After months of peaceful antigovernment protests led by the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), Cambodian government authorities decided to crack down on January 3–4 following escalating demonstrations in recent weeks. Security forces in Phnom Penh first...

The 2013 class of Nuclear Scholars, selected from a very competitive applicant pool, contained some of the best and brightest young professionals in the nuclear field. Drawn from graduate programs, the national labs, the civil service, and the U.S. military, these Nuclear...

After months of peaceful antigovernment protests led by the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), Cambodian government authorities decided to crack down on January 3–4 following escalating demonstrations in recent weeks. Security forces in Phnom Penh first...

With 2013 coming to a close and the new year beginning, it seems appropriate to ask what the past year has meant for Latin America—and what the region can expect in 2014.

This paper defines responsible nuclear supply, identifies the need for it and describes approaches that governments and suppliers might take to support responsible nuclear supply. It was used as the basis for discussion at workshops in New Delhi, Seoul and Beijing in 2012...

The Gulf has become a flashpoint for cyber conflict. Cyberspace has become an arena for covert
struggle, with the United States, Israel and other nations on one side, and Iran and Russia on the other. Iran has far outpaced the GCC states in developing its cyber...

In 2011 the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services introduced a Global Health Strategy, the first of its kind for what has traditionally been seen as an agency with primarily domestic responsibilities. The strategy outlines several objectives for the department’s...

Building an economy from the ruins of war has never been easy. Finding ways to give participants and victims of violence an economic stake in stability has long been one of the most important objectives of countries trying to recover from conflict. Many do not succeed. So it...

As foreign aid budgets shrink, international aid agencies are being forced to become more efficient with less money. Increasingly, these donors recognize that fostering healthy private-sector growth is one of the most promising ways to help aid recipients become...

In 2011, the Energy and National Security Program at CSIS began to examine the consequences of new, surging hydrocarbon production on a wide array of the upstream, midstream, and downstream infrastructure throughout North America. Last month, we held a conference on the...