Tag: CSIS

Open newsletter – february 24, 2022

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE The technology that allowed passengers to ride elevators without an operator was tested and ready for deployment in the 1890s. But it was...

Daily news – February 8, 2022

News from: Al Jazeera, Astana Times, Atlantic Council, Brookings, Bruegel, Chatham House, CSIS, Defense News, Defense One, East Asia Forum, Foundation for Defense of...

Daily news – February 5, 2022

AFRICA African Union: Focus on Rights, Justice at Summit. Human Rights Watch: President Macky Sall of Senegal should ensure that civilian protection, human rights, and justice...

Daily news – January 28, 2022

GEOPOLITICS & WORLDS La sicurezza nell'Europa dell'Est (work in progress) e varie complessità: Pavel E. Felgenhauer per The Jamestown Foundation: Russia and NATO Locked in High-Risk...

Afghanistan. Charting Mass Internal Displacement in Afghanistan (CSIS)

Matthew P. Funaiole e Erol Yayboke As the Taliban strengthen their control over Afghanistan, a large-scale internal displacement crisis is unfolding. Charting Mass Internal Displacement in...

Afghanistan/NATO. Fall of Kabul: Inconvenient Truths for NATO (CSIS)

Rachel Ellehuus e Pierre Morcos Since 2001, the United States and its NATO allies and partners had been heavily committed in Afghanistan, where more than 3,500...

What Is DoD Buying? Defense Acquisition Trends 2020 (CSIS)

Rhys McCormick This paper analyzes the trends in what DoD is buying using data from the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). It examines the trends...

Afghanistan/China/USA – China’s Involvement in Afghanistan: A Conversation with Laurel Miller (CSIS)

Bonny Lin On this episode of the ChinaPower Podcast, Laurel Miller joins us to discuss the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan and to assess China’s next...

Afghanistan/USA – The Taliban Takeover: Plan Now for the Next Crisis in Afghanistan (CSIS)

Anthony H. Cordesman The U.S. already faces a crisis over managing its evacuation from Afghanistan, over how to treat Afghans that aided the U.S. in...

Afghanistan/USA – The Case for Expediting Special Immigrant Visas amid a Transition of Power in Afghanistan (CSIS)

Daniel F. Runde, Elena Mendez Leal Following nearly 20 years of war in Afghanistan with a cost of more than $2 trillion and 241,000 lives lost, the...

Afghanistan – The Reasons for the Collapse of Afghan Forces (CSIS)

Anthony H. Cordesman The sudden collapse of the Afghan central government and the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) has occurred with stunning speed....

TechInnovation/New Commercial Space Revolution – Remote Sensing and Sensibility (CSIS)

Kaitlyn Johnson, Lindsay R. Sheppard write for CSIS: The third episode of Tech Unmanned focuses on a new commercial space revolution in remote sensing...

Trans Pacific Partnership/USA – To TPP or Not to TPP: That Is the Question (CSIS)

William Alan Reinsch writes: The Biden-Harris administration continues to wrestle not only with the ghost of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) but with its reincarnation...

Tunisia – A Coup in Tunisia? (CSIS)

Will Todman writes: On Sunday July 25, Tunisian president Kais Saied invoked emergency powers, fired the prime minister, and suspended parliament for 30 days....

(Pandemic/Global Immunization Coverage) New data released from the World Health Organization and United Nations Children’s Fund show notable declines in key indicators of immunization...

Katherine E, Bliss writes for CSIS: New data released from the World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) show notable declines...

(Germany/USA) Germany’s humanitarian identity is at a formative moment. As a donor, it is increasingly influential, having overtaken the United Kingdom as the second...

Jacob Kurtzer and John Goodrick write for CSIS: Germany’s humanitarian identity is at a formative moment. As a donor, it is increasingly influential, having...