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The Carnegie Endowment has long provided cutting-edge analysis on the world’s most pressing challenges, from old risks like nuclear weapons to emerging threats such as climate change. Carnegie President Tino Cuéllar lays out his vision for Carnegie in the years to come.

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We are pleased to announce that Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch is joining the Carnegie Endowment as a senior fellow with @CarnegieRussia

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This week on #GrandTamasha , @MilanV hosts @Jairam_Ramesh to discuss his new book on V.K. Krishna Menon. The two break down Menon’s inscrutable personality, his status as Nehru’s “soulmate,” and his lasting legacy for Indian foreign policy. Listen:

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Author Jairam Ramesh joins Milan to discuss his new book, "A Chequered Brilliance: The Many Lives of V.K. Krishna Menon."

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It has been a harrowing week for India, as a devastating second wave of the coronavirus takes its toll. This week on #GrandTamasha , @MilanV talks to @anup_malani about what is driving India’s second wave and the global implications of the surge:

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Anup Malani and Milan discuss India’s second COVID wave—what we know, what we don’t know, and what we need to find out.

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🔔 New episode of Grand Tamasha! This week, @darshanabaruah joins @MilanV to discuss the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean, India’s evolving views toward the “Quad,” and how the U.S. and India might cooperate in this critical region. Listen here:

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Darshana Baruah and Milan discuss the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean, India’s evolving views toward the “Quad,” and how the United States and India might cooperate in this critical region....

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Another week, another brand new episode of #GrandTamasha ! This week, @MilanV talks to @Jairam_Ramesh about his new book, "A Chequered Brilliance: The Many Lives of V.K. Krishna Menon" and the legendary diplomat and politician's legacy. Listen here:

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Author Jairam Ramesh joins Milan to discuss his new book, "A Chequered Brilliance: The Many Lives of V.K. Krishna Menon."

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We are pleased to announce that Zainab Usman ( @MssZeeUsman ) is joining the Carnegie Endowment as a senior fellow and director of our new Africa program.

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On a new episode of #GrandTamasha , @MilanV talks to @anup_malani about India’s devastating second COVID wave— what we know, what we don’t know, the contested role of lockdowns, and the worrying prospect of vaccine nationalism. Listen here:

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Anup Malani and Milan discuss India’s second COVID wave—what we know, what we don’t know, and what we need to find out.

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On the latest episode of #GrandTamasha , @MilanV talks to co-authors Devesh Kapur, @KhariBiskut and @_JonathanKay about what the results of a recent survey reveal about the social realities of Indian Americans. Listen and subscribe here:

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Milan unpacks the latest study on the Indian American experience in the United States. With Sumitra Badrinathan, Devesh Kapur, and Jonathan Kay, the four discuss the degree of discrimination Indian...

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Delays in U.S. lethal aid are having negative impacts on the battlefield in Ukraine. @MassDara explains what might come next following these setbacks and what signposts of degrading combat conditions may look like:

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On this week’s episode of #GrandTamasha , @MilanV talks to @dhume and @tanvi_madan to discuss India's latest news, from political state of affairs after recent regional elections to the COVID crisis. Listen and subscribe here:

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Sadanand Dhume and Tanvi Madan join Milan for the regular news round-up. The three discuss India's political state of affairs, the COVID crisis, and potential challengers to Prime Minister Modi in...

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The Kremlin may aspire to dominate the Mediterranean one day, but it still lacks the means to achieve this goal. For now, its aim is to deny regional domination to NATO. @eugene_rumer & Richard Sokolsky assess Russia’s posture in the Mediterranean:

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Russia in the Mediterranean: Here to Stay

Russia is in the Mediterranean to stay. As long as the Kremlin remains locked in a tense standoff with NATO, it will aim to prevent the alliance from dominating the region.

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After twenty-eight years, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was forced last week to close its Moscow center at the direction of the government of the Russian Federation.

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Arora Akanksha’s bid for UN Secretary-General attracted attention for its boldness and because she has been unafraid to call out the UN’s shortcomings from within. On the latest #GrandTamasha , @arora4people talks to @MilanV about her campaign:

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Milan sits down with Arora Akanksha, who ran an insurgent campaign to unseat Antonio Guterres as secretary-general of the United Nations. The two discuss her campaign and her hopes for reforming the...

