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'The road out of Sudan’s conflict is going to be long, and prospects for things like civilian rule and democratic elections are today more of a distraction than a serious aspiration,' writes Cameron Hudson.
Read more from CSIS Africa Program: csis.org/analysis/looki…
'Societies will be held hostage through cyberspace by states and non-state actors as part of larger political warfare campaigns waged online,' writes CSIS International Security Program in the latest installment of On Future War.
Read the full report here: csis.org/analysis/erodi…
'Humanitarian catastrophes that manifest in acute food insecurity require not only food assistance, but also support for water and energy systems across food systems in their entirety.'
Read more from CSIS Food & Water Security Program on famine in Gaza: csis.org/analysis/famin…
Oil market sentiment is changing. With traders anticipating tighter crude and product fundamentals for the rest of the year, markets are more sensitive to geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Read the full analysis from Ben Cahill and Raad Alkadiri: csis.org/analysis/oil-m…
CSIS's Christopher Hernandez-Roy, Henry Ziemer, and Nathaniel Laske outline a strategy for the United States to more effectively engage Latin American countries on de-risking their mineral supply chains.
Read more from CSIS Americas: csis.org/analysis/de-ri…
'Looking ahead, the urgency of the international environment will demand more from Japan, and from the U.S.-Japan alliance,' write Joseph Nye and Richard L. Armitage in the latest CSIS Japan Chair report.
Read more on the U.S.-Japan Alliance: csis.org/analysis/us-ja…
Given geopolitical, economic, and climate significance, clean energy supply chains have emerged as an area of focus for U.S. leadership. How should the United States pursue this role?
Read the analysis from CSIS Energy Program:
csis.org/analysis/prote…
'Unless the Biden administration rises to the occasion, a dark spring could bring much bleaker seasons to follow,' writes CSIS's Eliot A Cohen in The Atlantic.
Read more on the war in Ukraine: theatlantic.com/international/…
A new project from CSIS Scholl Chair examines the characteristics of new digital competition policy laws and suggests some of these new laws could have counterproductive effects.
See more: csis.org/programs/schol…
In a #new commentary, CSIS Americas deputy director and senior fellow Christopher Hernandez-Roy, Nathaniel Laske, and Henry Ziemer, outline a strategy for the U.S. to more effectively engage Latin American countries on de-risking their mineral supply chains.
csis.org/analysis/de-ri…
Despite the evidence of famine in the Gaza Strip, global leaders have yet to issue a formal declaration of famine in the region. Read more in CSIS Food & Water Security Program latest analysis.
Read here: csis.org/analysis/famin…
'Gender dynamics will increasingly play a significant role in shaping perceptions of cyber threats, especially in the context of misinformation campaigns,' write CSIS International Security Program experts.
Read more in the latest On Future War report: csis.org/analysis/erodi…
'The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is unprecedented for the proportion and absolute number of its population experiencing acute food insecurity and famine, the speed of the onset of the crisis, and its cause.'
More on famine in Gaza from CSIS Food & Water Security Program: csis.org/analysis/famin…
The latest analysis from CSIS Korea Chair unpacks South Korea's general elections, the victory of the Democratic Party, and what the election means for South Koreas future.
Read more: csis.org/analysis/south…
Oil market sentiment is changing. With traders anticipating tighter crude and product fundamentals for the rest of the year, markets are more sensitive to geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Read the full analysis from Ben Cahill and Raad Alkadiri: csis.org/analysis/oil-m…
The recent terrorist attack in Moscow demonstrates that not only is the Islamic State in Khorasan Province the Islamic State's most dangerous affiliate, but also that it has exploited gaps in current international counterterrorism efforts. Tricia Bacon csis.org/analysis/islam…
Prime Minister Kishida Fumio is conducting an official visit to Washington this week. What is the purpose of the visit? What will be the focus of his speech to Congress? What will be the long-term impact?
CSIS Japan Chair expert Chris Johnstone answers here: csis.org/analysis/prime…