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on: Atlantic Council, 3:00 PM. As the Dominican Republic prepares to host the IDB annual meeting and the sixth Energy and Climate Partnership of the Americas (ECPA) Ministerial Meetings in March and the tenth Summit of the Americas in 2025, the year ahead presents a unique opportunity to spotlight stride

ndian Ocean regions are critical for America's national security interests and will be key to countering China's military and economic rise through a United States—led Indo-Pacific coalition. As part of this coalition, the US has placed a strategic bet on India, demonstrated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Mo

te podcast for a special discussion on what to expect from North Korea in 2024. The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Ellen Kim and feature Dr. Victor Cha, Senior Vice President and Korea Chair at CSIS. During this episode, Dr. Kim and Dr. Cha will discuss the Korea Chair's latest publication, Slow Boi

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," added FBI Baltimore Special Agent in Charge William J. DelBagno. "Working together, we took custody of one of the highest-ranking gang members in the United States." Senate Democrats Warn of 'Brain Drain' in DOJ Immigration Focus Bloomberg (03/03, Monyak) reported that Senate Democrats raised concerns to Attor

0 AM. Please join the Impossible State podcast for a discussion on South Korea's ongoing political crisis. The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Victor Cha and features Mr. Eunjoong Kim, Washington correspondent of the Chosun Ilbo, and Ms. Yoojin Kim, Washington correspondent of the Kyunghyang Daily Ne

on: Atlantic Council, 3:00 PM. As the Dominican Republic prepares to host the IDB annual meeting and the sixth Energy and Climate Partnership of the Americas (ECPA) Ministerial Meetings in March and the tenth Summit of the Americas in 2025, the year ahead presents a unique opportunity to spotlight stride

ndian Ocean regions are critical for America's national security interests and will be key to countering China's military and economic rise through a United States—led Indo-Pacific coalition. As part of this coalition, the US has placed a strategic bet on India, demonstrated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Mo

te podcast for a special discussion on what to expect from North Korea in 2024. The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Ellen Kim and feature Dr. Victor Cha, Senior Vice President and Korea Chair at CSIS. During this episode, Dr. Kim and Dr. Cha will discuss the Korea Chair's latest publication, Slow Boi

ted, "crime estimates will fill in the gaps where data is not available." The author explained that getting a grip on what's happening with crime in the United States over the past few years is considerably more difficult than politicians, government officials, and journalists tend to acknowledge. Back to Top IN

s bases — Thursday, September 19, 2024. Location: Brooking Institution, 3:00 PM. What challenges and risks do Chinese and Russian bases pose to the United States' military strategy? How do the great powers' military postures interact and with what consequences for regional and global security? In their latest

t can we expect from North Korea for the rest of 2024? And how will North Korea react to a new U.S. administration in 2025? Joining Mark Lippert and Victor Cha to discuss this and more are Dr. Jung Pak, former Senior Official for the DPRK, Mr. Sydney Seiler, former national intelligence officer for North K

e that stage for both good and ill. No matter how long it lasts, the eclipse of the Arabs will carry important consequences for the Middle East and the United States' interests there. For decades, Egypt, Iraq and Syria, cooperating at times but competing for influence and power always, shaped the Arab world's po

itself vulnerable to criticism for retreating from its original position. But the cost is minimal for the United States and could be worth it, says Victor Cha, a former White House Asia adviser, now at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. "On one hand, you could say with the food aid that