Without more pressure on Moscow, Russia has little reason to change course.
@ACEurasia’s @JohnEdHerbst explains why the upcoming round of US-Russia-Ukraine talks offers little reason for optimism:
https://t.co/nUBRnbxz5I
“Whenever Moscow is unwilling to make concessions, it reverts to demanding a renegotiation of European security, just as it did in late 2021 and early 2022,” says @mikercarpenter for the @AtlanticCouncil.
Read more:
https://t.co/tbIZWuCMoV
Former NASCAR driver Richard Childress reflects on the meaning of service, resilience, and supporting veterans.
“I get more satisfaction out of sitting there talking to a veteran than I think sometimes winning a race,” he explains.
Watch the newest episode of Profiles in Resilience here: https://t.co/Bsc8VZFZwP
I always appreciate visiting Bahrain, a critically important regional ally and the longtime host of US Naval Forces Central Command. Today's discussion with H.E. Dr Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani was illuminating, as always. @AtlanticCouncil@ACMideast
A year before the largest cryptocurrency theft in history, students at an Atlantic Council cyber strategy competition confronted a similar fictional scenario.
@CyberStatecraft’s Morgan McMurray examines lessons from the exercise:
https://t.co/BzSPRY8ajG
Iran: My column with three scenarios before the midterms. The situation is now in Option 2 and poised to remain there for the foreseeable future.
https://t.co/Xyk0X6PsKI
German foreign policy thinkers are cautiously optimistic that the new US Congress will constrain Trump’s concessions to Russia.
@AmbDanFried and @JornFleck examine Berlin’s biggest questions about post-midterm US:
https://t.co/nPSt5j1TMy
This week on #TheAmericasMinute with @jmarczak! So what’s happening?
➡ Paraguay faces political upheaval after President Santiago Peña is impeached and arrested.
➡ Pope Leo XIV visits Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru on his first South American trip as pontiff.
➡ Democratic control of Congress could bring greater scrutiny of US policy toward Latin America.
➡ A deadly drone attack on a Colombian military base highlights evolving security threats.
Stay tuned next week for your weekly minute on the region!
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Could the US defeat in Afghanistan have been avoided?
@ACScowcroft’s @AndrewLPeek examines six strategic mistakes that contributed to the outcome and lessons for the future:
https://t.co/Pea11soix5
The US midterm elections reassured Americans and the world about the strength of US institutions, but did little to restore confidence in the predictability of US security and economic policies, writes @FredKempe in #InflectionPoints.
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https://t.co/ZUlLsaPmZ7
Great to talk to @Newsweek's @ShaolinTom about the potential for a Trump-Kim summit and what negotiations would look like for the U.S. and North Korea.
Andrii Latsyba, Legal Counsel at Truth Hounds, wrote about how Russia is luring foreigners to fight in its war against Ukraine. He also explained why it is crucial to distinguish between combatants, mercenaries and victims of human trafficking in order to determine their legal rights and establish accountability.
“The concern is that Trump will conclude that he is facing his worst nightmare for the next two years: going down in history as a loser,” said William F. Wechsler...“The only way out of it, he may therefore conclude, is to win the war." @AtlanticCouncil https://t.co/SNqYmE7z4Z
Many of Russia’s foreign recruits were coerced to fight in Ukraine.
Should they be treated as combatants, mercenaries, or trafficking victims?
@truth_hounds’s Andrii Latsyba examines the legal complexities:
https://t.co/820u59AiZa
Palestinian elections in 2027 could produce new leaders without the power to govern.
@ACMideast’s @eralter_eric and @BisherKhasawneh explain why control over finances and security is essential for lasting peace:
https://t.co/45b0M4gzYj
Many of Russia’s foreign recruits were coerced to fight in Ukraine.
Should they be treated as combatants, mercenaries, or trafficking victims?
@truth_hounds’s Andrii Latsyba examines the legal complexities:
https://t.co/820u59AiZa
“Russia’s recent setbacks in the Balkans are a reminder of the foreign policy challenges facing the Kremlin as the full-scale invasion of Ukraine approaches a sixth year,” writes Michael Getto.
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https://t.co/NUiLlV1zYq
Palestinian elections in 2027 could produce new leaders without the power to govern.
@ACMideast’s @eralter_eric and @BisherKhasawneh explain why control over finances and security is essential for lasting peace:
https://t.co/45b0M4gzYj