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Strategies in Food Security: Thinking Seriously about Fish in Southeast Asia

With an estimated one billion people going hungry every day, food security is one of the most pressing issues the world will face this century.

Commentary by Elke Larsen — January 24, 2013

Manila Begins Legal Proceedings over South China Sea Claims

Critical Questions by Gregory B. Poling — January 24, 2013

CSIS Statesmen's Forum World Bank President Dr. Jim Yong Kim on Anti-Corruption Efforts in Global Development at CSIS

The Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) Project on Prosperity & Development will host a Statesmen's Forum with World Bank Group President Dr. Jim Yong Kim.

Press Release — January 24, 2013

Southeast Asia from the Corner of 18th and K Streets: Strategies in Food Security: Thinking Seriously about Fish

With an estimated one billion people going hungry every day, food security is one of the most pressing issues the world will face this century.

Newsletter by Elke Larsen — January 24, 2013

Japan Chair Platform: Shinzo Abe and Delhi-Tokyo Ties

Newsletter by Harsh V. Pant — January 24, 2013

The Rise of Radical and Nonofficial Islamic Groups in Russia’s Volga Region

In the two decades since the dissolution of the USSR, Russian and Western experts, human rights activists, and journalists have become accustomed to the political violence of the North Caucasus.

Report by Sergey Markedonov — January 23, 2013

Raise Government Effectiveness

Commentary by Carly Fiorina — January 23, 2013

Afghanistan: Meeting the Real World Challenges of Transition

The more one looks at Afghanistan today, the more likely it seems that Transition will at best produce a weak and divided state and at worst a state that either continues its civil war or comes under Taliban and extremist control.

Report by Anthony H. Cordesman — January 23, 2013

Forum on Innovation for Government Effectiveness at CSIS

Press Release — January 23, 2013

Nuclear Trade Controls

The merits of nuclear trade controls for helping stem proliferation have been strenuously debated for decades.

Report by Fred McGoldrick — January 22, 2013

An Update, As Year Two Unfolds—Gaza: The Human Toll

Employing “Non-Peaceful” Means Against Taiwan: The Implications of China’s Anti-Secession Law

Smart Women, Smart Power @ 10

Pentagon Priorities Amid Polycrises with Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks

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