Carnegie Moscow Center
Outer space opens the door to both competition and cooperation between nations.
China and India’s economic growth have provided both states with closer ties to their neighbors and an increased capacity to shape the region’s future.
As the United States undertakes its strategic rebalancing to the Asia Pacific, Chinese and Indian views are of particular importance to Washington.
China and India have flourished thanks to the existing economic and geopolitical international order, yet neither nation is fully content with the status quo.
The rise of China and India as major world powers promises to test the established global order in the coming decades.
The revolution of unconventional oils has not only reshaped the policy space surrounding petroleum, but has shifted entire fuel paradigms.
As countries embrace the vast discoveries of unconventional oil deposits, they must make policy and regulation choices that reflect both the public and private sectors.
Pulitzer Prize winner Steve Coll gave the keynote address on how to convince oil companies to address climate change.
A boom of unconventional oil discoveries has forced financiers, economists, and policymakers to re-evaluate the shifting energy market and the potential for a price on carbon.