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On July 6, nonresident senior fellow Justina Budginaite-Froehly published a report with the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies, "Europe’s Rearmament Dividend: Turning Defence into Industrial Renewal," outlining how Europe should expand and sustain increased defense industrial capacity. The

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Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention is working with the Democratic Republic of Congo to speed up overdue payments to Ebola responders after strikes in the epidemic’s epicenter threatened efforts to contain what officials say is the world’s fastest-growing Ebola outbreak.

CSG, through one of its subsidiaries, has successfully completed the transfer of knowledge and technology relating to the production of propellant to MESKO S.A., a company forming part of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ). This marks another tangible outcome of technological cooperation between CSG Gro

Micron Technology Inc. and its South Korean peers face an intractable problem. With data centers for artificial intelligence gobbling up supplies of their memory chips, there aren’t enough to go around.

Australia has agreed to supply uranium to India after more than a decade of talks, during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Melbourne. The deal follows defense agreements in Indonesia as India deepens its Indo-Pacific partnerships. (Source: Bloomberg)

Attempt to give more power to Manchester office expected to focus on economic strategy

On July 6, Transatlantic Security Initiative senior fellow Elisabeth Braw was mentioned in Fox News in an article discussing Russia using it’s shadow fleet to probe NATO drone defenses. The post Braw in Fox News on Russia’s use of shadow fleet to probe NATO drone defenses appeared first on Atlantic

Japan’s weak yen is not a market anomaly. Structural capital outflows, shifting investment patterns, and dollar strength are keeping pressure on the currency—and creating potential new tensions with Washington. The post A weak yen spells trouble for Japan—at home and abroad appeared first on Atlanti

Europe Center Resident Senior Fellow Ilva Tare speaks with Jasmin Mujanović And Dzeneta Karabegović about Bosnia and Herzegovina's World Cup run and its significance for the country's political unity. The post Can soccer unite Bosnia beyond politics? | A Debrief With Jasmin Mujanović And Dženeta Kar