fFr relatively smaller Southeast Asian nations, multilateralism is simply too important to fail. Done right, it provides a perch of equality and effective cooperation for complex challenges that no one country–even a small group of powerful countries–can handle alone. 

A discussion on how Russia’s involvement in international organisations is impacting its strategic regional interests  

Join Stewart Patrick, senior fellow and director of Carnegie’s Global Order and Institutions program, Anne-Marie Slaughter, Richard Gowan, and Minh-Thu Pham for a deep dive into the rationale behind the Summit and what is—and is not—likely to be included in the Pact that emerges from it.

Overly generalized discussions on the emerging technology may be unproductive or even undermine consensus to reduce nuclear risks at a time when such consensus is desperately needed.

Its opinion, though nonbinding, shattered the entire framework for U.S. engagement on Israel-Palestine peace.

Fundamental questions complicate any steps to reforming these global economic institutions: Are they fully devoted and uniquely equipped to deal with development?