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New Atlanticist
By Katherine Golden
Western Balkans countries must “work day and night to keep the conflict out of the borders of our region,” Prime Minister Edi Rama said at the Atlantic Council.
MENASource
By Shalom Lipner
Motivation in Israel, where the trauma of October 7 is still palpable, remains high to persist until the eradication of Hamas and its capability to inflict harm on Israeli targets.
UkraineAlert
By Kristina Hook
Many Ukrainians see today's ongoing Russian invasion as a continuation of the Stalin regime's genocidal attempts to eradicate Ukrainian national identity and destroy the Ukrainian nation, writes Kristina Hook .
By Benton Coblentz
How will Russia's invasion of Ukraine develop during 2024? The Atlantic Council hosted a panel of experts to explore the key issues that will likely shape Russia's war in Ukraine during the coming year.
By Markus Garlauskas, Philip W. Yu
On November 14, a Chinese warship used its active sonar to harass and injure two Australian Royal Navy divers with high-powered sound waves.
IranSource
By Saeid Golkar and Kasra Aarabi
The Islamic Republic's war on university professors and academic staff is led by the Professors Basij Organization.
By Lizzie Porter
Iraq is witnessing part of the regional fallout from the Israel-Hamas war, and Iraqi bases housing US troops are feeling that most forcefully.
By Lev Nachman, Wen-Ti Sung
The elections on January 13, 2024, have the potential to drastically change the future of Taiwan and East Asian regional stability.
By Daniel E. Mouton
While the conflict has increased the urgency for the United States to engage in the region, it is just one of several developments that require renewed US leadership.
By Ivan Verstyuk
Arming Ukraine may be expensive, but it is by far the cheapest way to stop Vladimir Putin's resurgent Russia, writes Ivan Verstyuk.
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