Carnegie Moscow Center
Civil society is one of the key pillars of democratic governance and countries aspiring for an inclusive and transparent political and economic process must empower civil society.
Resource scarcity is becoming a greater global priority as the potential for conflicts over energy, water, and land increases.
The successful test launch of India’s Agni-V has led some to worry that a space race may be forming.
With the upcoming U.S. presidential election and the 18th Party Congress in China, both countries are facing an important political year. The political climate in the region is influenced by a number of factors, including both countries' relationships with Taiwan.
As Central Asia plays a fundamental role in efforts to develop a peaceful and stable Afghanistan as well as a secure and prosperous region, the United States must continue to actively engage with Central Asian countries.
The October 2012 parliamentary elections in Ukraine will test the strength of new election legislation and the prospects for further democratization.
Establishing national unity and building the framework for a sustainable democratic government in Libya will be crucial tasks during the General National Congress' historic first months in power.
As aftershocks of the Arab Spring continue, Turkey struggles to define its role in a turbulent and rapidly changing Middle East.
China’s recent moves to solidify relations with Latin America are having important ramifications for the region’s ties with the United States.
As the global power balance continues to shift, India and the European Union seek to define their roles and strengthen their strategic partnership.