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Vassilis Ntousas in Euractiv: Geopolitical Com-mission Accomplished? Solid Progress, Way to Go
The European Commission has cut the distance between words and actions in terms of turning the EU into a geopolitical actor. But time is short before much more to be done before it can reliably say it accomplished its mission, write Vassilis Ntousas [...]
Josh Rudolph on Inside Sources: Rebuilding Ukraine Requires Winning on the Anti-Corruption Front
World leaders, including US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, are gathered in London today to talk about rebuilding Ukraine. They have already pledged billions of dollars in aid to help rebuild the country. Josh Rudolph from the Alliance for Sec [...]
Seven Lessons the United States Can Learn from Other Democracies | Rachael Dean Wilson in Bulwark
Ongoing innovation is innate to the human spirit and stops at no borders. While Americans are rightly proud of being the nation that gave the world powered flight, we owe the development of the modern monoplane design to a Romanian, Trajan Vuia, who [...]
Josh Rudolph Discusses Rebuilding Ukraine on Monocle Daily
Alex von Tunzelmann and Robin Lustig look at the day’s top stories, including the first state visit to the US by India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi, companies hiring refugees in Europe and why an invitation to see the mayor of Tehran led to the r [...]
New from ASD and Brookings: Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Front
“The key Ukrainian principle is simple and fair, namely: no ruins will be left in Ukraine,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said ahead of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London, where world leaders and CEOs are expected to discuss the cos [...]
Lindsay Gorman Testifies Before the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission about US-EU Cooperation on Technology
Senior Fellow for Emerging Technologies Lindsay Gorman testified before the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission about areas of convergence between the United States and the European Union on technology issues. Below is a copy of her wri [...]
ASD and ERN Release Lessons from Other Democracies: Ideas for Combatting Mistrust and Polarization in US Elections
There remains a crisis of confidence in US elections, despite their successful administration in 2022. Many Americans harbor mistaken beliefs about the outcome of the 2020 elections and the way elections are run, and foreign and domestic bad actors [...]
ASD Data on Russian Propaganda on Dam Collapse Covered Exclusively in The Record
Russian officials and diplomats have been coordinating an unusually organized and large-scale disinformation campaign to discredit reports that the nation is responsible for the June 6 collapse of the Nova Kakhovka Dam, according to a new study. Disi [...]
Josh Rudolph on How to Build Back Ukraine on the Power Vertical
Most eyes are on the fighting in the Donbas as Ukraine’s counteroffensive appears to get under way. But far from the front lines, a vital discussion is taking place in Western capitals: What will it take to rebuild Ukraine when the war is finally ov [...]
David Salvo Discusses Destruction of Critical Dam in Ukraine on Scripps News
On June 6, a major dam is southern Ukraine was destroyed, triggering a humanitarian and ecological crisis in the region. David Salvo, managing director of the Alliance for Securing Democracy at GMF, joined Scripps News to discuss how this impacts Ru [...]
Lindsay Gorman Discusses the Future of NATO on Channel 4 News
NATO was created to protect Europe and the democratic West from a threat from Russia. Seventy years on, the mission is the same, but is the ever expanding alliance equipped for the future? Lindsay Gorman is a senior fellow at the German Marshall Fun [...]
Laura Thornton in Dallas Morning News: Foreign Influence Is Still an Election Threat
A few weeks ago, at an event focused on democratic decline in the United States, I raised the persistent threat of foreign autocratic actors. The audience reacted ambivalently. “That’s so 2016,” one attendee remarked. The conversation moved on to mo [...]