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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 11/06/2026

Read more from Avril about why she’s joining Carnegie and from Jane Hartley, Carnegie’s board chair. carnegieendowment.org/posts/2026/0...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 11/06/2026

We’re delighted to announce Avril Haines as the next president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. One of the most respected national security leaders of her generation, Avril brings a deep commitment to public service and the values at the heart of our mission.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 13/04/2026

Hungary's Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party suffered a landslide defeat in elections this weekend, ending his 16 years as the country's Prime Minister. How did we get here, and why is it so important? Thomas Carothers explained.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 10/04/2026

The Artemis II crew splashes down to Earth tonight. But NASA missions aren't the only things getting attention in space. @nktpnd.bsky.social joins Noah Tan to unpack the concept of nuclear weapons in space (and why it's a bad idea).

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 08/04/2026

The ceasefire in Iran appears to be a step forward, but it hasn't brought the war to a close. @andrewleber.bsky.social weighed in.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 07/04/2026

President Trump's threats to Iran this morning open the door to potential violations of the Geneva Conventions. Stewart Patrick weighed in.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 25/03/2026

President Trump’s return to the White House raises big questions for India’s foreign policy strategy. Where is India reshaping its approach – and where is it not? A new Carnegie compilation, edited by @milanv.bsky.social, explores these questions. Read here: carnegieendowment.org/research/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 05/03/2026

They conclude “if the United States wants to stop plunging into Middle East wars, it needs to value its own interests more than it hates its old enemies.”

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 16/01/2026

While President Trump’s plan for Venezuela is a serious departure from decades of previous U.S. policy, it has roots in a model from the early 20th century. And that doesn’t look good. @oliverstuenkel.bsky.social and @alsfeinberg.bsky.social explain ⬇️

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 15/01/2026

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace announced today that President Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar, its tenth president, will step down in July 2026 after nearly five years of service. Read the full announcement here: carnegieendowment.org/posts/2026/0...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 22/12/2025

ICYMI: @sarahlabo.bsky.social discussed the state of FEMA and its possible paths forward with Deanne Criswell, Pete Gaynor, Michael Coen, and Danielle Aymond. Read the takeaways here: carnegieendowment.org/emissary/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 08/12/2025

🧵 In 2025, people around the world took to the streets to protest their governments. Why? @carnegiedcg.bsky.social’s Thomas Carothers and Judy Lee broke down the main drivers, with the help of the Global Protest Tracker. See more: carnegieendowment.org/emissary/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 01/12/2025

As 2025 draws to a close, it’s clear that Congress is now overshadowed by the other two branches of government. What could – or should – come next? @vanhollen.senate.gov joins Aaron David Miller to discuss. Dec. 8, 12:30pm EST, live online. RSVP: carnegieendowment.org/events/2025/...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 01/12/2025

Countries can grow to a certain extent under dictatorship. But cultural leadership requires democracy, says @rachelkleinfeld.bsky.social, which is hampered by intense concentration of wealth and power. See Rachel’s full remarks at #HFX2025: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fvg-...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 31/10/2025

Nuclear weapons testing as it is now isn’t the same kind of testing that conjures images of mushroom clouds. But what it could be in light of President Trump’s recent news, says @nktpnd.bsky.social, is “a completely different ballpark.” Ankit explains on @cnn.com with @jimsciutto.bsky.social.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 31/10/2025

President Trump’s directive to test nuclear weapons “on an equal basis” caused widespread alarm. But is the U.S. actually about to start testing nuclear weapons again? The reality of the situation is a bit murkier than it may seem. @jamiekwong.bsky.social explains.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 29/10/2025

The human-technology relationship has followed a similar pattern since ancient times. Is history doomed to repeat itself? Join @lageneralista.bsky.social and @verambergen.bsky.social to discuss questions like this – & