Energy is upending Ukraine peace talks. Our experts explain why.
Our experts weighed in on the latest developments, from the “energy ceasefire” announcement to the US-Russia diesel deal.
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What Ukraine’s Starlink disruptions reveal about the tradeoffs involved in military commercial dependencies
Militaries need to understand the consequences of losing access to capabilities that have become essential to mission execution.
Saudi Arabia has more security partners than ever. So why isn’t it safer?
Saudi Arabia has succeeded in diversifying its security partnerships. The harder task is turning those wins into security on the ground.
How torture charges in the Maduro case could close a gap in international justice
Congress should seize the moment to add crimes against humanity to a list of crimes that are punishable in the United States even when committed abroad.
Dispatch from Moldova: How to restore NATO’s deterrence against Russia’s escalating drone attacks
Restoring deterrence will require a course correction in the West’s approach to Russia’s escalating drone attacks.
Dispatch from the Gulf: Kuwait still wants Washington but is preparing for less
By sheer number of strikes, no country in the Gulf has been hit harder by Iran than the United Arab Emirates. But by exposure and impact, Kuwait may be at…
Energy is upending Ukraine peace talks. Our experts explain why.
Our experts weighed in on the latest developments, from the “energy ceasefire” announcement to the US-Russia diesel deal.
The US just sanctioned the International Criminal Court. What’s next?
Atlantic Council experts weigh on what Washington’s sanctions on the ICC could mean for international justice and how the court’s supporters can respond.
How the world fell out of love with French debt
French debt was supposed to be Europe’s “safe asset.” Not anymore.
A French-German non-paper could be a turning point in EU trade defense
What to know about the proposal for a quicker European trade-retaliation tool.
With US backing, a democratic breakthrough in Venezuela may be within reach
Venezuela is showing cautious signs of political opening, but democratic transition is still far from guaranteed.
South Asian governments should look east for opportunities for young workers
As Japan, South Korea, and increasingly Thailand slide toward super-aged societies, Pakistan and Bangladesh have something they need: young people.
Three years after October 7, Israel is facing inward
A foiled flydubai attack has revived the sense of abandonment many Israelis felt almost exactly three years earlier.
