control of the war, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Ukraine …

كيف يؤثر تغيير القيادة في ايران على الميليشيات العراقية؟ د. منقذ داغر يبدو اننا بتنا ، بعد 28 فبراير 2026 ،امام نظام مختلف وظيفياً، بل وحتى هيكلياً عما عرفناه طوال السنوات السبعة وأربعين من عمر النظام الايراني. فقد اتسم نظام الحكم في ايران بنسخته الخمينية الأولى 1979-1989  ب…

Europe cannot afford to leave Ukraine stuck in the geopolitical grey zone as this uncertainty fuels Russia's invasion and feeds Putin's dreams of a new Russian Empire, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Europe cannot afford to leave Ukraine trapped in the geopolit…

If the Strait of Hormuz closure continues and gasoline prices increase further, US policymakers might consider banning oil exports. But instead of lowering prices, it could have the opposite effect. The post A US oil export ban could raise pump prices appeared first on Atlantic C…

Iraq’s militias face a spiritual and organizational dilemma that gravely endangers their existence, in the wake of Iran's leadership change. The post Iraq’s militias are fracturing as Iran turns from theocracy to juntocracy appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A new G20 roadmap aims to streamline sovereign debt restructurings. Yet by reducing flexibility for creditors and debtors alike, it could make future debt crises harder to resolve. The post The promise and limits of the new G20 template for debt restructuring appeared first on At…

The post Charai for The National Interest: Iran’s Mafia State Understands Only Law Backed by Power appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Can advanced industrial democracies preserve manufacturing capacity in the face of state-backed overproduction on a continental scale? The post Europe has had enough of China’s export surge appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A recent trip to Ukraine reveals a country growing in strength and confidence, while Russia is increasingly on the back foot. The post Dispatch from Kyiv: Russia is more vulnerable than it might seem appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Bond yields have spiked, especially in advanced economies. But why is that? And what does that actually mean? Alice Fulwood, US business editor at the Economist and co-host of the podcast Money Talks, joins Josh and Jessie to decode the signals in the global bond market—from Iran…