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What can Nicaragua and Colombia teach us about Venezuela’s path to democracy? @leopoldolopez explored lessons from both countries and the challenges facing Venezuela’s military transition. A clear plan will be critical to overcoming fractures and building a democratic future
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Oct 20
The race to host the 2036 Olympics is on. Seven countries are vying to host the Summer Games. Visiting Fellow Joshua Peng explores the bids, the geopolitical stakes, and how the IOC’s new selection process could shape the future of the Olympics.
Open for Bidding: The 2036 Olympic Games
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Oct 14
The next U.S.-China chip contest may be fought over light. Research Fellow @SunnyCheungky examines how photonics and optical networking are reshaping the AI race and why securing critical supply chains will be key to U.S. technological leadership.
The Next US–China Chip Contest Runs through the Light and Photon Layer
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Oct 2
The race for physical AI is accelerating. Research Fellow @SunnyCheungky examines how advances in world models are reshaping robotics, why China is making rapid progress, and what is at stake for the United States.
World Models and the Robot Race: The Case for a Measurement Strategy
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Sep 30
Sanctions relief has opened a path toward Syria’s economic recovery, but rebuilding investor confidence will require more than lifting sanctions. Jill Jermano examines the risks still facing Syria’s reconstruction and the steps needed to support investment
The Limits of Sanctions Relief for Syria’s Reconstruction
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