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Combating Misinformation through Media Literacy Education

Amulya Panakam describes her experience facing misinformation in the state of Georgia and steps that governments at the national and state levels can take to combat, primarily through media literacy education.

Commentary — January 28, 2022

Leap of Faith: An Immigrant’s Perspective on a Future Career in National Security

In her piece for Represent, Sama Kubba, sheds light on her perspective as an Iraqi-American and views on patriotism and what it means to be an American today.

Commentary — January 28, 2022

Asian American Representation is a National Security Imperative

In her piece for Represent, Aimee Yan, addresses the effects of Covid-19 on the Asian American community and offers policy solutions and changes to strengthen America and invest in Asian Americans.

Commentary — January 28, 2022

The Forgotten War on Terror: How the United States Overmilitarized Counterterrorism in the Philippines

Razel Suansing describes the impact of U.S. counterterrorism efforts in the Philippines and steps the United States government can take to improve its efforts.

Commentary — January 28, 2022

Coronavirus Crisis Update

Dr. Michael Osterholm: “Don’t Be Surprised When You Are Surprised.”

Dr. Michael Osterholm, head of CIDRAP at the University of Minnesota, is among the most popular, respected, and trusted communicators on the pandemic.

Podcast Episode by J. Stephen Morrison and H. Andrew Schwartz — January 28, 2022

The Truth of the Matter

Dr. Michael Osterholm: “Don’t Be Surprised When You Are Surprised.”

In this crossover episode with Coronavirus Crisis Update, we are joined by Dr. Michael Osterholm.

Podcast Episode by H. Andrew Schwartz and J. Stephen Morrison — January 28, 2022

U.S. and Korea's Role and Cooperation towards a Trustworthy, Resilient, and Sustainable Indo-Pacific Trade

Please join CSIS on January 27th for a conversation with Trade Minister Yeo Han-Koo regarding the U.S. and ROK's role in resilient, sustainable Indo-Pacific trade.

Event by William Alan Reinsch , Victor Cha , Yeo Han-koo , and Kathleen Stephens — January 27, 2022

Data for Development and Diplomacy: the New Age

Please join the Project on Prosperity and Development to examine the merits and challenges of leveraging data for development.

Event by Romina Bandura , Joseph S. Bermudez Jr. , Richard Crespin , Claire Melamed , and Chris Watson — January 27, 2022

Asia Forecast 2022

Please join us for the CSIS Asia Program's Asia Forecast 2022, our annual preview of political, security, and economic developments across Asia.

Event by Michael J. Green , Victor Cha , and Charles Edel , Yuko Nakano , Richard M. Rossow , Jude Blanchette , Bonny Lin , Gregory B. Poling , Nicholas Szechenyi , Matthew P. Goodman , Scott Kennedy , William Alan Reinsch , Stephanie Segal — January 27, 2022

Pekingology

Democratic Centralism

Freeman Chair Jude Blanchette is joined by Patricia Thornton, an Associate Professor of Chinese Politics at University of Oxford and Acting Chief Editor of The China Quarterly.

Podcast Episode by Jude Blanchette — January 27, 2022

Press Briefing: Previewing Secretary Blinken’s China Visit

Assessing the Future Trajectory of China-Japan Relations

Global Update on Energy and Climate

The Vision for Adapted Crops and Soils (VACS): Keynote Address and Armchair Discussion with Dr. Cary Fowler with Special Remarks from Ambassador Cindy McCain

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Combating Misinformation through Media Literacy Education

Leap of Faith: An Immigrant’s Perspective on a Future Career in National Security

Asian American Representation is a National Security Imperative

The Forgotten War on Terror: How the United States Overmilitarized Counterterrorism in the Philippines

Dr. Michael Osterholm: “Don’t Be Surprised When You Are Surprised.”

Dr. Michael Osterholm: “Don’t Be Surprised When You Are Surprised.”

U.S. and Korea's Role and Cooperation towards a Trustworthy, Resilient, and Sustainable Indo-Pacific Trade

Data for Development and Diplomacy: the New Age

Asia Forecast 2022

Democratic Centralism

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