Atlantic Council in the news

Wieslander on Swedish national television

On Sunday, January 18, Anna Wieslander, Director for Northern Europe, participated in a panel on the Swedish news program Agenda to discuss the threat of U.S. tariffs and the escalating Greenland crisis. “With Trump’s inauguration, we entered a new era, and we are now experiencing its effects,” Wieslander argues, noting that the new administration’s foreign policy posture […]

Rich Outzen joins Al Jazeera TV to discuss the situation in Syria

Lichfield quoted in Le Monde article on Greenland-related tariffs against Europe

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Kroenig in “The President’s Inbox” on Trump’s foreign policy

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Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on “The President’s Inbox,” a Council on Foreign Relations podcast, where he discussed the first year of Trump’s foreign policy.

Lichfield quoted in the U.S. Sun on Russia’s failing economy

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Charai for The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: A Father’s Cry, a Nation’s Future

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Kroenig interviewed on NPR on Trump’s threats against Iran

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On January 13, Atlantic Council vice president and Scowcroft Center senior director Matthew Kroenig was interviewed on NPR’s “Morning Edition” where he discussed the Trump administration’s threats of military action against Iran.

Wieslander on Swedish Radio podcast

On site at Rikskonferensen 2026, Sweden’s largest conference on defense and security, Anna Wieslander, Director for Northern Europe, featured on the podcast Europapodden (The Europe Podcast) to discuss the European response to Trump’s demands regarding Greenland. “This is a serious crisis that has emerged. A military move by Trump would be NATO’s darkest hour, causing article […]

Charai for The National Interest: Saudi Arabia, Strategic Clarity, and the Architecture of Middle East Stability

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Donovan and Nikoladze’s piece on gold’s geopolitical comeback cited in CNBC Indonesia on how concerns over US sanctions and financial instability are driving central banks to increase gold holdings as part of a broader shift away from the dollar

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