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New Atlanticist
By Wazim Mowla
Caribbean climate policy design and resource allocation must incorporate the voices and interests of the region’s women and girls.
MENASource
By Ariel Ezrahi
With the ongoing wars, it’s easy to dismiss the notions of climate change cooperation across borders as detached from reality. Unfortunately, the devastating impacts of climate change are not going away
UkraineAlert
By Maria Avdeeva
Russia is deploying disinformation alongside bombs as it seeks to demoralize Kharkiv residents and depopulate Ukraine's second city, writes Maria Avdeeva.
By Kira Rudik
While attention has focused on the military aspects of the new US aid package for Ukraine, the bill also includes an important step toward holding Russia financially accountable for the invasion, writes Kira Rudik.
IranSource
By Khosro Sayeh Isfahani and Andrea Alice Richardson
On April 24, a revolutionary court in Iran sentenced dissident rapper Toomaj Salehi to death on charges of “spreading corruption on the Earth.”
By Peter Dickinson
This week's US aid package for Ukraine provides the country with a vital lifeline in the fight against Russia but Western leaders must adopt a more long-term approach if they want to stop Putin, writes Peter Dickinson.
By Tuvia Gering
In many ways, Taiwan sees a reflection of itself in Israel—two vibrant democracies facing threats from hostile neighbors.
Econographics
By Alisha Chhangani and Leila Hamilton
The race for the future of money is on, so here are the key items to catch you up on what a central bank digital currency is—and what it isn’t.
By Vladimir Pran and Maroun Sfeir
The polls will be held again against a backdrop of massive displacement, unresolved conflict, partial occupation, and an intransigent regime.
By Katherine Golden
“Good development is good foreign policy,” Nathan explained at an Atlantic Council Front Page event. “That’s in our national interest.”
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