Carnegie Moscow Center
A conversation between Natalie Nougayrède and his Excellency Yukiya Amano, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency. | VIDEO | TRANSCRIPT
The Nunn-Lugar Award was established in 2012 in honor of U.S. Senators Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar, who were also the award's first recipients. | VIDEO
The 2015 NPT Review Conference promises to be highly contentious with a number of unresolved issues, including Russia’s violation of the Budapest Memorandum. How are these issues likely to play out in New York when the Review Conference convenes in April 2015 and what is the probable outcome? | VIDEO | TRANSCRIPT
Peter Lavoy interviewed Lieutenant General Khalid Kidwai, advisor to Pakistan’s National Command Authority. | VIDEO | TRANSCRIPT
What commitments should the United States be prepared to offer? What practical steps should be taken to help address perceived threats? How central should U.S. nuclear weapons, as opposed to conventional or non-military capabilities, be in extended deterrence planning? | AUDIO | TRANSCRIPT
What kind of commitments do U.S. allies want? What practical steps do they believe would help to address perceived threats? And to what extent should these commitments and steps involve U.S. nuclear weapons as opposed to conventional or non-military capabilities? | VIDEO | TRANSCRIPT
Youth radicalization has become a global concern, as scores of young Europeans flock from the continent to join the ranks of extremist groups like the Islamic State.
After four years of work, stakeholders are now approaching the “stabilization” phase of the Syrian crisis.
As the Syrian crisis enters its fourth year, the situation continues to become more difficult for refugees, host communities, and donors. Among Syrian refugees, youth are one of the most critically affected groups.
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace hosted a discussion on transatlantic energy security.