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The Turkey, Russia, Iran Nexus: Political & Security Dimensions
September 28, 2012

CSIS and the Institute of Oriental Studies (IVRAN) of the Russian Academy of Sciences co-organized an expert workshop at IVRAN in Moscow on June 18-19, 2012 that explored the evolving political and security interests and concerns of Turkey, Russia, Iran, and the United...


Commentary
Comprehensive Partnership Nudges U.S.-Indonesia Relations to New Levels of Cooperation
September 28, 2012 | Murray Hiebert Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met September 20 for the third annual U.S.-Indonesia Joint Commission Meeting in an effort to solidify strategic cooperation between the world’s second- and third-largest democracies.

Newsletter
Hemisphere Insider: Volume II, Issue 23 - September 24, 2012
September 28, 2012

IN DEPTH: "Uruguay to Vote on Legalizing Marijuana"

IN THE NEWS: Cuba, El Salvador, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia

PROGRAM NEWS: "Close-up on Panama's Politics and Economy"

Newsletter
Thoughts from the Chairman: Beleaguered CCP Shows Signs of Resilience
September 28, 2012 | Christopher K. Johnson, Bonnie S. Glaser

FEATURED ESSAY: Beleaguered CCP Shows Signs of Resilience
By Christopher Johnson

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) looked poised to end the third quarter of 2012...


Report
New Approaches to Global Health Cooperation
September 27, 2012 | Katherine E. Bliss

On November 7, 2011, the Global Health Policy Center of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C., in partnership with the Fiocruz Center for Global Health (CRIS) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, hosted a seminar entitled “New Approaches to...


Newsletter
Southeast Asia from the Corner of 18th and K Streets: Comprehensive Partnership Nudges U.S.-Indonesia Relations to New Levels
September 27, 2012 | Murray Hiebert Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met September 20 for the third annual U.S.-Indonesia Joint Commission Meeting in an effort to solidify strategic cooperation between the world’s second- and third-largest democracies.

Newsletter
The Indian-American Diaspora: Ties that Bind
September 27, 2012 We also address a recent Pew research poll taken in India, which asks, "Do Indians like America?" It underscores some important perceptions of the United States, as well as concerns about and opportunities for further engagement.

Report
Global Health as a Bridge to Security
September 26, 2012 Our understanding of global health and its relationship to national security, the safety of our citizens, and the well-being of the wider global community has grown and evolved over time.

Newsletter
Venezuela's Election: The Fix Is In
September 24, 2012

Some 19 million Venezuelan voters will be called to the polls on October 7 to elect a president for a new six-year term.  It has been portrayed by the media as a David and Goliath contest between challenger Henrique Capriles, a telegenic 40-year old former mayor and...


Newsletter
Hemisphere Insider: Volume II, Issue 22 - September 17, 2012
September 21, 2012

IN DEPTH: "Where in the World is Peña Nieto?"

IN THE NEWS: Dominican Republic, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia

PROGRAM NEWS: "Focus on Haiti's Progress" 

Report
Six Conditions for an Effective Transfer of Power in Afghanistan
September 20, 2012 | Anthony H. Cordesman Even if you ignore Afghanistan’s neighbors, you cannot ignore the complexity of the challenges we, our allies, and the Afghans face in making a successful transition of power.

Commentary
Time to Fix U.S. Military Ties with China
September 20, 2012 | Christopher K. Johnson

Defense relations between the United States and China have been broken for too long, and a recent spike in regional tensions means the problem can no longer be neglected.


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