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The CSIS Indo-Pacific Forecast 2026 examines political and security dynamics involving allies and partners. Panelists assess the likelihood of various leaders gaining domestic power, highlighting Japan's potential snap election and the implications for regional geopolitics. Discussions cover advancements in U.S. securi...
The podcast centers on the U.S.-Japan Alliance, assessing its current state and future direction under new leadership in both countries, focusing on deterrence, cybersecurity, and Indo-Pacific partnerships. It highlights concerns about the U.S.'s commitment to the alliance, particularly regarding Taiwan, and explores J...
The Energy Shots podcast episode "Oil Steal or Oil Deal?" examines the potential revitalization of the Venezuelan oil industry under U.S. direction, focusing on both existing and future oil production. The discussion highlights Venezuela's vast oil reserves, which are largely untapped due to political instability and i...
In this episode of the AI Policy Podcast, host Greg Allen interviews Chris McGuire, a Senior Fellow for China and Emerging Technologies at the Council on Foreign Relations. McGuire, formerly of the National Security Council and State Department, discusses the complexities of AI, semiconductors, and U.S.-China relations...
This podcast episode focuses on domestic and international mineral security, with discussions on the White House's vision for minerals, permitting, financing, and the role of copper security. It explores mineral diplomacy, taking cues from China's foreign policy approach to securing minerals globally. The episode featu...
This podcast features a panel discussion and fireside chats centered on critical minerals, mineral security, and supply chains, particularly focusing on the U.S.'s position in the global market. The discussions cover the challenges and opportunities in achieving mineral dominance, including permitting issues, market vo...
In this interview, Jensen Huang discusses NVIDIA's role as a platform company at the base of a five-layer AI stack, comprising energy, chips, infrastructure, AI models, and applications. He addresses the competitive landscape with China, highlighting their strengths in energy, infrastructure build-out, and open-source ...
In this episode of "The Impossible State" podcast, Dr. Victor Cha hosts a discussion with Dr. Zenobia Chan and Henrietta Levin about China's strategic ambitions. The conversation begins with Henrietta Levin's analysis of a recent Trump-Xi meeting, highlighting potential shifts in the U.S.-China relationship. Dr. Chan p...
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