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Dispatches
By Atlantic Council experts
As the Senate sends the annual defense policy bill to the president's desk, Atlantic Council experts dig into the details.
By John Cookson
Atlantic Council experts provide daily insight from around the globe on the world’s most pressing policy issues.
By Charles Lichfield
EU heads of state and government meet this week to discuss and vote on a “reparations loan” plan that would use blocked Russian assets to aid Ukraine.
By John E. Herbst
As US and European officials work with Kyiv to sort out security guarantees and other elements of a potential deal, Moscow continues its obstinance.
Europe should advance a new security architecture aimed at strengthening its own defense while continuing to cooperate with the United States in areas of mutual interest.
By Nate Swanson
If, as its new strategy suggests, the White House wants to spend less time on Iran, then it has three options—and one is better than the others.
By Melanie Hart
US policymakers must understand exactly how the China model is working if the United States is going to compete effectively with it.
By Victoria J. Taylor
A recent visit to Iraq following parliamentary elections reveals a growing divide between the political elite and the people.
By Michael Kugelman, Srujan Palkar
China’s recent detainment of an Indian national from a disputed area is a reminder that efforts to ease bilateral tensions can only go so far.
By Tess deBlanc-Knowles
Allowing Chinese companies to purchase high-end AI chips risks degrading the United States’s current edge in aggregate computing power.
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