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While the Iran war explains the sudden rise in inflation, relying on this excuse obscures that there is potentially a long-term problem central banks will need to confront as they manage the long tail of this crisis. The post Central banks can’t afford to keep missing their inflation targets appeared first on Atlantic Council .

To maximize its deterrent and warfighting effectiveness in the Indo-Pacific region, the United States must reform its military command-and-control structure in Northeast Asia. The post The case for a US Northeast Asia Command appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Putin’s obsession with “denazifying” Ukraine makes a mockery of efforts to portray the Russian invasion as a mere land grab and helps explain why there has been no meaningful progress toward peace despite more than a year of US-led efforts, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin’s obsession with ‘denazifying’ Ukraine makes peace impossible appeared first on Atlantic Council .

In Season 2, Episode 16 of the Guns for Hire podcast, host Alia Brahimi is joined by Daniel McLaughlin, an international lawyer and Legal Director of the Centre for Justice and Accountability (CJA), a California-based legal nonprofit working on behalf of victims of torture and other atrocity crimes. Daniel and CJA are leading a civil suit in San Diego against a Delaware-registered PMC, Spear Oper…

Chile’s new president has an opportunity to grow the economy and support its older population, including by clearing health care waiting lists and formalizing older workers. The post Chile’s new president must move fast on a healthy aging agenda. Here are five ways to start. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The activities that trigger financial crises can be undertaken by any financial institution, including both banks and nonbanks. The post For warning signs of the next global financial crisis, watch the activities of both banks and nonbanks appeared first on Atlantic Council .

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In recent months, Ukraine has dramatically expanded the use of mid-range drones to disrupt Russian logistics behind the front lines and shape the battlefield for future offensive operations, writes David Kirichenko. The post Ukrainian drones are cutting Russian logistics and reshaping the battlefield appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Ukraine officially opened membership talks with the ‌European Union this week in a move hailed by Ukrainian officials as “a Rubicon” moment for the war-torn country. While this is welcome news for Kyiv, it remains unclear how long it could still take to actually join the EU, writes Andreas Umland. The post Ukraine begins EU membership talks amid skepticism over associate option appeared first on …

The June 12 operation that killed the leader of the Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua sets a new precedent for cooperation with the United States. The post The recent US-Venezuelan strike on Tren de Aragua’s leader will reverberate across Latin America appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Atlantic Council experts look at the ways the memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran will affect other countries. The post What the US-Iran deal means for the rest of the Middle East (and beyond) appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Alliance was not designed to focus only on its easter flank. Vulnerabilities to NATO’s south are accumulating faster than strategy is adapting. The post NATO’s southern flank is exposed. Portugal can help fortify it. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Russia this week bombed one of the most sacred religious sites in Ukraine, the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, marking the latest escalation in a Kremlin campaign to target the symbols of Ukrainian heritage and national identity, writes Mercedes Sapuppo. The post Russia escalates war on Ukrainian heritage and national identity appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Frontier artificial intelligence labs should contribute in meaningful ways to ongoing efforts to harden open-source software. The post New AI models are pushing open-source security to its limits. Their developers must step up. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

As the final votes are counted, Keiko Fujimori is projected to be elected Peru’s next president. What will her presidency mean for the country and region? The post A razor-thin victory, a divided nation: What awaits Peru’s next president? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Digital connectivity has become a strategic geopolitical contest shaping the future of the global internet. This report examines China’s global digital infrastructure investments and the ways that the United States and its allies can leverage blended finance, partnerships, and policy to close the digital divide while offering a credible alternative to China’s expanding digital influence. The post…

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