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The anthrax events of 2001 transpired twenty-five years ago. The US still needs better preparation against biological attacks. The post Toplines: Twenty-five years after anthrax, the US still is not prepared for a biological attack appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Since the end of World War II, the United States has maintained hundreds of military installations abroad. While U.S. forces have faced some objections to their presence, many allies and partners have seen U.S. bases and other facilities on their territory as a sign of their close relations with a s

Kyiv has reported further battlefield gains this week as the country’s Operation Vivaldi counteroffensive in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region continues to advance, writes David Kirichenko. The post Ukraine reports more battlefield gains as Putin’s invasion loses momentum appeared first on Atlantic C

Frank Elderson: From climate and nature risks to economic resilience and competitiveness

Ngaire Woods, Dean of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government, Claas Mertens, also at Oxford, have written a piece arguing that Europe, despite its attempts at self-sufficiency, remains dependent on an unpredictable United States. The continent needs to address this vulnerability so that it can conv

Stocks rose in late hours as SpaceX reported solid earnings fueled by a big jump in its artificial-intelligence business.

Canada, Turkey set to sign pledge during Carney visit to deepen defence, energy ties, source says Reuters

US bank J.P. Morgan facilitates Syrian deal for Saudi oil products Reuters

Eastern Libya parliament approves maritime deal with Turkey, drawing Greek rejection Reuters

Albania formalises corruption charges against ex-deputy PM Balluku Reuters