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Bosnia’s power-sharing deal is coming undone. Here’s how to fix it.

New Atlanticist Nov 16, 2021

Kosovo and Serbia expose the Summit for Democracy’s conundrum

By Agon Maliqi

The Biden administration’s belated decision to invite both Western Balkan rivals, even though they are on different democratic trajectories, shows the inherent tension: Is this summit all about geopolitics or is it all about democratic values?

Political Reform Politics & Diplomacy
Bosnia’s power-sharing deal is coming undone. Here’s how to fix it.

Testimony Nov 1, 2021

Brzezinski testifies to US Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Black Sea security

By Ian Brzezinski

Atlantic Council Senior Fellow Ian Brzezinski testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on a US strategy for security in the Black Sea region.
Arms Control Defense Policy
Bosnia’s power-sharing deal is coming undone. Here’s how to fix it.

New Atlanticist Oct 7, 2021

Greece and France give European strategic autonomy a shot

By Katerina Sokou

A new defense pact between the two aims to address instability in the Mediterranean by tackling multiple challenges in the region.
France Greece

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Judy Ansley

Senior Advisor

Europe Center

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Dimitar Bechev

Nonresident Senior Fellow

Europe Center

The Balkans Security & Defense

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Mathew Burrows

Director of Foresight, Scowcroft Strategy Initiative

New American Engagement Initiative Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security

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Julie Chon

Nonresident Senior Fellow

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Peter Engelke

Deputy Director of Foresight, Scowcroft Strategy Initiative

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Thammy Evans

Nonresident Senior Fellow

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New Atlanticist by Marko Attila Hoare

Nov 19, 2021

Bosnia’s power-sharing deal is coming undone. Here’s how to fix it.

New Atlanticist by Marko Attila Hoare

Bosnia and Herzegovina faces the prospect of breaking up. The West must stand tough against Republika Srpska's threat of secession.

Democratic Transitions International Norms

TURKEYSource by Can Kasapoglu and Sine Ozkarasahin

Nov 17, 2021

Why Turkey’s transatlantic identity could change forever

TURKEYSource by Can Kasapoglu and Sine Ozkarasahin

Tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean and disagreements over defense policy with the United States are pushing transatlantic ties with Turkey to the brink with potentially seismic changes to Turkey's strategic orientation and identity and major implications for the NATO alliance.

Conflict Defense Technologies

New Atlanticist by Agon Maliqi

Nov 16, 2021

Kosovo and Serbia expose the Summit for Democracy’s conundrum

New Atlanticist by Agon Maliqi

The Biden administration's belated decision to invite both Western Balkan rivals, even though they are on different democratic trajectories, shows the inherent tension: Is this summit all about geopolitics or is it all about democratic values?

Political Reform Politics & Diplomacy

New Atlanticist by Atlantic Council

Nov 10, 2021

Full Transcript: 2021 Distinguished Leadership Awards honor bold visionaries in challenging times

New Atlanticist by Atlantic Council

Uğur Şahin, Özlem Türeci, Ursula von der Leyen, Dua Lipa, and Albert Bourla accepted the Atlantic Council's recognition Wednesday night for their leadership in shaping the global future.

European Union International Organizations

Testimony by Ian Brzezinski

Nov 1, 2021

Brzezinski testifies to US Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Black Sea security

Testimony by Ian Brzezinski

Atlantic Council Senior Fellow Ian Brzezinski testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on a US strategy for security in the Black Sea region.

Arms Control Defense Policy

New Atlanticist by Katerina Sokou

Oct 7, 2021

Greece and France give European strategic autonomy a shot

New Atlanticist by Katerina Sokou

A new defense pact between the two aims to address instability in the Mediterranean by tackling multiple challenges in the region.

France Greece

Issue Brief by Mauro Gilli and James Hasik

Oct 7, 2021

Una squadra vincente: The US-Italian defense-industrial partnership

Issue Brief by Mauro Gilli and James Hasik

The United States needs to more closely integrate its own defense-industrial base with those of its allies, including Italy. This issue brief focuses on the US-Italian defense-industrial partnership to enable policymakers to better understand this relationship, leverage it more comprehensively to meet key strategic objectives, and secure the supply chains necessary to ensure US national security.

Defense Industry Defense Policy

New Atlanticist by Alessandro Minuto-Rizzo

Sep 3, 2021

Italy shows how defense partnership is done

New Atlanticist by Alessandro Minuto-Rizzo

The country may be among the United States’ most reliable allies in Europe—which is why it should help lead NATO.

Defense Policy Europe & Eurasia

Experts react by Atlantic Council experts

Aug 18, 2021

Experts react: What the fall of Afghanistan means for Europe

Experts react by Atlantic Council experts

As policymakers in Washington grapple with the stark reality of losing Afghanistan, their counterparts across Europe are no less flummoxed over what happens next. Will Brussels be as ready to support future American foreign policy initiatives?

Afghanistan Conflict

In the News by Atlantic Council

Aug 9, 2021

Mezran quoted in The New Arab on Italy’s security concerns with Tunisia

In the News by Atlantic Council

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