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New Atlanticist

Apr 25, 2019

Quiz: A comedian has the last laugh

By Atlantic Council

Do you remember what else happened around the world this week? Take seven questions to prove you were paying attention.

New Atlanticist

Apr 25, 2019

Skepticism casts a shadow over China’s Belt and Road Summit

By David A. Wemer

Despite the considerable investment and international interest in the project, criticism of Beijing’s approach has grown in recent years.

China Geopolitics & Energy Security

New Atlanticist

Apr 25, 2019

How governments, companies, and investors can help support the future of work

By Alexis Crow

It is the pace of change happening now that has induced an almost pervasive sense of distress in advanced economies today.

Future of Work Technology & Innovation

New Atlanticist

Apr 25, 2019

Spotlight: Next steps with Venezuela

By Samantha Sultoon

The Trump administration is nearing the limits of what it can achieve in Venezuela through sanctions alone and a reconsideration of the current strategy is warranted.

Economic Sanctions Venezuela

New Atlanticist

Apr 24, 2019

The International Criminal Court needs fixing

By Prince Zeid Raad Al Hussein, Bruno Stagno Ugarte, Christian Wenaweser, and Tiina Intelman

There is a growing gap between the unique vision captured in the Rome Statute, the Court’s founding document, and some of the daily work of the Court.

International Norms International Organizations

NATOat70

Apr 24, 2019

A strong NATO could help alleviate the world’s migrant and refugee crisis

By Priyali Sur

NATO’s ability to adapt to new emergencies in different geographies only proves that an international allied effort is needed now as much, if not more than ever.

Migration NATO

New Atlanticist

Apr 24, 2019

5G access key to competing globally, says Former Homeland Security Secretary Chertoff

By Ashish Kumar Sen

US officials have warned that Huawei’s equipment could create a backdoor for the Chinese government to spy on US networks. But Huawei has repeatedly denied this claim. Even as governments grapple with this challenge, “we also should consider the next generation of technology that is going to support the Internet—and that is 5G,” said Michael Chertoff, who served as secretary of the US Department of Homeland Security from 2005 to 2009.

China Defense Technologies

New Atlanticist

Apr 23, 2019

An ‘increase in clarity’ in US cyber strategy

By Ashish Kumar Sen

The “ability to partner across all of the elements within cyberspace is a critical enabler for all of us," Timothy Haugh says.

Cybersecurity National Security

New Atlanticist

Apr 23, 2019

The United States is adapting to the cyber challenge, says top DHS official

By David A. Wemer

Shifting tactics have prompted federal authorities to change their approach to defense, Krebs says.

Cybersecurity National Security

New Atlanticist

Apr 23, 2019

International engagement key to building cyber resilience

By David A. Wemer

International cyber leaders call for more global cooperation to secure cyberspace.

Cybersecurity Security & Defense