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What U.S. Elections Could Mean for Africa

As global competition for influence in Africa mounts, the outcome of the U.S. elections will shape how Washington is viewed and could influence policy questions that not only matter materially to Africa, but could affect U.S. credibility on the continent for years to come.

Report by Cameron Hudson — October 8, 2024

Experts React: Energy Implications of Escalating Middle East Conflict

 The escalating turmoil in the Middle East threatens global energy markets, yet oil prices remain stable. What's behind this unexpected calm amid regional conflict? What could trigger a market reversal? CSIS consults leading experts for insights.

Commentary by Kevin Book, Ben Cahill, Adi Imsirovic, Raad Alkadiri, Kunro Irié, and Leslie Palti-Guzman — October 8, 2024

Strengthening Moldova’s Cyber Landscape

Since Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine the cyberattacks in Moldova have more than tripled, including frequent attacks on Moldovan government websites.

Critical Questions by Daniel F. Runde, Leah Kieff, and Thomas Bryja — October 8, 2024

Ocean Warming: A Livelihood Threat to Ghana’s Coastal Fishers

Ocean warming has made the collapse of Ghana’s fisheries virtually inevitable, and overfishing by foreign and local fishers contributes to the problem. CSIS-affiliated experts share insights on transitioning Ghana’s coastal fishing communities to alternate livelihoods. 

Commentary by Emmanuel Akyeampong, John M. Kusimi, and Robert Paarlberg — October 8, 2024

From Mine to Microchip

The United States relies on China and Russia for minerals used in semiconductors, posing a clear national security risk. While the CHIPS Act has built downstream U.S. capacity, upstream incentives are needed to secure materials for the next generation of advanced chips.

Brief by Gracelin Baskaran and Meredith Schwartz — October 7, 2024

Can Europe See the Forest for the Trees?

This week, the Scholl Chair assesses the EU's now-delayed Regulation on Deforestation Free Products and weighs the tradeoffs of burdening trade agreements with social and environmental provisions. 

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — October 7, 2024

Biden’s Legacy in Africa

President Biden has articulated a vision for Africa in the world that Africans roundly agree with, but his record on making that vision a reality has fallen short after nearly four years in office.

Commentary by Cameron Hudson — October 7, 2024

At The One-Year Mark—Gaza: The Human Toll

In this special episode of Gaza: The Human Toll, speakers reflected on how the conflict in the Middle East and its consequences have shifted over the past year.

Transcript — October 7, 2024