Since spring 2024, Russia has been waging a campaign far behind the front lines featuring arson, sabotage, and terrorist attacks using Ukrainians who are recruited online, deceived, and discarded, write Andrii Niebytov and Clara Kaluderovic.
Atlantic Council•Andrii Niebytov, Clara Kaluderovic11 Sept
"n this episode of The Biollywood Podcast, the Director of the Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense at the Atlantic Council, Asha M. George, Associate Director for Research, J.T. O'Brien, Associate Director for Government Relations and Policy, Robert Bradley, and Wendy Villalta, Assistant Director for Operations, discuss the 2022 foreign language film "Virus 32" and its implications for disease outbreaks, transmission, and mutation.
Atlantic Council•the Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense10 Sept
Russia's escalating bombardment of Ukrainian cities is terrorizing a generation of Ukrainian schoolchildren who are being prevented from attending classes or forced to spend days in bomb shelters, writes Shelby Magid.
Atlantic Council•Shelby Magid10 Sept
Putin was caught lying about imaginary Russian victories again in September. His habit of exaggerating battlefield gains reflects mounting unease over the credibility gap between the Kremlin’s superpower pretensions and his army’s underwhelming performance in Ukraine, writes Peter Dickinson.
Atlantic Council•Peter Dickinson10 Sept
Nearly two decades after the 2008 crash, the rules governing the world’s banks are being rewritten. But as the US, UK, and EU push to modernize financial regulation, they face a difficult question: Can they boost growth without undermining financial stability?
Atlantic Council•Matthew L. Ekberg10 SeptRead the full article here
Atlantic Council•krutter10 SeptWASHINGTON, DC – SEPTEMBER 10, 2026 – Today, the Atlantic Council’s Millennium Leadership Program is excited to announce the 2026-2027 class of Millenium Fellows. The Millennium Fellowship is a nine-month hybrid program for mid-career professionals that elevates fellows’ leadership, fosters a supportive community of global leaders, and expands their capacity for meaningful impact. The 2026-2027 […]
Atlantic Council•zbaddorf10 Sept
A quarter century after the deadly attacks against the United States, Atlantic Council experts answer twenty-five pressing questions about terrorism today.
Atlantic Council•Atlantic Council experts10 Sept
Atlantic Council experts unpack what the US withdrawal from Iraq means for the Middle East and beyond.
Atlantic Council•Atlantic Council experts9 Sept
The former Pennsylvania governor and Department of Homeland Security secretary reflects on the twenty-fifth anniversary of September 11, 2001.
Atlantic Council•Tom Ridge9 Sept
From soaring debt to trade fragmentation and AI disruption, the global economy faces no shortage of challenges. Here are the five issues to watch at next month’s fall meetings.
Atlantic Council•Hung Tran9 SeptOn July 20, Forward Defense nonresident senior fellow Amy Woolf published an article in Orbis titled “Nuclear Norms in an Era of Renewed Nuclear Competition.” She highlights that the expiration of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) in February 2026 has left nuclear weapons states without formal systems that reduce the risk of […]
Atlantic Council•Atlantic Council9 Sept
US prices for refined products such as gasoline and diesel are soaring, underscoring the need for long-term planning mechanisms and safeguards to ensure reliable supply.
Atlantic Council•Ben Cahill9 Sept
Sweden's election could return Magdalena Andersson to power as the opposition lead narrows in the final stretch.
Atlantic Council•Anna Wieslander, Louise Blomqvist, Carl Ågård9 SeptAtlantic Council•Atlantic Council9 Sept
There are actionable steps the US can take now to help bring about Libya's first national elections in more than a decade.
Atlantic Council•Frank Talbot8 Sept
One month into President Abelardo de la Espriella’s administration, early alignment with the Trump administration creates an opening to strengthen US-Colombia cooperation on security, trade and investment, regional stability, and Venezuela’s recovery.
Atlantic Council•Carolina Barco and Kevin Whitaker8 Sept
For years, Russia wielded its energy capacity as a weapon against its neighbors to manipulate, coerce, and control. Ukraine’s strategic bombing campaign is now turning this energy weapon against Moscow itself, writes Ana Lejava.
Atlantic Council•Ana Lejava8 Sept
Trump’s envoys continue to discuss win-win scenarios, but Putin is playing a zero sum game. His invasion of Ukraine is not a land grab or a geopolitical real estate deal. It is an attempt to reverse the Soviet collapse and revive the Russian Empire, writes Peter Dickinson.
Atlantic Council•Peter Dickinson8 Sept
The renminbi was supposed to become a global currency. Instead, China’s tight controls have helped lay the groundwork for a more fragmented monetary system.
Atlantic Council•Jeremy Mark8 Sept