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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 .

On September 24, Elisabeth Braw was published in Foreign Policy in an article on how the far right wants to abandon stranded seafarers. The post Braw in Foreign Policy on the Far Right’s Threat to the Laws of the Sea appeared first on Atlantic Council .

First the Strait of Hormuz closed, so Saudi Arabia started sending more oil over land through its East-West Pipeline. Then drone strikes damaged the pipeline, and the Iran-backed Houthis fired missiles near the pipeline’s Red Sea terminus. Does Saudi Arabia need to plan for a nea…

Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraine has built one of the world’s most dynamic defense tech ecosystems under conditions few industries ever face. However, innovation alone will not be enough to win over potential investors, writes Olga Usenko. The post…

The star-studded evening celebrated the achievements of four global citizens who are using partnership and inspiration to shape what comes next for the world. The post Full transcript: The 2026 Atlantic Council Global Citizen Awards honor four leaders seeking to improve the state…

The Atlantic Council honored the Finnish president, the Australian prime minister, the president and CEO of Formula 1, and a celebrated actress, singer, and producer. The post The 2026 Global Citizen Awards: Celebrating leadership that builds what comes next appeared first on Atl…

Putin’s evident inability to secure Beijing’s backing for the Power of Siberia-2 pipeline is strengthening international perceptions that the invasion of Ukraine has reduced Russia to the status of China’s junior partner, writes Zahar Hryniv. The post Putin’s Ukraine invasion has…

Beijing is pressuring Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines not only with ships and aircraft but also in the cognitive domain—which no multilateral mechanism defends. This report explores what it would take to build a coordinated multilateral defense network to combat t…

The agreement signed on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly makes several important changes to the status quo. The post Three things to know about Trump’s Greenland deal appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Counter-drone technology is not enough to address the threat to US critical infrastructure. The post America is not ready for the drone threat appeared first on Atlantic Council .

There are second- and third-order consequences of a ban to consider, including what it would mean for Latin American countries. The post A diesel export ban could disrupt US supply chains appeared first on Atlantic Council .

This report examines how health and biopharmaceutical companies interact with the data components of the AI supply chain, and how a fractured global regulatory landscape shapes their ability to innovate responsibly. It maps seven data components, from training data to model weigh…

With Ukraine's air defenses running low, Russia is expected to escalate the bombardment of Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure ahead of the coming winter season in a bid to freeze the country into submission, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Ukrainians are braced for a b…

In this first video episode of the podcast, Alia is joined by Ibrahim Jalal, an expert on Yemen and the Gulf. Ibrahim describes the major military escalation unfolding along the Red Sea coast and the tactics used by the Houthis. The post Strait talk: Yemen, mercenaries and the Ir…

Vietnam’s export-driven growth has been remarkable. But with domestic firms capturing relatively little of the value, Hanoi now needs to turn foreign investment into broader gains at home. The post To achieve its next economic leap, Vietnam needs to move beyond the factory floor …

The post Matthew Bryza joins Azerbaijan’s ARB TV 24 about new transport corridor investments helping to bolster peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia appeared first on Atlantic Council .

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 22, 2026 – The Atlantic Council today announced the launch of its Power of Sports Center, a groundbreaking convening and content platform that will bring together senior government officials, business leaders, investors, sports leagues and associations, innova…

African countries possess plenty of raw sporting talent. But replicable success is produced by systems. The post Youth sports can help African countries build a legacy of champions appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The success of the meeting will likely hinge on just a few important issues, including artificial intelligence safety, Taiwan, and trade. The post What to expect at the Trump-Xi summit in Washington appeared first on Atlantic Council .

From AI governance to trade and economic headwinds in Beijing, our experts break down the key questions shaping the summit—and what could come next. The post The four issues our experts are watching ahead of this week’s Trump-Xi summit appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Frontier AI is exposing the limits of today's testing systems. The United States needs a national AI assurance ecosystem. The post AI is sprinting past human control. Can testing and evaluation catch up? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A former State Department official dissects how the US helped defeat ISIS but didn't protect the Syrian people. The post The Syria policy the US got wrong—and the bittersweet moment Washington finally got right appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A recent visit to the Caucasus region reveals a country exposed to two wars, but also one that must not wait to chart its economic and diplomatic future. The post Dispatch from Baku: Azerbaijan must look forward even amid Russian and Iranian conflicts appeared first on Atlantic C…

It’s been twenty months since Bashar al-Assad’s fall. People expect more, and patience is wearing thin. The post Don’t talk about optimisim in Syria, talk about action appeared first on Atlantic Council .