Dispatches
Aug 7, 2026
Abelardo de la Espriella takes office in Colombia with a head start in Washington
By
Jason Marczak
The new Colombian president and his US counterpart should seize the opportunity to reset the long-term bilateral relationship.
Dispatches
Jun 22, 2026
Who’s to blame for the UK’s high turnover of prime ministers?
By
Philippe Dickinson, Charles Lichfield
Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation again raises questions about whether the current difficulty lies in the candidate, the country, or the system.
Dispatches
Jun 9, 2026
Four questions (and expert answers) about Armenia’s elections and what to expect next
By
Atlantic Council experts
Atlantic Council experts look at what Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s victory means for the South Caucasus region and for the US and Russia.
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UkraineAlert
Apr 7, 2026
Hungarian election could have implications for EU, US, Russia, and Ukraine
By
Marc Goedemans
The Hungarian parliamentary elections on April 12 are being billed as the most important in the country’s modern history. With Hungary a key focus in the escalating confrontation between Russia and the West, this weekend’s vote could also have geopolitical implications that will be felt in Kyiv, Moscow, Brussels, and Washington. Current Hungarian Prime Minister […]
