Category: In the News

Bociurkiw in CNN Opinon: In the absence of other world leaders, Biden grasps his G20 moment

By Atlantic Council

The Nuclear Energy Policy Summit was recognized by Gulf Business

Rich Outzen joins WION News to discuss POTUS-Netanyahu meeting on the sidelines of UNGA

Aronsson and Deni in Golos Ameriki (Voice of America) discussing Russia as a strategic threat to the West

By Lisa Aronsson, John R. Deni

On September 19, Transatlantic Security Initiative nonresident senior fellows Lisa Aronsson and John Deni were quoted in Golos Ameriki (Voice of America) discussing Russia as a strategic threat to the West (text in Russian).  

CBDC tracker cited and Kumar quoted by Rest of World on Soramitsu and Southeast Asian CBDCs

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Klain in the Byline Times: Beyond Ukraine’s Western Allies, Condemnation of Putin has Been Lacking. Can Ukraine Appeal to the Global South?

By Atlantic Council

Cynkin quoted in VOA regarding Republican presidential candidates’ North Korea policy

On September 18, IPSI nonresident senior fellow Thomas Cynkin spoke to VOA Korea about Republican presidential candidates’ stances on North Korea. He explained that it is too early on the campaign trail to predict how candidates would direct North Korea policy if elected, as candidates are focusing mostly on domestic policy at this stage.

Cynkin interviewed by Yonhap News on intelligence approaches to Russia-North Korea partnership

On September 17, IPSI nonresident senior fellow Thomas Cynkin was quoted in Yonhap News. Cynkin suggested that the United States may benefit from declassifying and disclosing more information related to trade activity between North Korea and Russia, as it did with intelligence on Russian military action prior to the invasion of Ukraine. He explained that […]

Mühleisen quoted by Axios on the importance of government spending to address inequality

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Senior Fellow Carla Norllof authored Project Syndicate piece on why dollar hegemony is likely to continue.

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