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The Global Think Tank.
Washington, D.C.
Joined February 2009
Resuming U.S. nuclear testing, as President Trump has suggested, “would do more to benefit our adversaries than the United States," says @CoreyAH on @NPR. More from Corey on why:
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The U.S. has not conducted a nuclear test in over 30 years. Experts say doing one now could make America less safe.
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President Trump has announced that the U.S. may resume nuclear testing. But what plan does he have to combat nuclear threats? And will it work? Noah Oppenheim, screenwriter of @netflix’s A House of Dynamite, discussed with @JonKBateman on last week’s World Unpacked.
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The AWS outage was just the tip of the iceberg. For countries to safeguard modern information ecosystems, they must protect all relevant aspects of social cohesion—not just the technology. Alicia Wanless explains for Emissary:
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Information ecosystems depend on governments understanding, developing, and protecting all the relevant parts—not just the technology.
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What’s driving the rapid growth of South Korea’s defense ties with NATO – and what limitations could they face? Join Chung Min Lee, @darciedraudt, @Mister_G_2, @MichaelRaska, and Yea Kyung Han to discuss. Nov 4, 9am EST, live online. RSVP: https://t.co/blJrbRwaYU
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25 years ago this week, the UN passed its landmark resolution on Women, Peace and Security, aimed at recognizing women’s experiences of conflict and roles as peacebuilders. Now, though, the landscape is very different. @CarnegieDCG’s Saskia Brechenmacher explains why.
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After 30 years, Pres. Trump announced the U.S. will resume nuclear testing. But testing serves no purpose other than political reciprocity, writes @jamiekwong, and is damaging to both human health and the environment. More here:
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In Nevada, I saw the scars of the U.S. nuclear testing program. They reinforced my belief that Washington must lead the way on a new no-first-test agreement.
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Join us Monday November 3. Goiung to be a great conversation. Register here👇
Pulitzer-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof has inspired discussion and debate through his work on everything from war in Gaza to democracy in the U.S. Join him and @aarondmiller2 for a tour of today’s most important issues at home and abroad. RSVP: https://t.co/xcbySWM29F
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The radical right has seen a worldwide rise in recent years. Why? And what happens now? Join @RosaBalfour, @StewartMPatrick, @abrahamsen_rita, and Michael C. Williams to discuss. Nov 6, 10am EST, live online. RSVP: https://t.co/z5ZZphcWr5
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🎧 | Recent votes in Israel's Knesset could jeopardize critical efforts toward a two-state solution, warned @mahamyahya on #EuropeInsideOut. Listen to her, @RymMomtaz, & Pierre Vimont discuss what is next for the #Gaza peace plan: https://t.co/U6h1U9NalB
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The human-technology relationship has followed a similar pattern since ancient times. But is history doomed to repeat itself? Join Alicia Wanless and @VeraMBergen to discuss questions like this – and Alicia’s book! Nov 5, 4pm EST, hybrid. RSVP: https://t.co/81lPUABXYA
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New Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi faced a major diplomatic test shortly after entering office: she met with President Trump. But why was this meeting so important for Takaichi and her government? @kenjikushida explained on @NewsHour: https://t.co/9B6SQCw00b
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New #GrandTamasha out now: Author @SamDalrymple123 joins me to discuss his new book, "Shattered Lands: Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia," which presents the unknown back story of how the Indian Empire was unmade https://t.co/ywWkOYaJXl
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Little is known about India's five partitions, which shattered the former Indian Empire that spanned a large swath of Asia. To share more about these partitions & his new book, historian and filmmaker @SamDalrymple123 joins #GrandTamasha with @MilanV on this week's episode.
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The world's oldest president has won reelection. 🇨🇲Cameroon's 92-year-old President Paul Biya will serve an 8th term. In April, Frances Brown wrote about aging leaders in African countries and the questions they raise for democracy for @CarnegieEndow: ⤵️ https://t.co/TNQX32kM5f
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Africa’s democratic trajectory will be determined by issues beyond the headlines, such as whether democracy can deliver for citizens and how transitions unfold.
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For those who have followed our #CarnegieAsia initiative #ChinaLocalGlobal, on November 11 we at @CarnegieEndow will join @UdelPacifico for an amazing event in Lima, Peru, “Adaptive China: Engaging Local Realities in Latin America and Beyond,” hosted by its China center (CECHAP)
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I was interviewed today on a segment for PBS NewsHour just before the meeting between Prime Minister Takaichi and the US president. It's always an honor -- thank you! https://t.co/4Enst1MmUJ
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Pulitzer-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof has inspired discussion and debate through his work on everything from war in Gaza to democracy in the U.S. Join him and @aarondmiller2 for a tour of today’s most important issues at home and abroad. RSVP: https://t.co/xcbySWM29F
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The global nuclear security landscape has gone through dramatic changes in the past decade. Join @DebakD, @rohan_mukh, @Lauren_Sukin, @NicoleGrajewski, J. Luis Rodriguez, and Jacklyn Majnemer to discuss what's next. November 6, 12:30pm EST, hybrid. RSVP: https://t.co/6vXF03fpUK
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