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To decipher these moves, we turned to some of our top sanctions experts to reveal what’s behind the decision and what to expect next.
By Katherine Golden
Ukraine is central to US interests because if Ukraine falls, it will embolden US adversaries, McCaul said at an Atlantic Council Front Page event.
UkraineAlert
By Katherine Spencer
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's recent call to Vladimir Putin has sparked alarm in Kyiv and criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Ukraine seeks maximum Western unity ahead of possible Russia peace talks, writes Katherine Spencer.
By Hans Binnendijk, Timo S. Koster
By the June 2025 NATO Summit in The Hague, European allies must make real progress in taking on more of the defense burden on the continent.
By Elisabeth Braw
Undersea cables and pipelines are acutely vulnerable to geopolitically motivated harm, as events of the last week have demonstrated.
IranSource
By Danny Citrinowicz
Diplomatic deadlines and regional factors will force Iran to decide soon whether to strike a deal or seek a nuclear weapon. Either choice will have major ripple effects.
By Khosro Sayeh Isfahani
If one looks closely, the ancient Persian sport of wrestling might have answers to understanding how to contain Iran
By Ignacio Albe
Disparate national priorities among Latin America’s three G20 members threaten to stand in the way of a common agenda.
By Thomas S. Warrick
The incoming US president has promised mass deportations, but there are three circumstances that could erode public support for the plans.
EnergySource
By Bailee Mathews
On the sidelines of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, the Atlantic Council Global Energy Center hosted an event focused on strengthening collaboration on energy security between the US and Brazil. Brazil and the US are natural partners when it comes to navigating the energy transition with many opportunities for partnership.
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