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Philip R. Lane: The rise in defence spending and the euro area economy

Next week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will address the European Parliament in Strasbourg. We all know why. He’s been forced onto the defensive by a hyper-aggressive White House, and has said his response will be to “build a much stronger and deeper security and economic partnership” with th

New threats demand a new homeland defense.

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. The post Turning early alignment into a durable

Twenty-five years ago today, I was almost killed in the Pentagon. As a recently promoted one-star rear admiral, I was very proud of the new gold insignia on my sleeves. My job was on the Navy staff, and my office was on the E-Ring — the outer band of corridors in the massive building — on the side o

As threats mount, Labour MPs cheer the PM’s refusal to address the hard spending choices needed for our security

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. The post Turning early alignment into a durable

Twenty-five years ago today, I was almost killed in the Pentagon. As a recently promoted one-star rear admiral, I was very proud of the new gold insignia on my sleeves. My job was on the Navy staff, and my office was on the E-Ring — the outer band of corridors in the massive building — on the side o

As threats mount, Labour MPs cheer the PM’s refusal to address the hard spending choices needed for our security

Experts look at what Rubio's tour signals about the US push for closer cooperation with Latin America's new crop of conservatives. The post What Rubio’s Latin America tour means for Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru appeared first on Atlantic Council.