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Why the U.S. military is a key player in solving the climate crisis.
The U.S. military is one of the largest consumers of fossil fuels in the world. What is less known is that when it comes to the climate crisis, the U.S. military is also a place for innovation and strategic thinking. Sherri Goodman is a guest on Foreign Policy's "Heat of the Moment."
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U.S., EU To Apply More Sanctions Pressure On Belarus 'Soon,' U.S. Envoy Says
Radio Free Europe recaps the recent Wilson Center event with U.S. Special Envoy to Belarus Julie Fisher.
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White House Sets Low Expectations for Biden-Xi Summit
Robert Daly, Kissinger Institute Director speaks with Voice of America.
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How a focus on climate change could assist with U.S. national security policies
Sherri Goodman joins "CBSN AM" to discuss the COP26 conference and its implications.
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Sue Mi Terry Appointed Director of the Hyundai Motor Korea Foundation Center
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars today announced the appointment of Dr. Sue Mi Terry as Director of the Center’s Hyundai Motor-Korea Foundation Center for Korean History and Public Policy.
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Biden Needs to Overhaul the U.S. Strategy Toward Latin America. This Is How.
Benjamin Gedan writes there is no time to spare in introducing a more generous U.S. approach.
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A Greek shipping port and China's major global infrastructure push
Kissinger Institute Director Robert Daly shares his thoughts on "NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt."
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Opinion: Why the Nobel Peace Prize award is a huge blow to Facebook
In the Washington Post, Global Fellow Nina Jankowicz writes that, in an era when attacks on the press have been increasing, Ressa and Muratov are a reminder of the critical role the Fourth Estate plays in upholding democracy. But Ressa’s win has another dimension as well: It also is an indictment of the failings of Facebook
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Political Parties are not Monoliths
Aaron Jones on why, despite holding the presidency and a majority in the House, the party struggles to pass its agenda.
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WhatsApp outage highlights the scale of its worldwide use
Benjamin Gedan spoke with Marketplace's Sabri Ben-Achour
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Highway bill's long and winding road
In The Hill, Don Wolfensberger looks at the path the President's infrastructure bill has taken.
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How Meng Wanzhou’s release can still be a big win for Canada and the US
Christopher Sands and Robert Daly analyze how, for the US, a chance has been created to strengthen its key alliance with Canada.
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Quad Looks to Cement Its Resurgence in Washington
Michael Kugelman writes in Foreign Policy, the first in-person leaders’ summit shows how far the group has come after nearly two decades of irrelevance.
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Capitulation Will Only Embolden the Maduro Regime
Eddy Acevedo writes in The National Review that bringing an end to the dictatorship cannot wait until 2024.
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Christopher Sands Previews Canadian Elections and U.S.-Canadian Relations
Canada Institute Director Christopher Sands joined C-SPAN's "Washington Journal."
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North Korean Missile Was A 'Cleverly Calculated Test'
Jean Lee joined NPR's Mary Louise Kelly on "All Things Considered" to talk about the latest developments in North Korea.
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Two Decades After 9/11, Are We Safer?
Jane Harman joined NPR's Greg Myre on "Weekend Edition Saturday" to talk about her experiences on September 11th, 2001, including the U.S. responses over the last 20 years.
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