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Modi’s State Visit to Washington: Renewed Momentum in U.S.-India Ties

The announcements from the Indian prime minister's state visit to Washington indicate momentum in the areas of defense, commercial relations, and people-to-people ties.

Critical Questions by Richard M. Rossow — June 30, 2023

Reauthorization of the U.S. Development Finance Corporation Provides an Important Opportunity

The United States has the opportunity to promote international development through the reauthorization and refining of the DFC. This CQ highlights the DFC’s contributions to global development and where improvements can be made.

Critical Questions by Daniel F. Runde — June 30, 2023

A Tale of Two Visits: What the Modi and Blinken Trips Mean for U.S. Economic Policy

Blinken’s visit to China and Modi’s visit to the United States have displayed India’s growing relevance to the Biden administration’s policy of conflating economic prosperity and national security.

Commentary by Thibault Denamiel and William Alan Reinsch — June 30, 2023

Trade Policy Still Matters to Renewing U.S. Leadership

CSIS non-resident senior associate James Waller pushed back on several key points from National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan's speech on international trade.

Commentary by James Wallar — June 30, 2023

What Will Happen at NATO’s Summit in Vilnius?

The NATO leaders’ summit in Vilnius arrives at a critical time as the war in Ukraine enters a critical phase and instability grows in Moscow—but what’s on the agenda for NATO in Vilnius?

Critical Questions by Sean Monaghan Sissy Martinez and Otto Svendsen — June 30, 2023

A Racial Equity Lens to U.S. Foreign Policy

Please join CSIS in commemorating SRREJ’s one-year anniversary on Friday June 30th to delve into the importance of racial equity in foreign policy and diplomacy. The program will conclude with a networking reception for in-person attendees.

Transcript — June 30, 2023

China's Drive for Leadership in Global Research and Development

China has made significant progress in R&D expenditures over the past two decades, surpassing Japan and Germany, narrowing the gap with the United States, and reflecting its determination to compete in innovation for the foreseeable future.

Newsletter by Bailey Crane — June 30, 2023

Global Economics Monthly, June 2023

We are pleased to share the June 2023 issue of the Global Economics Monthly (GEM), the newsletter of the CSIS Economics Program.

Newsletter — June 30, 2023

Analyzing China’s Escalation after Taiwan President Tsai’s Transit through the United States

In April 2023, after Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen transited through the United States, China escalated with significant military and diplomatic measures. This brief analyzes Chinese activities and explores the factors impacting Beijing’s decisionmaking.

Brief by Bonny Lin Brian Hart Samantha Lu Hannah Price and Matthew Slade — June 29, 2023

The EU Data Act: The Long Arm of European Tech Regulation Continues

The EU Data Act, along with imposing significant regulatory costs for U.S. companies by discriminating against large digital services providers, will also pose a heavy burden on European economic growth.

Report by Meredith Broadbent — June 29, 2023

Rooftop Solar for MSMEs: Integrating Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Measures

Gaza: The Human Toll— Episode 2

Democracy and the Catholic Church in Nicaragua

The Impossible State Live Podcast: Japan's Foreign Policy in 2024

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