Geopolitics and International Security

CSIS Americas Program director Ryan C. Berg and deputy director Christopher Hernandez-Roy evaluate the unfolding situation in Essequibo, the Maduro regime's strategic calculus, and its implications for regional security.

The CSIS Middle East Program hosted a conversation with H.E. Sameh Shoukry, Egypt's Foreign Minister, on the ongoing war in Gaza and its aftermath.

The October 7 Hamas attacks proved devastating for both Israel and ordinary Palestinians. Why did Hamas decide to attack Israel when it did?

The Freeman Chair in China Studies and the China Power Project hosted a virtual roundtable discussion on Taiwan's upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections on January 13, 2024.

Dr. Joseph Asunka, the CEO of Afrobarometer, speaks with Mvemba about the challenges in data collection in Africa as well as the ways Afrobarometer is building data collection methodologies for various contexts in Africa.

U.S. officials are meeting their Indian counterparts for the annual U.S.-India 2+2 summit. The summit is crucial for furthering the bilateral partnership and allowing the two countries to navigate an increasingly complex global geopolitical climate.

Economic security is a broad concept without a single common definition. Even so, it is prompting profound shifts in global economic relations.

Former director of the United States National Counterterrorism Center, Michael Leiter, joined CSIS experts Dan Byman and Emily Harding as they discuss the tactics, scale, and global ramifications of the Hamas October 7 attack.