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Is China’s “Win-Win Cooperation” a Loss for Europe?
February 12, 2020
In Reconnecting Asia European firms seeking to participate in China's Belt and Road Initiative face rising hurdles while Chinese state-owned companies are successfully pricing out their European competitors. As European leaders gear up for several high-profile meetings with Beijing in the coming...

Newsletter
The Evening: Philippines, Abbas, Cumberland Blues and More
February 11, 2020 This edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers the Philippines, Abbas, Cumberland Blues and More.

Transcript
Libya Conflict
February 11, 2020 In this episode, Bob and Andrew invite Bulent Aliriza, director of the CSIS Turkey Project, to unpack the worsening conflict in Libya.

Newsletter
The Evening: Trump Budget, Troop Brain Injuries, London Calling and More
February 10, 2020 This edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers the Trump Budget, Troop Brain Injuries, London Calling and More.

Commentary
Bread, Circuses, and Managed Trade
February 10, 2020 | William Alan Reinsch With caucus season underway, the Scholl Chair analyzes the President’s recent trade actions and victories he’ll tout on the campaign trail and what they actually mean.

Transcript
The Overseas Basing Debate, Part 1
February 10, 2020 Host Kathleen moderates a discussion on the major debates surrounding U.S. overseas military forces with Susanna Blume, Zack Cooper, and Dave Ochmanek.

Transcript
U.K.-EU-U.S. Trade
February 7, 2020 In this episode, Andrew and the Trade Guys welcome Heather A. Conley, senior vice president for Europe, Eurasia, and the Arctic and director of the Europe Program at CSIS.

Interactive
What to Look for in the FY 2021 Defense Budget Request
February 7, 2020 | Seamus P. Daniels, Mark F. Cancian, Andrew Philip Hunter, Thomas Karako, Wes Rumbaugh, Todd Harrison
In Defense 360 The Trump administration is expected to release its FY 2021 defense budget request on February 10, 2020, final budget submitted in the Budget Control Act era. In this brief, experts from the CSIS International Security Program outline major issues to watch in the new request.

Commentary
The Alberto Fernández Administration at Two Months
February 7, 2020 | Michael A. Matera Two months into Alberto Fernández’s presidency, he has implemented economic reforms aimed at combatting Argentina’s high inflation rate and met with various international actors who will play a key role in restructuring the country’s debt.

Commentary
India’s Coal Tax Is Key to Stabilizing Its Energy Transition
February 7, 2020 | Kartikeya Singh The Indian government has taken significant measures to encourage the growth of the clean energy industry, but the recent proposal to kill its tax on coal would be a step in the wrong direction.

Newsletter
The Evening: Violent Surges in Israel, UK Huawei, Marley's 75 and More
February 7, 2020 This edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers the violent surge in Israel, UK Huawei, Bob Marley, and More

Report
Analysis of the FY 2020 Defense Budget and Its Implications for FY 2021 and Beyond
February 6, 2020 | Todd Harrison, Seamus P. Daniels The Trump administration characterized its FY 2020 defense budget request as a “masterpiece.” The CSIS Defense Budget Analysis program provides its assessment of the budget and its implications for future defense spending.

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