Looking forward to welcoming Jake Sullivan Archived to Carnegie Endowment on Friday for a discussion with Carnegie President Tino Cuellar: The Biden Foreign Policy at Two Years. carnegieendowment.org/2022/12/16/bid… American Statecraft Program

TOMORROW❗ Join American Statecraft Program for a special conversation between Carnegie President Tino Cuéllar and Jake Sullivan Archived to assess the biggest foreign policy achievements and challenges faced by the Biden administration. 8:50am EST | DC RSVP today: bit.ly/3FUj91L

Introducing DR Jamie Kwong!!! Just passed her viva ⁦War Studies⁩ ⁦King's Security Studies⁩ w no corrections. Brilliant lady, huge congratulations! ⁦Michal Onderco⁩ ⁦@andrewfutter⁩ Prof Matt Moran ⁦Carnegie Nuclear Policy⁩

Russian cyber operations in Ukraine: I’ve spent months collating and analyzing data on… » Their military effectiveness » Reasons why they weren’t more impactful » Lessons for other states The result is a very long paper and this 🧵... carnegieendowment.org/2022/12/16/rus…

To my mind, this is think tank analysis at its best. Read the entire Ukraine cyber paper series coming out of Carnegie Technology and International Affairs.

As 2022 comes to a close, I rounded up five of the year's best stories on the fluster-flurry-frenzy that was missile testing on the Korean Peninsula. (come for the missiles, stay for the Chekhov's gun shoehorn!) foreignpolicy.com/2022/12/21/nor…

1: We’ve added a whopping 11 new scholars to our Washington-based Carnegie Endowment Asia programs over the last three years - six full-time and five nonresident scholars. They are brilliant, innovative, and disruptive to conventional wisdom. If you don’t read their work, you should!

Happening now!

Despite being relatively unknown, the EU’s 🇪🇺 standards for AI could make or break the #AIAct. In this piece, I explore how important standards are to the AI Act, how hard they will likely be to make, and possible outcomes for the EU. 1/

Tino Cuéllar's statement on the passing of former Carnegie President Thomas L. Hughes:

Thanks to NPR Morning Edition for having me on to discuss U.S. semiconductor export controls and technological decoupling from China. npr.org/2023/01/17/114…

If you tuned in and wondered how FISA 702 compliance works in practice, I wrote about a declassified FISC opinion that gives us a pretty detailed description. lawfareblog.com/summary-declas…

The 2022 CSIS Project on Nuclear Issues On the Horizon volume is now out! I am really proud to see my paper on cyber-nuclear diplomacy included alongside so many wonderful contributions from our Nuclear Scholars cohort: csis.org/analysis/horiz… 1/3

/1 The women of Carnegie are at the forefront of important conversations and research in international affairs. On this #InternationalWomensDay, we are highlighting some of their impactful work to promote gender equality and inclusivity in foreign policy♀️👇🧵

Really enjoyed co-hosting this episode with ! The Special Competitive Studies Project team came with thoughtful answers to our questions about long v. short-term, critical tech lists, and lots more.

Federal Reserve Recap with Jerome Powell 😎🕺

1/ Today is National Statistics Day in India. To commemorate this occasion, we're excited to publish the definitive report on India's statistical system by Pramit Bhattacharya, "India’s Statistical System: Past, Present, Future." carnegieendowment.org/2023/06/28/ind…

I’ve spent the 1.5 years trying to answer two questions: 1. What is China doing on AI governance? 2. Who are the key players, and how do 🇨🇳 AI regulations actually get made? Today we’re publishing a paper trying to answer that. 🧵 w/ key takeaways (1/10) carnegieendowment.org/2023/07/10/chi…

Friends! On Tuesday at 5PM ET, Carnegie Endowment will host White House Office of Science & Technology Policy Director Arati Prabhakar for a conversation about the new AI EO. We'd love to see you there! Register below. carnegieendowment.org/2023/11/14/fut…

(There was something to see) stanfordlawreview.org/online/nationa…