Today, we celebrate the release of our 300th episode of #GrandTamasha. To discuss the latest on policy & politics from India--plus what has changed (and what hasn't) since we began the show in 2019--I'm joined by regular guests @dhume & @tanvi_madan https://t.co/PfCEoc7Tb3
In the U.S., there’s been a noticeable uptick in online anti-Indian racism – notably a recent viral post targeting students at UT Austin.
But how does all this online racism translate to real life, and how are Indian Americans responding? @MilanV explained, based on the Indian American Attitudes Survey.
Existential threats that AI could pose have set off widespread panic. How much of that panic is actually warranted?
@mattsheehan88 weighed in for @nytimes, with @ezraklein.
A banner week for our team at @CarnegieEndow, @CarnegieChina, and #CarnegieAsia (our worldwide Asia team) on China, AI, and tech. Don't miss my teammates @mattsheehan88 on the @ezraklein show talking China and AI and @damienics on the @Kerissilicon podcast. We also have a major AI-related product release coming from @CarnegieChina that will be incredibly exciting. Stay tuned!
Sheehan:
https://t.co/zgu8jKvV54
Ma:
https://t.co/08euTL8PVo
1/ In light of overtly racist posts about Indian Americans attending @UTAustin, a few data points from @CarnegieEndow's Indian American Attitudes Survey on their social & political attitudes. This is joint work with @kharibiskut & Devesh Kapur.
The media landscape is changing in new, often dramatic ways. Nonprofit organizations risk getting left behind.
@noUpside, @RachelKleinfeld, and Margot Treadwell break down what's going on and outline key strategies to move forward: https://t.co/nTOCUNpXEd
CIA Director Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow last week was evidence of the dangerous and growing enmeshment of the Iran and Ukraine conflicts. Both are getting worse and going nowhere at the same time, and Trump is steering into the storm, not out of it. New piece in @guardian
https://t.co/m64MuH3CnC
We kick off Season 16 of #GrandTamasha with a conversation w/ economist Vidya Mahambare (@mahambare_vidya) on the economic drivers of this summer's Gen Z protests. https://t.co/pwqQdBKewU
🚨🚨@carnegienpp is hiring for a research assistant!
Great entry level opportunity to gain substantive experience of nuclear policy.
Deadline is next Tuesday, August 18.
If this sounds like you, please apply!
https://t.co/JMUNbQXeCn
When the U.S. uses its power too much, what signal does that send to adversaries — and to allies? @dandrezner explains, based on his piece for @CEIPStatecraft's Future of American Power project.
‼️We are hiring a research assistant - applications close August 18th. This is an opportunity to join our team and do meaningful work at the intersection of nonproliferation, deterrence, and nuclear energy. https://t.co/vqG2vV0B1E
Russia, for the most part, is gaining only minimal ground in Ukraine. But that might not be the picture that Putin's getting. @KofmanMichael explained on @onedecisionpod.
New from @CChivvis, @rohan_mukh + me: How Populist Middle Powers Are—and Are Not—Reshaping Global Politics
This is the culmination of our year-long series on the populist turn in middle power diplomacy https://t.co/wW3YJARFwr
Read all 7 case studies here https://t.co/PtaFnTDBlJ
I returned from another research trip to Ukraine’s front with colleagues @KofmanMichael@konrad_muzyka . Ukraine is fighting effectively, and Russia is increasing pressure on priority sectors in Donetsk during peak offensive season. Observations below ⬇️
Will AI actually take our jobs? Should we really be worried about Chinese models? And what can we learn from 19th century English craftsmen?
@bcmerchant joins @JonKBateman to discuss on the latest episode of The World Unpacked. Watch here: https://t.co/x7istW6Hyy
.@carnegieendow@ceipstatecraft Join me Wednesday August 5 10-1045 with two of best Russia analysts onb the planet @andrewsweiss@MassDara to talk about the war - where we are and where we're going. Register here: https://t.co/8sJgBroHWs
Trump has been searching for a knockout punch or a quick deal to end the war. An undeterred Tehran is playing the long game, driven by resistance, revenge, and revolutionary ideology. CNN with @kaitlancollins
It was a privilege to co-chair the incredible 34th Australian American Leadership Dialogue—my family for more than two decades and always the best, driven by the inspirational Julie Singer Scanlan and former Speaker Tony Smith. An amazing few days among very special Australian and American friends and colleagues. The United States and Australia have everything to gain from a vastly enhanced alliance. And despite some differences, as well as defense strategies that are closely aligned but by no means identical, they have moved affirmatively over the last fifteen years toward broader and more multilayered partnerships with each other and third parties not just in the security domain but on critical minerals, supply chains, and research and development on emerging and foundational technologies, spurred in part by @the_AALD combining innovators, creatives, and the talents of people from diverse professional backgrounds and experiences to fashion solutions to an ever widening set of technological, security, and economic challenges. In this 75th anniversary year of ANZUS and 250th birthday year of the United States, what is needed to ensure an alliance fit for purpose is ambition combined with empathy—and social license from the public to meet the increasingly challenging realities the two countries face. An incredibly unique, special, and important forum.
In October 1986, the world stood closer to peace, or annihilation, than ever before. Join @carnegienpp and @georgtownsfs for a special screening event for #TheBrinkofWar, a new film telling the true story of Reagan, Gorbachev, and the Reykjavik Summit.
@juliaioffe will moderate a discussion with @PerkovichG, Keir Lieber, Michael Russell Gunn, and Tyle Zacharia following the film.
July 22, 5pm ET, RSVP: https://t.co/PxpwPOwonR