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By Atlantic Council experts
What’s next for Israel and its relations with the world? Our experts offer their insight.
By Thomas Cynkin
The more that Japan shows its relationship with Korea is a two-way street, the more sustainable it will be in the face of Korean public opinion.
Econographics
By Hung Tran
Despite the best efforts of financial authorities following the most recent banking crisis, selloffs of bank shares and capital contingent bonds have persisted. After the sale of Credit Suisse, the most poignant example of investor concerns is the market pressure on Deutsche Bank (DB).
MENASource
By Sarah Zaaimi
Black Iraqis are not only living on the geographical margins of urban agglomerations but also on the margins of society and its structures.
By Digital Forensic Research Lab
After Putin was yelled at in Mariupol, the Kremlin cut the exchange from their official video. RIA Novosti published the whole interaction.
By Kimberly Donovan, Maia Nikoladze
Immediate steps for seizing the sanctioned Russian oligarch assets; concerns with the confiscation of Russian sovereign assets; Georgia's proposed foreign agent law.
UkraineAlert
By Peter Dickinson
Putin hoped his Ukraine invasion would secure his place among Russia’s greatest rulers. Instead, he looks destined to enter history as a genocidal dictator forever linked with the mass abduction of Ukrainian children, writes Peter Dickinson.
By Nour Dabboussi and Mahnaz Vahdati
On March 2, 2023, the Atlantic Council's empowerME Initiative hosted a Twitter Space conversation with the WIn Fellows cohort.
By Thomas S. Warrick
Nearly all of the heads of state and military leaders wanted by international justice in recent decades have been brought before a court or faced 'rough justice.'
By Oleksiy Goncharenko
By preventing the free passage of merchant shipping in the Black Sea, Russia deprives world markets of vital Ukrainian agricultural produce while also challenging the core principles of international maritime law.
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