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🔔 New episode of #GrandTamasha ! This week, @MilanV is joined by podcast regulars @dhume & @tanvi_madan to discuss the latest news in India, from the COVID crisis to the government’s ongoing tussle with social media companies. Listen and subscribe here:

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Sadanand Dhume and Tanvi Madan join Milan for the regular news round-up. The three discuss India's political state of affairs, the COVID crisis, and potential challengers to Prime Minister Modi in...

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The Carnegie Endowment has long been committed to training the next generation of foreign policy scholars and practitioners working on the most important issues facing our world. 💡 Learn more about how Carnegie is investing in the leaders of tomorrow.

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Tomorrow- @SenSanders discusses threats to global democracy at Carnegie. Watch the livestream at 11 a.m.: #BernieCEIP

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“Economic Diversification in Nigeria: The Politics of Building a Post-Oil Economy” by @MssZeeUsman is out now! Buy the hardcover: Open-access ebook:

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How do Indians view religious diversity and tolerance? A landmark new @pewresearch survey examines the role of religion across India. On a brand new episode of #GrandTamasha , @SahgalN of @PewReligion joins @MilanV to discuss the results. Listen here:

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Milan welcomes Neha Sahgal from the Pew Research Center to discuss the role of religion in Indian society. The two also discuss religious tolerance and segregation, Hindu nationalism, and whether or...

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THREAD: China’s global footprint is growing rapidly, and countries have struggled to grapple with its implications. In two new papers, experts from Carnegie’s global network examine China’s activism in two regions: Southeastern, Central, and Eastern Europe, and South Asia. 1/6

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Starting soon-- @SenSanders delivers remarks on global democracy. Watch live:

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The upsurge in Hindu nationalism over the past five years is reshaping Indian society, secularism, economics, and diplomacy. A new Carnegie report offers a deep dive into the novel ways religion and politics are colliding in the world’s largest democracy:

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Azerbaijan's use of force last week to retake Nagorny Karabakh, an Armenian-populated territory, should serve as a wakeup call to European leaders that policy toward Azerbaijan must be reevaluated. @Tom_deWaal explores this issue for @Carnegie_Europe :

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The EU and Azerbaijan: Time to Talk Tough

By launching a military offensive in Nagorny Karabakh, President Aliyev forfeited the trust of Europeans. Azerbaijan’s status as a transport hub cannot be a reason for the EU to go soft on Baku.

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Ukrainian resistance continues to defy the odds, but Russia’s invasion will leave lasting impacts on Ukraine’s people, infrastructure, and economy. 🔔 Join us tomorrow for a Twitter Space with @Mylovanov and @Nataliia_Shapo , moderated by @jmurtazashvili :

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In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Turkey invoked the 1936 Montreux Convention, exercising its right to limit transit through the Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits during wartime. @iacoskun explains Turkey’s powers over the straits and how it can use them:

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A new episode of #GrandTamasha is live! This week, @MilanV sits down with his co-authors @KhariBiskut and Devesh Kapur to unveil the findings of a new report they’ve authored on how Indian Americans view India. Listen here:

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This week on the show, Milan sits down with his co-authors Sumitra Badrinathan and Devesh Kapur to unveil the findings of a new report they’ve authored on how Indian Americans view India.

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What does the clash at the China-India border mean for the countries' plans to disengage? How could the conflict impact the future of Chinese-Indian relations? Ashley J. Tellis explains:

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Bill Burns in @TheAtlantic : The State Department is adrift, fragile and neutered, its leadership too often complicit in the worst tendencies of this White House.

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Trump’s Bureaucratic Arson

The real threat to democracy comes not from an imagined deep state, but from a weak state of hollowed-out institutions and battered and belittled public servants.

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The Taliban took over Afghanistan far more quickly than most anticipated, and the lives of many Afghans who assisted the U.S. still remain in danger. 11 Carnegie experts reflect on what these momentous changes mean for Afghanistan and for the world:

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Two years ago today, most of the world’s countries adopted the Paris Climate Agreement. By pulling out of the agreement, the Trump administration is practicing the “purest of bad politics,” says Secretary @JohnKerry .

