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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 .

The EU's digital sovereignty agenda is missing a funded, independent institutional capability to hold its own technology investments democratically accountable." The post Digital sovereignty and Europe’s democracy stack: Delivering on the European Union’s priorities for the 2028–…

On September 14, Elisabeth Braw was quoted in BFBS on the strategic importance of Svalbard, and Russia’s increasing action near the archipelago. The post Braw in BFBS on the Russian activity in Svalbard appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Concerns about catastrophic risks to humanity have put artificial intelligence at the top of the agenda for the leaders’ upcoming meeting. The post Don’t count on Trump and Xi to slow down AI. Don’t count them out either. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026 – The Atlantic Council announced today that its fifteenth annual Atlantic Council Global Citizen Awards will honor President of the Republic of Finland Alexander Stubb; Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese; President and CEO of Formula One (F1…

The US Air Force should consider spreading the multirole model across networks of smaller, cheaper drones. The post Beyond the Reaper: Rethinking the future of multirole drones appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Free trade agreements were supposed to protect US trading partners. But the Trump administration’s tariffs are putting that promise to the test. The post Friends with few trade benefits appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The threat of frontier artificial intelligence must be at the top of the agenda for the upcoming meeting between the leaders. The post Trump and Xi should rethink how to run the AI race appeared first on Atlantic Council .

From Angolan oil to Congolese copper, China's economic slowdown is creating new winners and losers across Africa. The post Three African economies show how China’s slowdown is reshaping trade appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Atlantic Council experts assess the new commitments from the leaders of Anthropic, OpenAI, and others, along with the state of the tech and the risk to the human race. The post What the proposed AI slowdown means for the US, China, and humanity at large appeared first on Atlantic…

No country in the world today knows more about Russian cyber warfare than Ukraine, but further steps are required in order to help Kyiv’s partners make the most of Ukraine’s unrivaled experience, writes Iryna Volnytska. The post Learning from Ukraine’s unrivaled experience …

How can the UN and the international community ensure that when illicit funds are seized, victims of the illicit activity benefit? The Atlantic Council's Strategic Litigation Program contributed a brief to the UN's High Commissioner for Human Rights with six key recommendations o…

Experts look at what Rubio's tour signals about the US push for closer cooperation with Latin America's new crop of conservatives. The post What Rubio’s Latin America tour means for Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The United States’ chief adversary has a soft power strategy. Why doesn’t Washington? The post The US must become Africa’s partner on technology and AI. It can do so with soft power. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Since spring 2024, Russia has been waging a campaign far behind the front lines featuring arson, sabotage, and terrorist attacks using Ukrainians who are recruited online, deceived, and discarded, write Andrii Niebytov and Clara Kaluderovic. The post Ukrainian police are preventi…

Read the full article here The post Lipsky quoted in MSNow on the use of tariff revenue to fund “Trump Dividends” appeared first on Atlantic Council .

"n this episode of The Biollywood Podcast, the Director of the Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense at the Atlantic Council, Asha M. George, Associate Director for Research, J.T. O'Brien, Associate Director for Government Relations and Policy, Robert Bradley, and Wendy Villalta, A…

Russia's escalating bombardment of Ukrainian cities is terrorizing a generation of Ukrainian schoolchildren who are being prevented from attending classes or forced to spend days in bomb shelters, writes Shelby Magid. The post Russia’s escalating bombing campaign is terrorizing U…

Putin was caught lying about imaginary Russian victories again in September. His habit of exaggerating battlefield gains reflects mounting unease over the credibility gap between the Kremlin’s superpower pretensions and his army’s underwhelming performance in Ukraine, writes Pete…

Nearly two decades after the 2008 crash, the rules governing the world’s banks are being rewritten. But as the US, UK, and EU push to modernize financial regulation, they face a difficult question: Can they boost growth without undermining financial stability? The post Nearly two…

WASHINGTON, DC – SEPTEMBER 10, 2026 – Today, the Atlantic Council’s Millennium Leadership Program is excited to announce the 2026-2027 class of Millenium Fellows. The Millennium Fellowship is a nine-month hybrid program for mid-career professionals that elevates fellows’ le…

A quarter century after the deadly attacks against the United States, Atlantic Council experts answer twenty-five pressing questions about terrorism today. The post The state of terrorism, 25 years after 9/11 appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Atlantic Council experts unpack what the US withdrawal from Iraq means for the Middle East and beyond. The post Ten questions (and expert answers) on the final withdrawal of US troops from Iraq appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The former Pennsylvania governor and Department of Homeland Security secretary reflects on the twenty-fifth anniversary of September 11, 2021. The post The most valuable legacy that the 9/11 generation can leave behind appeared first on Atlantic Council .

From soaring debt to trade fragmentation and AI disruption, the global economy faces no shortage of challenges. Here are the five issues to watch at next month’s fall meetings. The post The five issues to watch at next month’s IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings appeared first on Atla…