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Rethinking African Youth
By 2050, one-quarter of the world's population will be African. With a diverse and expanding youth population, Africa ...
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Are Chinese Ports in Latin America Preferred by Organized Crime?
CSIS Americas deputy director and senior fellow Christopher Hernandez-Roy argues that PRC-owned and operated ports contain ...
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Strategic Equilibrium: The United States’ Manufacturing Resurgence and the Role of Natural Gas in a Carbon-Competitive World
Energy security, affordability, and carbon intensity are key factors for U.S. economic competitiveness. Against expanding ...
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Mexico’s Telecommunications Sector Competitiveness amid a Changing Economic Landscape
CSIS Americas Director Ryan Berg, Michael Ferguson, and Henry Ziemer examine the state of play in Mexico's information ...
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Friendshoring vs. Onshoring
This week, the Scholl Chair summarizes his thoughts from the Department of Commerce's Supply Chain Summit and looks at what ...
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The Middle East’s View of the “China Model”
China does not seek to replace or outcompete the United States in the Middle East. Instead, China is working to untie the ...
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Observations on the War in Ukraine: Impressions from Our Visit
Authors Daniel Byman and Elizabeth Hoffman offer five key takeaways from their recent trip to wartime Ukraine. They explore ...