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Incremental Progress Made in Fourth IPEF Round, Still a Ways to Go

CSIS's Erin Murphy and Aidan Arasasingham explore the fourth IPEF negotiating round held in Busan, South Korea. As IPEF partners continue to develop outcomes, expectations and stakes remain high for final agreements and domestic implementation.

Critical Questions by Erin L. Murphy and Aidan Arasasingham — July 20, 2023

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Incremental Progress Made in Fourth IPEF Round, Still a Ways to Go

CSIS's Erin Murphy and Aidan Arasasingham explore the fourth IPEF negotiating round held in Busan, South Korea. As IPEF partners continue to develop outcomes, expectations and stakes remain high for final agreements and domestic implementation.

Critical Questions by Erin L. Murphy and Aidan Arasasingham — July 20, 2023

Beyond AGOA: Building a Bigger Africa Policy

The United States should completely rethink some of the core tenants of U.S.-Africa policy and eliminate any contradictions and inconsistencies in its relations with African governments.

Commentary by Eliot Pence — July 18, 2023

Innovation Lightbulb: Critical Minerals and the U.S.-China Chip War

Following the announcement of impending Chinese export controls on gallium and germanium—two critical minerals in the production of advanced semiconductors—questions are circling about the effect these controls could have on U.S. chip supply chain resiliency and the broader U.S.-China technology competition.

Newsletter by Bailey Crane — July 14, 2023

Evaluating Europe's Economic Security Strategy

A new CSIS commentary evaluates a growing convergence in transatlantic approaches within an evolving geopolitical environment that increasingly centers policy around economic security issues.

Commentary by Federico Steinberg and Emily Benson — July 13, 2023

The Effect of Reference Pricing on Pharmaceutical Innovation

Though described by its proponents as an expedient means to lower the cost of pharmaceuticals, a recently proposed reference pricing scheme will cause long-term harm to the nation’s innovation system.

Blog Post by Bailey Crane — July 12, 2023

Assessing the Hiroshima Summit: A Conversation with Keiichi Ono

Just over one month after the G7 Hiroshima Summit, what progress has been made? Senior Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and G7 sherpa for Japan, Keiichi Ono, shares his reflections on the summit and the outlook for the future. 

Event by Christopher B. Johnstone and Stephanie Segal — July 7, 2023

The Energy Imperative for Southern Mexico

CSIS Americas Director Ryan C. Berg, Emiliano Polo, and Henry Ziemer identify energy security as key for southern Mexico to capture the economic opportunities presented by nearshoring.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg , Emiliano Polo , and Henry Ziemer — July 7, 2023

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How the CCP Finances its Global Ambitions

In this episode of Pekingology, Freeman Chair Jude Blanchette is joined by Zongyuan Zoe Liu, a fellow for international political economy at the Council on Foreign Relations and author of the new book Sovereign Funds: How the Communist Party of China Finances Its Global Ambitions. 

Podcast Episode by Jude Blanchette — July 6, 2023

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