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2020-10-18

How to Make Japan Great Again

If Japans new prime minister, Yoshihide Suga, wants to emerge from the shadow cast by his predecessor, he will need to devise a compelling message

Articles

2020-10-18

Why arrogance is dangerously contagious

Overconfidence can delude us into dangerous thought or actions – and that same arrogance can also spread to others like wildfire, too.

Economy

2020-10-13

The Coming Equity Shortage

Firms that manage to survive until an effective COVID-19 vaccine is widely available will have a bright future but weak balance sheets. Innovative new private-equity funds, modeled on US special-purpose acquisition companies, could provide much-needed cap

Articles

2020-10-13

Washington Confuses Tactics with Strategy: The Perils of Shuttering the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad

In threatening the closure, the U.S. administration is undermining the reform-minded Iraqi prime minister’s efforts against Iran-backed militias and risking Baghdad’s relationship with Washington.

Politics

2020-10-13

Eurasian Geopolitics: US’ Hybrid War on Russian Energy Targets Germany, Belarus, and Bulgaria

The US is ruthlessly waging an intense Hybrid War on Russian energy interests in Europe by targeting the Eurasian Great Power’s relevant projects in Germany, Belarus, and Bulgaria, banking on the fact that even the partial success of this strategy would g

News

2020-10-07

A researcher dismantles ISIS' recruitment plans through social media

Social media became indispensable main platform used by extremist organizations to win new allegiants to support their scheme.

Articles

2020-10-05

Were Iran and the United States Really ‘On the Brink’? Observations on Gray Zone Conflict

Tehran’s entire modus operandi is designed to pressure Washington and its allies but avoid all-out conflict, and distorting this reality so close to a U.S. election will only hinder an effective policy response.

Economy

2020-10-05

Capitalists and Socialists of the World, Unite!

Although it can be politically expedient to draw a thick line between capitalist decentralization and socialist central planning, the truth is that these two systems have converged on many occasions...

Politics

2020-10-03

Emir’s Death Leaves Kuwait Vulnerable to Gulf Rivals

From family competition and parliamentary rumblings to potential friction with various neighbors, the oil-rich U.S. ally may face a challenging transition.

Articles

2020-10-03

The History Behind America’s History Wars

When history becomes worth fighting over, it begins to exist. And, crucially, the fight is now occurring in the mainstream of American media, politics, and culture

Politics

2020-10-02

Kuwait’s Emir, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, Has Died

Spot analysis from Carnegie scholars on events relating to the Middle East and North Africa.

Articles

2020-10-02

Why the US shouldn’t withdraw all its troops from Afghanistan and Iraq

The US still has important interests in the regions and pulling out without a plan would only ensure it is forced to return when conditions deteriorate and threats re-emerge.

Politics

2020-10-02

Battle for the Soul of the US Supreme Court

The death of the Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, last week is more than another fight over nominating and approving a new Supreme Court...

Articles

2020-10-02

The Redistribution Games

Economy

2020-10-01

White-Collar Crime, No Punishment

Articles

2020-10-01

Pushing Back on Iraqi Militias: Weighing U.S. Options

Health

2020-10-01

The deadly viruses that vanished without trace

Politics

2020-10-01

Is America’s Global Prestige Growing, Shrinking, or about the Same?

Articles

2020-09-24

Kadhimi’s Rolling Reshuffle (Part 2): Protecting Iraq’s Economic Institutions and Borders

Articles

2020-09-24

Climate-Friendly Cooling Can Slow Global Warming

Articles

2020-09-24

AI Needs to Grow Up and Stop Chasing Its Long Tail

News

2020-09-19

Kadhimi’s Rolling Reshuffle (Part 1): Military Command Changes

To strengthen Iraq’s capacity for resisting militia and foreign influence, Washington should keep supporting the campaign to remake the military one commander at a time.

Articles

2020-09-18

The USA on the brink of civil war

Articles

2020-09-18

The Neglected Water and Sanitation Crisis

Articles

2020-09-15

American Withdrawal... opportunity to regain Iraqi State Control

A raging controversy regarding the presence of foreign forces started after the triumph over ISIS and the recovery of Iraqi security institutions. A number of international and local media have raided the Iraqi....

News

2020-09-11

Pentagon: China Has Outpaced U.S. in some Defense Areas. Truth or Hype?

Articles

2020-09-11

The Coming Global Technology Fracture

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