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After the war ends Ukraine should work to make Russia a safe place, which respects independent and sovereign neighbours as well as Nato.

The United States considers the Three Seas Initiative "a strategic investment" in the economic and regional security fields, US Ambassador to Bucharest Kathleen...

The current year will be an important inflection point for transatlantic relations. A new U.S. Administration and Congress should focus on reinforcing the transatlantic partnership and working with European allies to address threats from aggressive state actors, while meeting the monumental challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The real policy differences between the U.S. and Europe on key issues will not disappear under a Biden presidency, but the need to work together remains essential: U.S. security rests first and foremost on the strength of the transatlantic alliance.

Relations between Kosovo and Serbia, two small countries in the western Balkans, have recently seen a precipitous decline. Kosovo’s failed bid in November 2018 to join Interpol, the international organization of police and law enforcement organizations, reignited Kosovo’s frustration over Serbian efforts to stymie its inclusion in international organizations.

American interests are advanced by bridging the world’s free and open spaces, thereby preventing authoritarian regimes from dividing the world into hard spheres of control. In the face of a bellicose China, a destabilizing Iran, and a marauding Russia, American interests call for holding firm on free and open Indo-Pacific and transatlantic communities, normalizing relations between Israel and the Arab nations; and using these partnerships to connect with free and open spaces throughout the greater Atlantic region, the Mediterranean, and North and East Africa.