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EnergySource
By Jeannie Salo
As the race for AI supremacy grows, the US is facing backlash while trying to keep up with China.
UkraineAlert
By Peter Dickinson
President Zelenskyy's decision to side with the army old guard and oust Ukraine's tech-savvy Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has sparked a political crisis and raised questions over the country's future direction, writes Peter Dickinson.
By Oleksii Riabchyn
Those who still treat energy resilience as a technical matter are not prepared for the changes currently taking place in military doctrine. Thanks to Ukraine, the blueprint to address this vulnerability exists, writes Oleksii Riabchyn.
By Vitalii Kim
As international efforts to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine continue, it is also vital to look beyond the battlefield and address the issue of Ukraine’s recovery in order to create the conditions for a genuine national renewal, writes Vitalii Kim.
By David L. Goldwyn, Andrea Clabough
With no sign of a lasting breakthrough in the US-Iran war, officials must plan now for an extended energy crisis.
AfricaSource
By Yasmine Abdillahi
A foreign government could sever access to frontier AI capability overnight, putting African institutions at risk.
By David Kirichenko
Ukrainian troops took part in the annual Bastille Day parade in Paris for the first time on July 14, underling Ukraine's key role as Europe's first line of defense against Putin's Russia, writes David Kirichenko.
MENASource
By Amit Yarom and Itai Melchior
The fall election could open a narrow window for Israel to reset its regional strategy and create momentum to expand normalization.
Dispatches
By Atlantic Council experts
After the longtime US senator's sudden passing, Atlantic Council experts offer their thoughts on Graham's legacy.
Econographics
By Bart Piasecki
As Venezuela prepares to restructure $240 billion in debt, a high-stakes contest over oil revenues is unfolding—one that could reshape creditor recoveries, US-China competition, and the country’s economic future.
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