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The Chisinau Summit: A Litmus Test for Moldova and the EPC

The stakes are high for the upcoming Summit of the European Political Community, which is being held in Moldova on June 1. It is a political blessing but a logistical challenge for the small country, and the platform must confirm its added value and strategic role.

Commentary by Mathieu Droin and Ilke Toygür — May 26, 2023

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The Truth of the Matter

End of Line for Erdogan?

CSIS’s Bulent Aliriza joins the program to discuss Turkey’s upcoming elections and whether President Erdogan will leave office if defeated.

Podcast Episode by H. Andrew Schwartz and Bulent Aliriza — May 11, 2023

CSIS the truth of the matter
Babel: Translating the Middle East

A Mezze: Power Plays

Suffering from a debilitating electricity and water shortage crisis, some communities in Libya resort to "power plays" and acts of intimidation to ensure their access to basic services.

Podcast Episode — May 9, 2023

CSIS Babel

Canadian Membership in AUKUS: A Time for Action

CSIS Americas deputy director and senior fellow Christopher Hernandez-Roy, Senior Adviser Vincent Rigby, and Henry Ziemer make the case for Canadian membership in AUKUS, as an alliance that goes far beyond submarines.

Commentary by Christopher Hernandez-Roy , Vincent Rigby , and Henry Ziemer — May 9, 2023

The Impossible State

The Biden-Yoon Summit: Success or Not?

In this episode, Victor Cha is joined by Jinmyung Kim to discuss the significance of Yoon's state visit and the takeaways on North Korean denuclearization and trilateral relations with the United States, Korea, and Japan.

Podcast Episode by Victor Cha — May 8, 2023

CSIS The Impossible State North Korea
35 West

Much Ado About Non-Alignment

Rising geopolitical tensions between the United States, Russia, and China, have prompted some to argue the world is heading towards a polarized and fragmented future, with some countries split into opposing camps between democracies and autocracies and others not wanting to choose sides.

Podcast Episode by Christopher Hernandez-Roy — May 4, 2023

CSIS 35 West
Southeast Asia Radio

Southeast Asia Radio One-Year Anniversary Special: Listener Q&A

Greg and Elina celebrate Southeast Asia Radio’s one-year anniversary with Andreyka Natalegawa, Danielle Fallin, and Karen Lee of the Southeast Asia Program team.

Podcast Episode by Gregory B. Poling , Andreyka Natalegawa , Danielle Fallin , and Karen Lee — May 4, 2023

CSIS Southeast Asia Radio

The Future Appetite for Alternative Proteins

As many countries seek more sustainable and resilient means of food production, alternative proteins may offer a solution.

Digital Report by Caitlin Welsh , Joseph Majkut , and Zane Swanson — May 4, 2023