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  • Kenya Sunset http://www.flickr.com/photos/angela7/284804261/in/photostream/
    What Does the ICC Decision Mean for Kenya?
    Commentary
    By David W. Throup
    Jan 31, 2012

    What does the ruling by the International Criminal Court (ICC) mean for Kenya’s presidential election later this year, now that cases against two top aspirants—First Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and Kalenjin leader William Ruto—are to proceed to trial in The Hague?

    Human Rights, Governance
    Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa
  • Critical Questions for 2012
    Report
    By Jennifer G. Cooke, Bonnie S. Glaser, James Andrew Lewis, Clark A. Murdock, Janusz Bugajski, Frank A. Verrastro, Heather A. Conley, Richard Jackson, J. Stephen Morrison, Rick "Ozzie" Nelson, Meredith Broadbent, Anthony H. Cordesman, Arnaud de Borchgrave, Michael J. Green, Victor Cha, Jon B. Alterman, Andrew C. Kuchins, Ernest Z. Bower, Bulent Aliriza, Daniel F. Runde, Karl F. Inderfurth, Stephen Johnson, Robert D. Lamb, Stephen Flanagan, Sharon Squassoni, Johanna Nesseth Tuttle, William J. Garvelink
    Jan 6, 2012

    From international security and regional study to global challenges, CSIS experts will address many of the world's most difficult policy concerns and critical questions in 2012. To kick off the new year, we asked 25 of our scholars to identity what worries them most and what are the biggest opportunities in their respective areas of study.

    Defense and Security, International Security, Nuclear Weapons, Acquisition and Resources, Terrorism, Military Strategy, Homeland Security, Economic Development and Reconstruction, Food and Water, Demography, Energy and Climate Change, Markets and Trends, Alternative Energy, Security and Climate Change, Global Health, Human Rights, Technology, Space, Trade and Economics, Global Trends and Forecasting, Global Health Policy, HIV/AIDS, Media Analysis, Global Strategy, Cybersecurity, Regional Analysis, Governance, Technology Policy, Development Policy, Disaster Risk Reduction, Global Prosperity
    Afghanistan, Africa, Americas, Arctic, Caribbean, Caucasus, Central Asia, China, East Asia and the Pacific, Eastern Europe, Egypt, Europe, Gulf States, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel/Palestine, Japan, Korea, Middle East, NATO, North Africa, North America, Oceania, Pakistan, Russia, Russia and Eurasia, South America, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Turkey, Western Europe
  • MYANMAR (BIRMANIA-BURMA) BAGAN -SHWEZIGON PAYA \druidabruxux\http://www.flickr.com/photos/druidabruxux/2910306925/in/photostream/
    Why Go to Myanmar?
    Commentary
    By Ernest Z. Bower
    Nov 22, 2011

    Why should Hillary Clinton go to Myanmar? The short answer is to encourage the best chance at real political change in a country that effectively cloistered itself under harsh military rule for nearly five decades. Myanmar, or Burma, has been the virtual political ball and chain of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which it joined in 1997.

    Defense and Security, International Security, Economic Development and Reconstruction, Human Rights, Trade and Economics, Governance
    East Asia and the Pacific, Southeast Asia
  • Tunisian Election Photo http://www.flickr.com/photos/flashstef/6328742372/in/gallery-iang-72157628041023311/
    Middle East Notes and Comment: Politics of Piety
    Newsletter
    By Jon B. Alterman
    Nov 18, 2011

    Many in the United States—and in the Middle East—worry that religious extremists in the Arab world are on the cusp of something big. Across the region, groups that blend religion and politics are injecting more religion into more open politics.

    Defense and Security, International Security, Economic Development and Reconstruction, Human Rights, Governance
    Africa, North Africa
  • Saudi Youth: Unveiling the Force for Change
    Report
    By Edit Schlaffer, Ulrich Kropiunigg
    Nov 4, 2011

    The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been spared the unrest that recently swept many of its neighbors in the Middle East.

    Demography, Human Rights, Global Trends and Forecasting
    Gulf States, Middle East
  • Wider Europe, Fall 2011
    Newsletter
    By Janusz Bugajski
    Oct 21, 2011

    A Warning for Bosnia
    Excerpt "An insightful report just released by the U.S.-based Democratization Policy Council and the Sarajevo-based Atlantic Initiative issues a stern warning about renewed ethnic violence in Bosnia. The authors, who are seasoned Balkan analysts, are not predicting imminent violence, but their warnings need to be heeded by international actors who assume that the current status quo can last indefinitely."

    International Security, Human Rights, Regional Analysis
    Eastern Europe, Europe
  • Southern Sudanese Civilians Displaced by Increasing LRA Attacks by UN Photo Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/un_photo/3927440430/in/photostream/
    The Lord’s Resistance Army
    Critical Questions
    By Richard Downie
    Oct 18, 2011

    President Obama announced on October 14 that he was sending approximately 100 military advisers to central Africa to assist in efforts to neutralize one of the continent’s most notorious rebel groups, the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA).

    Defense and Security, International Security, Terrorism, Human Rights, Governance
    Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa
  • Children Participate in Anti-Dam Protest http://www.flickr.com/photos/internationalrivers/3789296879/in/photostream/
    Responding to Burmese Reform
    Commentary
    By Murray Hiebert, Greg Poling
    Oct 13, 2011

    Burma may be in the midst of the most significant political reform since the 1960s when the military seized control.  No one can be sure if these changes will take hold and how far they will go, but it is critical for the United States to recognize what is happening, encourage those pressing for change, and start to consider steps to help end the country’s decades of isolation.

    Defense and Security, International Security, Human Rights, Governance
    East Asia and the Pacific, Southeast Asia
  • Governance: The Blind Spot in China's Narrative
    Newsletter
    By Ernest Z. Bower
    Oct 6, 2011

    Australian political scientist Hugh White’s argument that the coming century will be dominated by China and that, therefore, the most rational foreign policy course for Australia and others to follow would be to recognize China’s dominance and align their countries accordingly has a gaping blind spot.

    Defense and Security, International Security, Human Rights, Trade and Economics, Governance
    East Asia and the Pacific, Oceania, Southeast Asia
  • Hemisphere Insider Volume I, Issue 5- September 2011
    Newsletter
    By Stephen Johnson, Johanna Mendelson Forman, Caitlin Watson, Sebastian Arandia
    Sep 29, 2011

    UP CLOSE: Venezuela's Midas Moves, Post 9/11 U.S.-Hemispheric Relations

    PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS: Security and Democracy in Central America, Disaster Response in the Dominican Republic

    IN BRIEF: Mexico, Colombia, Oil and Trade Updates

    International Security, Energy and Climate Change, Alternative Energy, Human Rights, Trade and Economics, Global Trends and Forecasting, Global Strategy, Regional Analysis, Governance
    Americas
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