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The State of Play in Permitting Reform

A recent flurry of activity on permitting reform in Washington shows both parties are interested in bipartisan legislation, but a close examination of proposals reveals considerable differences. Compromise is difficult but necessary to move forward.

Critical Questions by Cy McGeady — May 24, 2023

Can North America Become a Semiconductor Powerhouse?

The CSIS Americas Program delves into opportunities and challenges for the semiconductor industry across North America.

Critical Questions by Ryan C. Berg , Christopher Hernandez-Roy , Juliana Rubio , Rubi Bledsoe , and Henry Ziemer — May 23, 2023

Five Factors Mean the Middle East Is Not Back to Normal

In a new commentary, Jon Alterman discusses five major factors that place Middle Eastern governments in a weaker position today than in 2011. He explains how their position is likely to decline even further and what this means for the future of the region.

Commentary by Jon B. Alterman — May 23, 2023

A U.S. Pivot Away from the Middle East: Fact or Fiction?

Jon Alterman reflects on the role of the United States in the Middle East, explaining why the United States has failed to achieve many of the goals it set out in the post-9/11 world and how to apply these lessons.

Commentary by Jon B. Alterman — May 23, 2023

G7 Hiroshima Summit Outcomes

The CSIS Economics Program and Japan Chair examine the commitments and statements made at the 2023 G7 Leaders' Summit in Hiroshima Japan.

Critical Questions by Hannah Grothusen , Matthew P. Goodman , Christopher B. Johnstone , and Federico Steinberg — May 23, 2023

Iran's "Cloudy" Accusations

In mid-2022, Iranian authorities accused Israel and the United Arab Emirates of stealing their rain. This claim continued Iran’s long history of making wild accusations to deflect from government mismanagement.

Newsletter by Lubna Yousef — May 23, 2023