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Making Medical Supply Chains More Secure
June 14, 2022

How can we make global supply chains and manufacturing arrangements for pharmaceutical and medical products more dependable and resilient?
 

Commentary
Smart Oil Sanctions against Russia
June 14, 2022 | Edward C. Chow Oil sanctions against Russia should focus on limiting revenue rather than volumes. The West should impose a high import tariff on Russian oil and should dedicate the funds collected to humanitarian relief and reconstruction of Ukraine.

Transcript
Disinformation in the Arab World
June 14, 2022 Jon speaks with Nadia Oweidat about Russian disinformation about the Ukraine conflict in Arabic media.

Commentary
Musk versus Mackinder
June 14, 2022 | James Andrew Lewis Invention and emerging technologies are essential for shaping geopolitical power. This piece explores the United States’ opportunity to take advantage of its intrinsic power and maintain influence in the international arena.

Report
Allied Smart Cities
June 14, 2022 | Matthew P. Goodman, Akhil Thadani Population growth and urbanization are reshaping global networks, driving demand for digital infrastructure. Developing a high-standard smart city model can revitalize city infrastructure, close the digital divide, and promote democratic norms in digital infrastructure.

Report
Pariah or Partner? Clarifying the U.S. Approach to Cambodia
June 14, 2022 | Gregory B. Poling, Charles Dunst, Simon Tran Hudes Current U.S. policy toward Cambodia—comprising sanctions and sparse engagement—is contradictory and unsustainable. Cambodia sits in a neighborhood too important to ignore. Washington should therefore apply a consistent, constructive, and future-focused Cambodia strategy.

Commentary
Grumble, Grumble, Grumble
June 13, 2022 | William Alan Reinsch There is growing grumbling in Congress about the role it is playing on trade policy, as opposed to the role it thinks it is supposed to play. This is not new, writes the Scholl Chair in this week’s column.

Critical Questions
Climate Week in the European Union
June 13, 2022 | Emily Benson In a plenary session the second week of June, European Parliament members voted on numerous climate measures that are part of the European Union’s comprehensive climate change strategy. What are the results of the European Union’s climate week?

Commentary
Renewing U.S. Leadership in Standards
June 13, 2022 | Walter G. Copan, Kirti Gupta The United States must renew its leadership of a rules-based global standards system—one that is founded on a market-driven process that rewards technological excellence in the development of new technologies.

Commentary
A Transactional Mindset Won’t Win in the Indo-Pacific
June 10, 2022 | Matthew P. Goodman While high turnout at the IPEF launch indicates a strong regional demand signal for U.S. economic engagement, the key now for the Biden administration is to demonstrate that it is committed to a long-term, strategic economic relationship with Indo-Pacific partners.

Report
Diversifying Supply Chains: The Role of Development Assistance and Other Official Finance
June 10, 2022 | Conor M. Savoy, Sundar R. Ramanujam As the global economy gears up for a post-pandemic world, CSIS releases a new brief to explore how foreign assistance can play in de-risking and diversifying the global supply chains through capacity building in developing countries.

Newsletter
The Evening: Foreign Fighters Death Sentence, Covid Origins, Ronnie Hawkins, and More
June 9, 2022 This edition of CSIS's nightly newsletter covers Inflation to Remain, Global Recession, Byrds Influence, and More.

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