International Development

CSIS Americas Program senior adviser Mark Schneider outlines a strategy to push back against a rising tide of authoritarianism in Latin America and the Caribbean.

CSIS senior fellow Stephanie Segal argues that with the nomination of Ajay Banga to be World Bank Group president, the United States has chosen a candidate with broad appeal and the skills necessary to evolve the institution for the twenty-first century.

Migration management and state fragility are intricately related in Libya, and those interested in stabilization should learn from the shortcomings of past efforts. Doing so will require more than just focusing on stopping flows via the securitization of migration.

Russia’s devastation of Ukraine’s agriculture sector has upended global agricultural markets, food security, and nutrition, increasing costs for food-importing countries and humanitarian organizations. One year later, how has the world responded and what more can be done?