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Demining Ukraine’s Farmland: Progress, Adaptation, and Needs

Landmine contamination across Ukraine’s farmland remains a complex and pervasive challenge despite significant progress. What else is needed to restore Ukraine’s farmland, and why should it remain a priority for the United States and Ukraine’s allies?

Critical Questions by Emma Dodd and Caitlin Welsh — December 5, 2024

Transforming Japan’s Bureaucratic System: Opportunity Amidst Crisis

The bureaucracy in Japan provides important infrastructure for policymaking but is losing its appeal. CSIS Japan Chair visiting fellows Yohei Kobayashi and Makoto Tsujiguchi suggest ways to integrate private sector expertise and revitalize Japan’s civil service.

Commentary by Yohei Kobayashi and Makoto Tsujiguchi — December 5, 2024

Europe, Beyond Its Southern Border

Widespread instability and the growing influence of China and Russia has increased the strategic importance of the Sahel to European security. A reset in relations between Europe and the region is direly needed.

Report by Carlota G. Encina — December 4, 2024

Moldova in the Digital Age

A focus on cybersecurity is especially important as the Moldovan government continues its efforts to digitize more systems and to support the growth of the technology sector.  It is also vital given the significant uptick in cyberattacks in the country.

Report by Daniel F. Runde, Leah Kieff, and Thomas Bryja — December 4, 2024

Starvation Crimes and International Law: A New Era

Indiscriminate bombing of civilian infrastructure. Denial of humanitarian assistance. Medieval sieges of populations centers. The world is facing a global food crisis—and the unlawful use of starvation as a weapon of modern warfare is making it worse. 

Report by Chase Sova — December 4, 2024