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It's absurd that America is one of the only countries that has left the Paris Climate Agreement, which was adopted two years ago today. Sec. @JohnKerry explains why. #ParisAgreement

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#GrandTamasha is back! Kicking off the new season, @MilanV talks to Sukumar Ranganathan ( @HT_Ed ) about India’s new budget, the government’s broader economy strategy, including India’s continued inward turn on trade. 🎧 Listen to the episode here:

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Sukumar Ranganathan, editor in chief of the Hindustan Times, joins Milan to kick off season 5 of Grand Tamasha!

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The current public health crisis in India is devastating. To turn the tide, India urgently needs vaccines. @lbscidsa , @Rudra_81 , Harsh Pant, @nebuer42 & @acorn call upon the Biden administration to consider exceptions to the DPA and help India save lives:

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We are pleased to announce that Justice Mariano-Florentino "Tino" Cuéllar of the Supreme Court of California will become the next president of the Carnegie Endowment.

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Bill Burns in @ForeignAffairs : “I’ve never seen an attack on diplomacy as damaging, to both the State Department as an institution and our international influence, as the one underway today.”

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The Demolition of U.S. Diplomacy

In my three and a half decades as a U.S. Foreign Service officer, proudly serving five presidents and ten secretaries of state from both parties, I’ve never seen an attack on diplomacy as damaging,...

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On a new episode of #GrandTamasha , @MilanV talks to @soniafaleiro about her haunting new book “The Good Girls,” honor in Indian society, the pervasiveness of caste in the Hindi heartland, and the battle Indian girls face even before leaving their homes.

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China is keen to expand its influence around the world, especially in South Asia. @DeepPal_ explains how China's engagement with South Asia have evolved, how regional actors are responding, and how the U.S. can counter Chinese influence. Read the report:

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Before crafting the #DealOfTheCentury , Jared Kushner asked veteran negotiator @aarondmiller2 for advice. He told him these four things:

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🔔 New episode of #GrandTamasha ! This week on the podcast, @MilanV talks to @myraemacdonald about India and Pakistan’s decades-long battle for Siachen and the toll that war at 20,000 feet takes on soldiers from both sides. Listen here:

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#Russia doesn’t want Europe broken up, just a return to old-fashioned bilateral diplomacy. Read @baunov :

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China is building more than 100 ICBM silos. Is China's nuclear weapons arsenal really about to get bigger? @james_acton32 explains the significance of the new missile silos and whether the U.S should worry about China's growing nuclear capability.

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Many observers maintain that Russia and Ukraine are heading for a prolonged stalemate that can only be resolved by a negotiated settlement. In @AmericanPurpose , @FukuyamaFrancis argues—against this conventional belief—that Ukraine will win:

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Why Ukraine Will Win

Back on March 10, I posted “Preparing for Defeat [https://www.americanpurpose.com/blog/fukuyama/preparing-for-defeat/],” in which I argued that Russia might be heading for outright defeat in its...

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📅 #GlobalTechSummit is almost here! Next week, @CarnegieIndia will bring together thought leaders, industry experts, and policymakers for a three-day virtual conference on how technology is reshaping global affairs. Don’t miss out—register to attend:

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“I look to the future with optimism…when you can’t rely on the law or international system of peace and security…you can still rely on people.” —Oleksandra Matviichuk, a 2022 Nobel Laureate, speaking on the value of global support for Ukraine

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Chinese mining operations in Ecuador have prompted strong local pushback, especially from Indigenous communities. @cquiliconi highlights how Chinese-led mining has harmed Ecuador’s democratic fabric and entrenched political divisions. Read the report:

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We are pleased to announce that @NiNanjira has joined Carnegie as a fellow in the @CEIPTechProgram . At Carnegie, Nanjira will continue investigating, challenging, and shaping narratives around digital technologies. Read more in her New Scholar Spotlight:

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We're pleased to announce that Paul Staniland ( @pstanpolitics ) has joined @CarnegieSAsia . Paul will study the politics of violence and plans to explore the relationship between foreign policy and domestic politics. Learn more:

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Join @CarnegieSAsia and @SPF_PR for our two day in-person dialogue on the challenges facing the #IndoPacific region with leading policymakers in the field. Register here:

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We are pleased to announce that Amr Hamzawy ( @HamzawyAmr ) is joining the Carnegie Endowment as the director of our Middle East program.

