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Now, the United States has abandoned its previous support for the determination for the Sahrawi people and simply affirmed that Western Sahara is part of Morocco. In exchange, Morocco has begun to establish formal diplomatic ties with Israel
Expert details what the increasing economic integration of the region has meant that the U.S. faces the threat of marginalization and relegation to a unidimensional role as a security provider.
Ten years ago, a Tunisian street vendor set himself on fire, sparking a revolutionary wave that became known as the Arab Spring. While the protests led to the toppling of longtime dictators in the Middle East, they also foreshadowed a number of civil wars still raging today. So what went wrong?
A discussion of how hackers were able to gain access to U.S. governmental agencies.
Rudra Chaudhuri in conversation with Nick Clegg, vice president, Global Affairs and Communications, Facebook, at the first edition of 'Facebook Fuel for India.'
S. Jaishankar, external affairs minister of India, and William J. Burns, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, discuss the role of technology in foreign policy at Carnegie India's Global Technology Summit 2020. The conversation was moderated by Rudra Chaudhuri.
Renu Pall, Nandini Kannan, Jay Gullish, Modan Saha, and Rudra Chaudhuri discuss the future of India-U.S. digital collaboration at Carnegie India's Global Technology Summit 2020.
The U.S. Secretary of the Navy recently announced the intent to re-establish the U.S. First Fleet in the Indo-Pacific region.
A discussion of China’s growing conventional missile arsenal and the associated implications for military strategy and security in the Indo-Pacific region.
What does America First mean for Joe Biden and his foreign policy vision?