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The success of Indian Americans in Silicon Valley is a familiar story, but we hear far less about those women who’ve made their mark. What can their journeys teach us about leadership—and about the role of heritage in shaping who we become? Kamini Ramani joins @MilanV on Grand Tamasha to discuss.
Listen here: grand-tamasha.simplecast.com…
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Gadi Eisenkot has been tasked with forming Israel's new government after the October elections. What comes next, and what makes Israeli elections so unusual? Sarah Yerkes explains.
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LIV Golf, an upstart competitor to the PGA, just shuttered — despite financial backing from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund. But for Saudi Arabia, was this investment doomed to fail from the beginning? @AndrewMLeber explains.
For more from Andrew on Saudi investments and Vision 2030, see here: carnegieendowment.org/resear…
As the speed and scale of AI innovation increases, how can governments respond in ways that promote safety without hampering progress?
A new report from Carnegie California, led by @Scott_R_Singer, lays out a "trust but verify" approach for implementing frontier AI policy: carnegieendowment.org/resear…
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The UN's peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara just ended. Why? What's next? And what does it mean for one of the world's most overlooked colonial conflicts? Sarah Yerkes explains.
For more on this from Sarah, see her recent piece for Emissary: carnegieendowment.org/emissa…
"It's like psychological warfare," says @CarnegieMEC's @mahamyahya of living under Israeli drones in Beirut.
Maha joined @JonKBateman on the latest episode of The World Unpacked to discuss why Lebanon's at such a pivotal moment, and why that matters for the world. Watch their full conversation here: youtube.com/watch?v=PrK1X7Nd…
With Democrats soon controlling the House and the Senate, President Trump has a narrow window to end the Iran war on his own terms.
@danbbaer explained, with @connellmcshane on @NewsNation: youtube.com/watch?v=uH4LDIZZ…
Caught between Israeli occupation and a weakened Hezbollah, Lebanon is at a precarious (and pivotal) moment. Its fate could signal the international order's future.
@CarnegieMEC's @mahamyahya joined @JonKBateman to explain, on The World Unpacked: youtube.com/watch?v=PrK1X7Nd…
The U.S. midterms gave Democrats the gavel and the purse. But the White House still pulls the strings.
Carnegie experts broke down what kind of impact the new Congress could make, from nuclear policy to international institutions: carnegieendowment.org/emissa…
Decisive wins in the midterms mean that the Democrats will control both the House and the Senate. While it won't be easy to force the White House's hand on foreign policy, they can check President Trump in three key ways.
@JenniferHWhite explains: carnegieendowment.org/emissa…
On this week’s episode of Grand Tamasha, @MilanV welcomes not one but two new Carnegie colleagues to the show!
@Mukherjee_Anit and @splalwani join to discuss U..S.-India relations, India’s defense and military reforms, and what Washington and New Delhi don’t understand about one another.
Listen here: grand-tamasha.simplecast.com…
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Nuclear threats from world leaders are on the rise. But whether or not people take these threats seriously depends, at least in part, on what they think of those leaders.
@Lauren_Sukin and Samuel Seitz explain: carnegieendowment.org/resear…
When voters head to the polls to vote in today's midterms, they might not be thinking about climate change. But climate issues go hand in hand with affordability — and the rising cost of home insurance is a clear example. @SarahLabo explains.
Ahead of tomorrow's midterm elections, how are Indian Americans voting? Will the Republican gains of 2024 hold?
Results from the latest Indian American Attitudes Survey offer a window into how Indian Americans are leaning following a rise in anti-Indian sentiment nationwide.
See more from @kharibiskut, Devesh Kapur, Annabel Miller, Andy Robaina, and @MilanV here: carnegieendowment.org/resear…
It's tempting to see AI as just a tech problem. But fundamentally, it's a political problem. On The World Unpacked, @NPCollapse and @JonKBateman break down why.
Full episode here: youtube.com/watch?v=zttXBCN-…
AI companies' posturing on regulation is confusing. But the confusion is the point, according to @NPCollapse. Connor explained, with @JonKBateman, on The World Unpacked.
See their full conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=zttXBCN-…
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Israel's elections commanded the world's attention this week. But with no clear winner yet, what should we actually make of the results? @AOD_PhD and @MarwanMuasher explained.
For more Carnegie analysis on what the elections could mean for the Middle East and the world, see here: carnegieendowment.org/emissa…
🎃 Spooky season is upon us! 🎃
We asked our experts to weigh in on the biggest potential scares in geopolitics... and their answers might surprise you. 👻
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How do we address the problem of superintelligent AI? The only solution, says @NPCollapse, is not to build it in the first place. He discussed with @JonKBateman on The World Unpacked.
Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=zttXBCN-…
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As global demand for oil and gas drops, Middle Eastern economies are taking a hit. They must make social, political, and regional changes.
@MarwanMuasher, Nur Arafeh, @ishacdiwan, and @meddeb_hamza explain.
More from @CarnegieMEC: carnegieendowment.org/middle…
