A civil nuclear deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia could serve ambitious Saudi nuclear energy and commercial goals and help revitalize the U.S. nuclear industry, says Robert Einhorn. brookings.edu/articles/a-way…

How can voter choices in 2024 impact future access to good jobs and economic opportunity in the Pittsburgh region and beyond? Join us for an event on April 24 to hear answers from local leaders and regional experts. Register here: brookings.edu/events/issues-…

Can civil rights and algorithmic systems coexist? Can they coexist equitably? This week's TechTank Podcast revisits a relevant-as-ever discussion on civil rights and artificial intelligence. Listen or download for the weekend. brookings.edu/articles/prote…

✨Delighted to share 1st in my new @brookingsmetro series featuring workers in jobs disrupted by #GenAI .

I profile 5 Hollywood writers, document their remarkable Writers Guild of America West victory securing AI protections, and analyze what it means for other workers.

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The Middle East is on the cusp of spiraling into a methamphetamine crisis, writes Vanda Felbab-Brown. It is time for Arab states to partner with Washington to share more intelligence on drug networks—and to start treating drug users instead of punishing them.
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In the first set of stories in an ongoing series, Molly Kinder interviews 5 Hollywood writers who offer their reflections on efforts to shape the way generative AI impacts writing TV and movies. Read their experiences here: brookings.edu/articles/five-… 1/6

.Brahima S. Coulibaly, Hafez Ghanem, and Wafa Abedin of the The Brookings Institution propose six ways to boost the legitimacy and efficacy of IMF and the World Bank. bit.ly/3PYFpw1

Carola Binder, Jeffrey Campbell, Jane Ryngaert: A new way to measure the drivers of consumer inflation expectations brookings.edu/articles/a-new… via The Brookings Institution Hutchins Center

Ahead of the #SpringMeetings , Brookings Global experts reflect on the efficacy of the IMF and the World Bank, development and climate financing, the global tax architecture, the global financial safety net, and more. brookings.edu/articles/refor…

California’s homelessness numbers may paint a bleak picture. But the availability of several strategies makes clear that the Golden State is much closer to hope than it seems, argue Tracy Hadden Loh 🌸 & Hanna Love in L.A. Times Opinion. latimes.com/opinion/story/…

Using statistical tests and survey data in a novel way, Carola Conces Binder, Jeffrey Campbell, and Jane Ryngaert examine what types of events and announcements influence consumer inflation expectations in America. brookings.edu/articles/a-new…

Join Brookings and Miami Dade College on 4/16 for discussions on how the next administration and Congress can responsibly manage public debt.

Brookings President Cecilia Rouse will provide a keynote before a panel featuring experts and local leaders.

Register: brookings.edu/events/whats-a…

What do students in the U.S. actually pay for college? And how has it changed over time? Explore a new interactive report from Phil Levine and our Center for Economic Security and Opportunity. brookings.edu/articles/ignor…

'The quagmire in the Middle East presents an opportunity for a breakthrough in a 40 year strategy by Tehran to debilitate Israel—and to humiliate the United States and drastically diminish its influence in the region.'
Suzanne Maloney for Foreign Affairs foreignaffairs.com/iran/irans-ord…

Ahead of next week’s IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings, Robin Brooks highlights several measures to improve global economic security. brookings.edu/articles/threa…

What is the future of public tax filing in America? Today at 11 AM ET, tune in to a live discussion with @v_williamson and a panel of experts on tax, law, and fiscal policy. brookings.edu/events/the-pas…

If you're in the Pittsburgh area, join us for this live event at Carnegie Mellon University on April 24.

How did Jamaica halve its debt in 10 years? Have a listen to me and Barry Eichengreen talk about our The Brookings Institution paper with Serkan Arslanalp and find out:
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Expectations of slower economic growth in 2024 may dampen China’s urge to pursue a high-risk confrontation with the United States or its East Asian neighbors over maritime and economic disputes, Andrew Yeo of The Brookings Institution writes. bit.ly/3VUhWzO

On the sidelines of this year’s #SpringMeetings , join CUE to #Transform4inclusion and ask, ”What would it take to transform education systems to be truly inclusive for learners with disabilities?” Register here: brookings.edu/events/cue-sym…