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Full transcript: The 2026 Atlantic Council Global Citizen Awards honor four leaders seeking to improve the state of the world (opens the original)
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Join the Atlantic Council as we recognize the accomplishments of key global citizens seeking to improve the state of the world. Uncorrected transcript: Check against delivery JOHN F.W. ROGERS: Good evening. Your Excellency, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, and friends of the Atlantic Council, let me begin tonight by thanking all of my fellow board members, our International Advisory Board, and we are very happy to have all of our co-chairs here, who’s without support this dinner would
What the latest US sanctions bill means for Russia—and for China, India, and Iran (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON—Championed by late US Senator Lindsey Graham, the bipartisan Sanctioning Russia Act is gaining new momentum in Congress, where more than sixty US senators have cosponsored a newly revised version. The legislation aims to reduce the Kremlin’s oil revenues by placing tougher sanctions on Russia’s energy and financial sectors. It also imposes additional sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin and other senior Russian officials. But if passed, it would also affect several major coun
What to know about Trump’s newest global tariffs (opens the original)
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They’re built to last. The Trump administration on Thursday announced tariffs between 10 percent and 12.5 percent on sixty trading partners around the world. These new tariffs under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 will replace the global tariffs struck down earlier this year by the US Supreme Court—and are designed to be much more legally durable. To dig into the reasoning behind these tariffs and what they mean for the global economy, we turned to our leading tariff watchers. Sign up to re
Venezuela's earthquakes have deepened this century’s biggest economic crisis (opens the original)
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On the evening of June 24, Venezuela experienced a destructive “doublet”: two devastating quakes struck less than a minute apart, their epicenters in towns less than two hundred miles west of Caracas. The earthquakes were some of the most powerful in more than 125 years. As of July 8, the death toll stands at 3,811, and the number injured at 16,740. That number is expected to rise. US Geological Survey modeling in the days following the earthquakes indicated there was a 44 percent probability of
Was the NATO Summit a success? (opens the original)
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“This is a tremendously successful summit.” So declared US President Donald Trump before departing the NATO Summit today. At the start of the two-day gathering in Ankara, the president delivered some post–Independence Day fireworks by criticizing allies on defense spending, again raising the prospect of seizing Greenland, and escalating the on-and-off conflict with Iran. But the meetings were cordial, and by the end, Trump was lauding NATO’s “unification.” In a brief communiqué, allies reaffirme
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