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Online conversation hosted by Carnegie's American Statecraft and South Asia Programs featuring contributing authors Catherine Fieschi, Federico Merke, and Zsuzsanna Végh on how right-wing populism is shaping middle-power diplomacy. Part of a new series; registration link provided.
Launch discussion for Carnegie's series 'The Populist Turn in Middle Power Diplomacy' with Christopher Chivvis in conversation with Catherine Fieschi, Federico Merke, and Zsuzsanna Végh about how middle-power populists are reshaping foreign policy.
A live Carnegie Connects conversation with Aaron David Miller and Helima Croft about the geopolitics and economics of the U.S.-Iran war and its impact on global oil supply, prices, and energy security.
Book launch and discussion of From Sovereigns to Servants by Alexandra Prokopenko, with a moderated conversation and audience Q&A. Max Seddon (Financial Times) will moderate and the author will discuss Russian elites, the economy, and implications for Western policy.