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The post In Amwaj media, Matthew Bryza comments on the Mecca Agreement and the question of it extending to the South Caucuses appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Our experts unpack what we know and what to expect from the announced security deal involving the US, Denmark, and Greenland. The post What the Greenland deal means for the transatlantic alliance appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Charai for the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: The Muslim Brotherhood: Follow the Money appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Tannebaum quoted in the New York Times on US unreliability influencing de-dollarization efforts appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Read the full article here The post Lipsky quoted in the New York Times on the prospects of de-dollarization appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Watch the full interview here The post Goldsmith Romero interviewed on CNN about the rise in prediction market trading appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Rich Outzen appears on Saudi Arabia’s AlHadath, discussing space militarization threats from Russia and China, and the US commitment to the Outer Space Treaty of 1967 appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The post Yevgeniya Gaber comments on the Black Sea security architecture, saying closer coordination among the region’s NATO members are all the more important appeared first on Atlantic Council .

One of the biggest blind spots in the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement is its treatment of capital and foreign investment screening. The current review presents an opportunity to address this and build a safer North America. The post Fortifying USMCA through US–Mexico investment …

For more than four years, Ukraine has impressed global audiences with the country’s ability to defend itself against Russia on land, at sea, and in the air. Illicit finance is another important front in the fight against Russian aggression, writes Matthew McGlynn. The post Ukrain…

The EU State of the Union address recognizes important energy system challenges but also leaves details on actions murky. The post What von der Leyen’s SOTU speech got right about energy—and where the EU still needs to pivot appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The recent escalation in Russian gray zone aggression across Europe has sparked a lively debate over how far the Kremlin may be prepared to go, but a Russian attack on the Baltic states remains unlikely, writes James Rice. The post Putin is escalating against NATO but a Baltic in…

Delivering real capabilities is where this vision of strategic autonomy will succeed or fail. The post Macron won the argument over European strategic autonomy. Will better European defense come of it? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A decade of tariffs and trade wars has yet to deliver the economic collapse many critics predicted. Instead, the data tell a more complicated story. The post Ten years into Trump’s trade experiment, the US continues to defy expectations appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The latest report in the Atlantic Council's Russia Tomorrow series examines the themes and methods that Russia uses to target audiences in the Global South. The post New voices, old friends: How Russia targets its messaging in the Global South appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The just-passed Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act is a victory for Ukraine and the bipartisan coalition backing it. The post The Graham sanctions act is a chance to punish Putin. Here’s what the White House should do next. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

In her state of the union address, the European Commission president proposed Ottawa join the European Union, but not as a full member. The post What von der Leyen and Carney are up to with Canada’s ‘associate’ EU membership appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A third-party AI auditing market could help close federal oversight gaps and complement the new White House's new rules. The post The White House has an AI oversight plan. But who will do the overseeing? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

A Gulf-led maritime cooperation could break the Hormuz stalemate by offering Iran an off-ramp while preventing unilateral control. The post Could the GCC and Iran collaborate to solve the Strait of Hormuz crisis? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On September 15, Elisabeth Braw was quoted in the Wall Street Journal in an article on Russia’s shadow fleet using Irish waters to bypass NATO security. The post Braw in Wall Street Journal on Irish security appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Every day Ukraine keeps fighting, Russian influence grows weaker in the countries of the ex-USSR that Moscow refers to as the “near abroad.” Nowhere is this Russian retreat clearer than in Armenia, writes Joseph Epstein. The post With Putin overextended in Ukraine, Armenia is tur…

Allies in the Asia-Pacific should recognize that they cannot continue to be perceived as unwilling to assist the US in its conflict with Iran. The post Dispatch from Seoul: How Asian allies can help the US with Iran appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Southeast Asian nation has proved it can grow. Now, amid shifting supply chains and rising geopolitical tensions, it must prove it can grow more productively. The post The Philippines needs to turn fast growth into productive growth appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Iraq has a short window of time to rein in its militias and create favorable commercial conditions to improve ties with the US. The post Can oil deals reset US-Iraqi relations? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

While overall democracy has deteriorated globally in recent years, countries that democratize still see greater economic growth and prosperity over time. The post Democracy is losing ground. The economic case for it is not. appeared first on Atlantic Council .