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🔔 New episode of #GrandTamasha 🔔 This week, @soniafaleiro joins @MilanV to discuss the origins of her new book “The Good Girls,” the battle Indian girls face even before leaving their homes, and life and death in India’s heartland. Listen here:

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Airbnb’s new policy of removing property listings from the West Bank should be extended to the occupied territories of East Jerusalem and Golan Heights, writes @zahahassan :

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Last week, Cubans shocked the world as they took to the streets to protest the longstanding communist regime and its handling of the country’s economic crisis. @OliverStuenkel explains what’s the demonstrations and gives his take on whether the protests will continue to spread.

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Nigerians have taken to the streets to call for the abolition of SARS, a police unit known for its brutal tactics. @MatthewTPage explains what's behind #EndSARS , prospects for reform, and the important role of young Nigerians in the movement:

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“If trends continue, Moscow is likely to drift further into Beijing’s embrace,” says @AlexGabuev :

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Why is #Brexit so appealing to Russian politicians? Read insights from @CarnegieRussia ’s @baunov :

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Fundamentally, Turkey has no interest in blocking Sweden’s and Finland’s NATO membership. But Turkey is taking advantage of its position in the alliance to press the two countries on their stances on the PKK, SDF, and YPG. @sinanulgen1 explains:

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Out now—Guiding Principles for a Sustainable U.S. Policy toward Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia. @ChicagoCouncil

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At least 14 Russian combat aircraft were deployed to eastern Libya earlier this week. Why did Moscow send these planes? What are Russia’s strategic interests in Libya and the broader Middle East? Carnegie experts @FWehrey & @andrewsweiss explain:

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The Arctic Council convenes in Reykjavik today, marking the end of Iceland’s chairmanship and the beginning of Russia’s. @pstronski , @eugene_rumer , & Richard Sokolsky assess Russia’s ambitions in the Arctic and how it might leverage it's chairmanship:

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The pandemic has disrupted daily life for millions of people around the world. What has changed for ordinary people in Morocco? On Monday, @SadaJournal will premiere the first in a series of four mini documentaries on how North African communities are dealing with the pandemic.

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Last week Carnegie hosted the 2022 Nobel Laureates from Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia to discuss how to promote lasting peace in Ukraine. Watch as @avalaina shares the heart-wrenching story of a young Ukrainian girl whose family was devastated by the war:

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New episode of #GrandTamasha ! This week, @MilanV sits down with two experts on Indian agriculture, @shoumitro_c and Mekhala Krishnamurthy, to discuss the farm laws—the motivations behind them, their likely consequences, and the political fallout.

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To discuss the farm laws—the motivations behind them, their likely consequences, and the political fallout—Milan sits down with two experts on Indian agriculture, Shoumitro Chatterjee and Mekhala...

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How do Indian Americans regard India, Indian politics, and the changes underway in their ancestral homeland? This week on #GrandTamasha , @MilanV and his co-authors @KhariBiskut & Devevsh Kapur discuss the results of their recent survey. Listen here:

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This week on the show, Milan sits down with his co-authors Sumitra Badrinathan and Devesh Kapur to unveil the findings of a new report they’ve authored on how Indian Americans view India.

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. @JohnKerry explains how climate change can have a profound impact on national security.

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National security is affected by climate change in many different ways -- @JohnKerry

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How can South Korea forge deeper connections with its regional partners in order to mitigate the risks and uncertainties posed by great power competition? Join us on 10/19 as @kathrynbotto , @WongiChoe , @HooCP , @jppjagannath1 , and @AndrewIYeo discuss:

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South Korea’s Quest for Deeper Partnerships in Southeast Asia and India

Wongi Choe, Chiew-Ping Hoo, Jagannath Panda, Andrew Yeo, and Kathryn Botto discuss South Korea’s relationship with Southeast Asia and India.

