Bashar al-Assad of Syria Has Been Ousted From Power
Spot analysis from Carnegie scholars on events relating to the Middle East and North Africa.
· December 9, 2024
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Only China can now Lead the World on Climate
The US has an irretrievably split personality on global environmental issues.
The Global Consequences of Yoon’s Martial Law Gambit
While the focus has been on Seoul’s domestic crisis, Yoon may also have done serious damage to his country’s alliance with the United States, as well as his emphasis on democratic defense of shared values.
· December 4, 2024
What Role Will the U.S. Play in the World?
What Donald Trump's foreign policy may look like in the second administration, and its implications for Europe.
Political Upheaval in South Korea Rattles Texas' Korean Community
How recent tumult in South Korea shocked the Korean community in Texas.
Dissent, Protest, and Palestine-Israel: Restrictions on Civic Space During Violent Conflict
December 3, 2024
Join the Carnegie Endowment’s Middle East program for a panel discussion moderated by Ishaan Tharoor, a Washington Post global affairs columnist, featuring editors of the new volume and legal scholars examining the book’s major findings and wider implications for speech and protest on college campuses and beyond.
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- Zaha Hassan,
- H.A. Hellyer,
- Marwan Muasher,
- Maya Berry,
- Mona Shtaya,
- Frederick Lawrence,
- Ishaan Tharoor,
- Kenneth Stern
A Table for Five: What to Expect From Each Player at Ukraine Peace Talks
Ukraine, the United States, NATO, and Russia each must come away from the negotiations with something of value—regarding security, economics, and the oh-so-important political coin, saving face.
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