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9 sept.
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15/12/2021

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World Reacts to Trump Win, Israel’s Gaza Aid Deadline Nears, Azerbaijan’s Climate Summit, and More

World leaders express hopes for cooperation with the United States after former President Donald Trump’s comeback election win; Israel faces a deadline to increase humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip or risk restrictions on U.S. military funding; Azerbaijan prepares to host the twenty-ninth UN climate conference (COP29) as concerns grow that climate targets could fall short; and Moldova’s election spurs hopes of European Union ties. Mentioned on the Podcast Clea Caulcutt, Barbara Moens, Nicholas Vinocur, “Macron to Europe: We Need to Become ‘Omnivores’ After Trump’s Victory,” Politico Alice Hill, “COP29 Summit in Baku: What to Expect,” CFR.org “Trump and the Future of American Power: A Conversation With Stephen Kotkin,” Foreign Affairs For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The World Next Week at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/twnw/world-reacts-trump-win-israels-gaza-aid-deadline-nears-azerbaijans-climate-summit-and-more

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30 min
13 SEPT.

Congress’s Funding Battle, Iran Sends Missiles to Russia, Orbán Defies the EU, and More

The U.S. Congress returns from its summer recess to try to pass a budget for federal discretionary programs before the fiscal year ends and avoid a government shutdown; the United States and other Western allies accuse Iran of transferring ballistic missiles to Russia, raising concerns over intensified strikes on Ukraine; Hungary faces a second deadline to pay a $221 million fine for breaking European Union asylum law, which President Viktor Orbán remains unwilling to follow; and China gifts Cambodia two newly built Type 056 corvette warships, raising questions about Beijing’s naval ambitions. Mentioned on the Podcast Zongyuan Zoe Liu, “Tracking China’s Control of Overseas Ports,” CFR.org For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The World Next Week at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/twnw/congresss-funding-battle-iran-sends-missiles-russia-orban-defies-eu-and-more

13 sept.

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31 min
27/05/2022

Hip-Hop Diplomacy

Hip-hop is a phenomenon that has captured hearts around the world. Its musical form ranges from party anthems to critical social commentary. But the genre plays another role: it is an influential soft-power tool for the United States. Like its predecessors jazz and rock, hip-hop is utilized by the U.S. State Department to connect with young minds, and its unique ability to inspire goodwill toward the United States offers a significant advantage over adversaries such as China and Russia. How did hip-hop become a go-to diplomatic instrument? Toni Blackman (Alumni Outreach Director, Next Level) Mark Katz (John P. Barker Distinguished Professor of Music and Director of Graduate Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) For an episode transcript and show notes, visit us at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/hip-hop-diplomacy

27/05/2022

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30 min
23/04/2020

COVID-19 Update: How to Reopen Society as Soon and Safely as Possible

CFR Events Audio

23/04/2020

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04/01/2023

Religion and Foreign Policy Webinar: The Protests in Iran

CFR Religion and Foreign Policy

04/01/2023

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15/03/2023

Religion and Foreign Policy Webinar: Religion and Technology

CFR Religion and Foreign Policy

15/03/2023

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26/01/2023

Religion and Foreign Policy Webinar: Lula's Presidency and the Future of Brazil

CFR Religion and Foreign Policy

26/01/2023

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16/04/2020

COVID-19 and Trade

CFR Events Audio

16/04/2020

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20/11/2019

STEMinism

Women and girls are excluded from career paths in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This gender gap is causing the world to lose out on “the genius of half the population,” according to former U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith.

20/11/2019

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24 min
12/08/2020

Why We Need International Students

For decades international students enjoyed bipartisan support in the U.S., with strong consensus that they fueled American innovation, job creation and competitiveness. But in recent years the pipeline of international students has come under threat, and other nations are seizing the opportunity to take in the world’s brightest students. Featured Guests: Esther D. Brimmer (Executive Director and CEO of NAFSA) Edward Alden (Senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations; the Ross distinguished visiting professor at Western Washington University) For an episode transcript and show notes, visit us at cfr.org/podcasts/why-we-need-international-students

12/08/2020

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31 min

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