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Gulf sovereign wealth funds are seeking to maximize return on investment while maintaining strategic optionality. The post How Gulf investments are responding to the US-China critical minerals competition appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Senior leaders from Europe and the Gulf met in Greece for three days of private discussions on geopolitics, economic resilience, energy, supply chains, defence, technology and investment, setting out next steps for continued cooperation. ATHENS, GREECE — May 18, 2026 — The inaugu…

The post Charai for The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: Trump in Beijing: Respect, Leverage, and the New Realism of U.S.–China Relations appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Trump appears to have sidestepped the biggest trap—Beijing’s attempt to box Washington in on Taiwan—but underperformed on everything else. The post Where’s the beef? Trump’s underwhelming meeting with Xi. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The nascent US initiative may succeed in reducing tensions and creating a slightly more predictable environment for foreign businesses, but a structural transformation remains out of reach. The post The problem with the US power-sharing plan for Libya appeared first on Atlantic C…

On May 15, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by Sky News on Iran threatening to place tariffs on vital undersea cables that support global connectivity. The post Braw in Sky News on Iran threatening tariffs on undersea cables appeared …

The kind of multilateralism that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke about in Davos remains an aspiration rather than an achievable reality. The post Don’t fall for the middle-power mirage appeared first on Atlantic Council .

France is currently punching below its weight in the Baltic area and could shoulder more of the burden. The post The UK faces a dilemma over potential troop deployments to Ukraine. France can help. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On Friday, the US president concluded talks with his counterpart from China, soaring away in Air Force One after two days of meetings and ceremonies. Our experts shed light on the outcomes. The post What did Trump and Xi accomplish? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On May 14, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by Sky News on Iran seizing a shipping vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. The post Braw in Sky News on Iran seizing ship in Strait of Hormuz appeared first on Atlantic Council .

US global leadership relies on resilient, diversified energy systems—and the policy and investment foresight required to sustain this foundation. The post US global leadership depends on a reliable, modern energy system appeared first on Atlantic Council .

While the Kremlin dictator is clearly in a weakened position, a diminished Vladimir Putin could be more dangerous than ever, write Maksym Beznosiuk and William Dixon. The post Putin’s parade projected weakness but he is now more dangerous than ever appeared first on Atlantic Coun…

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has raised the alarm over Russia’s escalating “human safari” tactics targeting the civilian population in southern Ukraine’s Kherson region, writes Oleksandr Tolokonnikov. The post Zelenskyy raises alarm over Russia’s escalating ‘human safa…

Expect the war to weaken the Iranian regime, keep the US in the Middle East, harm Israel's standing in the region, and more. The post Five ways the Iran war will forever alter the Middle East appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Newly elected Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev is unlikely to replace recently ousted Hungarian leader Viktor Orban as Vladimir Putin's proxy within the EU and NATO, writes Kristian Kafozov. The post Bulgaria is unlikely to become Putin’s new proxy within the European U…

Read full article here The post Lipsky cited in Bloomberg on a potential rare earths and semiconductors deal between US and China appeared first on Atlantic Council .

On May 13, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was interviewed by TVP World on Russia’s continued drone strikes on Ukraine, and Ukraine’s response. The post Braw in TVP World on Russian drone attacks in Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Cou…

After US rhetoric about taking control of Greenland exacerbated tensions between Washington and European allies in January, the US, Greenland, and Denmark opened discussions about the US presence in the autonomous territory. In parallel, the Atlantic Council's Task Force on Green…

Washington and Beijing do not trust each other. But expect Trump and Xi to remain on message this week, saying friendly things about each other. The post The myth of US-China stability appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The race to control America's most sensitive data is already underway, and most people have no idea. The post The US AI health data collision: Charting the future of US cross-border data flow policy, health data, and health and biopharma AI policy appeared first on Atlantic Counc…

On May 13, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was published in Foreign Policy in an article on preparing for the dual threat of pandemics and supply chain shocks. The post Braw in Foreign Policy on the dual threat of pandemics and supply chain shocks a…

Ukraine is waging a strategic bombing campaign of deep strikes across the Russian Federation that aims to exploit Russia's colossal size and transform it from a key strength into a fatal weakness, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Ukrainian long-range drones are turning Russia’s s…

The latest EU sanctions on Russia also featured measures against Kyrgyzstan. This was the first use of so-called anti-circumvention tools, which are designed to prevent third countries from helping the Kremlin bypass restrictions over the invasion of Ukraine, writes Marc Goedeman…

The US has the energy supplies to help meet rising demand—its challenge is building the infrastructure to connect one to the other. Permitting reform could change this. The post The missing link in the US energy advantage: Connecting supply to demand appeared first on Atlantic Co…

At a time of energy shocks and trade tensions, the IMF’s surveillance work is more relevant than ever. Yet its challenge remains influence: can the Fund move from rigorous analysis to public-facing policy advice? The post The IMF’s policy advice needs a louder voice appeared firs…