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The Evening: Inflation, Russian Gains, Won’t Get Fooled Again, and More
May 10, 2022 This edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers the Inflation, Russian Gains, Won’t Get Fooled Again, and More.

Transcript
Australia’s Election: Foreign Policy and National Security Implications
May 10, 2022 Please join the CSIS Australia Chair Charles Edel for a discussion about the upcoming Australian elections with three of Australia’s leading commentators, Amelia Adams, Peter Hartcher, and Stan Grant.

Commentary
Sizing Up: Growing Fast Food Consumption in Urban Africa
May 10, 2022 | Mvemba Phezo Dizolele, Emmy Simmons What is the relationship between urbanization, fast food, and food security in Africa? CSIS's Mvemba Dizolele and Emmy Simmons talk to sustainable development lecturer James Boafo to discuss how fast food consumption is shaping the future of African cities.

Blog Post
Barriers to Re-Enrollment: The Case of Covid-19's Impact on sub-Saharan Schoolgirls
May 10, 2022
From Development Dispatches
As schools in sub-Saharan Africa reopen from the pandemic, a re-enrollment disparity between girls and boys has emerged, highlighting the need for policies that address the education gender gap of Covid-19.

Commentary
Putin’s Invasion Was Immoral but Not Irrational
May 10, 2022 | Mark F. Cancian Many experts have characterized Putin's decision to invade Ukraine as irrational and doomed to fail. However, considering what was known before the invasion, Putin's decision was rational, though risky. To avoid future surprises, analysts need to learn from that.

Transcript
Land Power on the Asia Chessboard: USARPAC Commander General Charles Flynn
May 10, 2022 Mike is joined by General Charles Flynn, Commanding General of U.S. Army Pacific, to discuss the role of the Army in the Indo-Pacific.

Blog Post
Towards the Department of Commerce and Innovation: The 2022-2026 Strategic Plan
May 10, 2022 | Gabrielle Athanasia
From Perspectives on Innovation

The rapid pace of technological change, rise of advanced research, innovation, and manufacturing capabilities around the world, and increasing geopolitical instability have led to calls for the U.S. to develop a strategic plan to maintain its global competitiveness.

Critical Questions
European Union Prepares to Ban Russian Oil
May 10, 2022 | Ben Cahill The European Union is debating an embargo on Russian crude and petroleum products, as well as restrictions on shipping of Russian oil. If approved, the embargo will likely force Russia to shut in some production, tightening the oil market and driving up prices.

Newsletter
The Evening: Defiant Putin, Marcos Jr., U2 in Ukraine, and More
May 9, 2022 This edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers the Defiant Putin, Marcos Jr., U2 in Ukraine, and More.

Commentary
The Return of the Marcoses and the U.S.-Philippines Alliance
May 9, 2022 | Gregory B. Poling Thirty-six years after the People Power Revolution, the Philippines has elected Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. president.

Blog Post
Paul Triolo: A Career Tracking China’s High-Tech Drive
May 9, 2022 | Shayla Gibson
From Trustee China Hand
This month the Trustee Chair welcomes Paul Triolo to our team as a non-resident senior associate.

Blog Post
Spotlight - Cambodia: May 9, 2022
May 9, 2022 | Charles Dunst
From The Latest on Southeast Asia

The Cambodian People's Party's heavy-handed response to the Candlelight Party has betrayed the ruling party’s evident concern about people’s waning patience with Hun Sen and the status quo.

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