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India’s role in the Indo-Pacific is considered crucial by countries such as Australia, Japan, and the United States. But how can India define its approach as the region takes on new geopolitical importance? @darshanabaruah writes in a new paper:

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India in the Indo-Pacific: New Delhi’s Theater of Opportunity

India now plays a crucial role in the Indo-Pacific region. But how will the country define its approach as the region takes on new geopolitical importance?

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We are pleased to announce that Alper Coşkun ( @iacoskun ) has joined Carnegie as a senior fellow in the Europe program. After a career in diplomacy, Alper’s work at Carnegie will focus on the future U.S.-Turkey relations. Read his new scholar spotlight:

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In much of the Middle East, and even in Iran, Qassem Soleimani was feared, and his death has been greeted with elation. @KimGhattas

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Facebook’s reputation has gone from bad to worse after leaks from internal whistleblower Frances Haugen revealed how the company prioritizes profits over user safety. @SteveJFeldstein explains how Facebook has become a tool for criminals and authoritarians around the world.

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How might Russia and Ukraine alter their military strategies in the new year? Join @aarondmiller2 and @KofmanMichael to preview the Ukrainian battlefield in 2023. Mar 13 | 2pm EDT | Live Online RSVP:

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Although not on the battlefield, China figures as a central player in the Ukraine crisis. On Monday, join @aarondmiller2 for a brand new #CarnegieConnects with @MrKRudd on what’s driving China’s stance on the Russian invasion. Register to attend here:

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China, Russia, and Ukraine With Kevin Rudd | Carnegie Connects

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Politicized decisionmaking and a disregard for data set back Indonesia's response to the coronavirus. Can Widodo get the country back on track? @sdjaffrey answers:

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We are pleased to announce that @franceszbrown is the new Vice President for Studies at the Carnegie Endowment.

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China is trying to expand its influence in Europe, but it faces headwinds as it tries to combat negative perceptions of its involvement in the region. @ErikBrattberg & @Andreebrin explain the implications of China's ambitions in Europe. Read the report:

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. @MarkWarner : We are not prepared across the nation for the 2018 election cycle, which begins in just a few days. Russia remains a real threat in our cyber space #GlobalRussia

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“This is the most fraught, consequential, and uncertain political event in Israel’s history” – @aarondmiller2 on tomorrow’s elections in Israel. Watch as he explains the possible outcomes #IsraelElections2019 #IsraElex19v2

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Vietnam has managed an impressive feat in controlling the coronavirus. While this success does not immunize it from an economic slowdown, it raises Vietnam’s brand as the top destination for diversifying beyond or away from China. @Trinhnomics explains:

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On this week’s episode of #GrandTamasha , @tanvi_madan & @dhume join @MilanV to discuss the latest news in India: last week’s “Quad” summit, the health of Indian democracy, and the Modi government’s renewed economic reforms push. Listen here:

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This week, the roundup trio is back to discuss three topics: last week’s heads-of-state summit of the “Quad” countries; recent, controversial assessments on the health of Indian democracy; and the...

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A group of Carnegie’s experts examine how governments around the world are digesting the news of Trump’s victory:

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Last week, the U.S., the UK and Australia announced their new security partnership focused on countering China in the Indo-Pacific. But one question looms large: where does this leave France? @PhLeCorre explains what AUKUS means for France and for the transatlantic relationship.

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New episode of #GrandTamasha ! This week, “news round-up” regulars @tanvi_madan & @dhume are back to discuss three topics with @MilanV : last week’s “Quad” summit, the health of Indian democracy, and the Modi government’s renewed economic reforms push.

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This week, the roundup trio is back to discuss three topics: last week’s heads-of-state summit of the “Quad” countries; recent, controversial assessments on the health of Indian democracy; and the...

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Is the future of Egypt beyond the Nile? The Egyptian government has poured billions of dollars into military investments to create new settlements farther away from the prized Nile, including a new capital city in the middle of the desert. But has this expensive gamble paid off?

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Last week, India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire along their shared border, including in Kashmir, for the first time in nearly 20 years. Ashley J. Tellis explains the ceasefire, how significant the agreement really is, and what it means for India-Pakistan relations.

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If Sweden and Finland aren’t secure enough with their own armies, then bringing them into NATO might create a major new vulnerability for the alliance just as the chances of conflict with Russia are rising. @CChivvis highlights this dilemma:

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The Dilemma at the Heart of Finland’s and Sweden’s NATO Membership Bids

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine calls for more caution, not less.

