Carnegie Moscow Center
While climate change presents common threats to the security, economy, and environment of the European Union and United States, Brussels and Washington have taken significantly different approaches to capping greenhouse gas emissions.
Modernization is one of the Kremlin’s stated priorities, but Russia faces a number of challenges as it seeks to modernize its economic and political processes.
The lack of constitutional framework and governance in both the West Bank and Gaza prevents the reconstruction of the security sector in an efficient and democratic manner. This growing trend of authoritarianism threatens the ability to achieve Palestinian statehood.
After a relatively short-lived decline during the Great Recession, international food prices have soared again and reached a record-high in recent months. This price surge, coupled with a dramatic spike in the price of oil, is causing great hardship for the world’s poor households.
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Turmoil in the Middle East has injected huge uncertainty into oil markets. Could unrest spread to Saudi Arabia, Iran, or others in the region and disrupt oil supplies? What will be the consequences for the global recovery? What can policy makers do?
U.S. and Russian officials with responsibility for arms control discuss what is next on the arms control agenda and how the administrations in Moscow and Washington intend to pursue progress toward disarmament.
Where is the Obama administration's nuclear agenda two years after the Prague speech, one year after the Washington Nuclear Security Summit, and after the challenging ratification of the New START Treaty?
The United States needs realistic policies to confront 21st century threats, potentially including maintaining the stability of a strong nuclear deterrent.