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Putin claims to be fighting for a united Russia that includes Ukrainians. After Bucha and Mariupol, there can be no unified nation, ever. And Russians will bear the stigma of the people who allowed Putinism's rise. @AndrKolesnikov writes:

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/1 The recent Saudi-Iran deal is about far more than just China’s increased involvement in the Middle East. @YasFarouk explores Riyadh’s underlying reasons for resuming relations. (Explore more Carnegie analysis on the deal👇🧵)

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Riyadh’s Motivations Behind the Saudi-Iran Deal

For Saudi Arabia, the China-brokered deal is a pragmatic security choice that goes beyond hedging and balancing against Washington.

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At present, the relationship between Turkey and the United States is in a deep crisis. Can U.S-Turkey relations be put back on track? @sinanulgen1 examines how the countries can set a new tone for their strategic partnership and reestablish mutual trust:

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So long as Berlin does not unambiguously abandon its Ostpolitik, which is based on the idea of bringing Russia closer to Europe, there can be no coherent European policy toward Russia. @Judy_Dempsey writes on how Europe is playing into Putin's hand:

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We are pleased to announce that @danbbaer is the new Senior Vice President of the Carnegie Endowment.

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Unlike its Central Asian neighbors, Tajikistan isn’t rushing to establish ties with the Taliban government in Kabul. On the contrary, it has assumed the role of the Taliban’s main adversary. @TUmarov analyzes Tajikistan’s strategic calculus:

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Why Tajikistan Is Taking a Stand Against the Taliban

Tajikistan has no intention of getting into a direct confrontation with the Taliban. Rather, by taking a few more risks than its neighbors, the Tajik leadership is counting on boosting its populari...

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The U.S. should abandon its goal of denuclearization in DPRK, says @ArmsControlWonk . 🎥 Washington must instead focus on reducing tensions with Pyongyang: #NukeCon

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How will decisionmakers navigate the post-pandemic world? Carnegie has convened its global network to produce a digital magazine with new approaches to the greatest challenges unfolding around us.

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“The killing of Qassem Soleimani is clearly a significant tactical blow to the Iranian regime, but it could become a serious strategic setback for the United States.” – Bill Burns on @CNN

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The Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan has shifted the balance of power between the Pakistani government and the largest anti-state militant group in the country. @abdsayedd explains how this happened and what it means for Pakistan:

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The Carnegie Endowment is pleased to announce that with the support of the @JapanEmbDC , Carnegie is establishing a Japan Chair for a world without nuclear weapons. Work in this area will focus on preventing conflict and building global cooperation vital for nuclear disarmament.

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The world’s most important strategic chokepoints lie in the Indian Ocean. So why is it still missing from Washington’s Indo-Pacific priorities? In @warontherocks , @darshanabaruah explains why the U.S. should turn its focus toward the Indian Ocean:

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Showing Up is Half the Battle: U.S. Maritime Forces in the Indian Ocean - War on the Rocks

The world’s most important strategic chokepoints lie in the Indian Ocean, making the region a key theater in geopolitical competition. Then why is it

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A web of contested borders render the Himalayas one of the world’s most dangerous geopolitical flashpoints in the year 2021. On a new episode of #GrandTamasha , @myraemacdonald joins @MilanV to discuss the India-Pakistan Battle for Siachen. Listen here:

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THREAD: The rift between Russia and the West is deepening, and China is exploiting it to expand its inﬂuence in Eurasia. Are Russia and its neighbors becoming a testing ground for a new Beijing-centered regional order? Call it #PaxSinica . @CarnegieEndow takes a deep dive.

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Bill Burns talks to @JamesFallows @TheAtlantic about his new book “The Back Channel.” #BurnsBackChannel

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Bill Burns: ‘Chaos Serves Putin’s Interest’

A veteran diplomat weighs in on Russia, Trump, and America’s place on the world stage.

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One year after the Beirut explosion, questions about what went wrong are still unanswered. Where does the investigation stand? Amid the pandemic, economic crisis, and political upheaval, how has the city recovered? @KimGhattas explains where Lebanon is one year later:

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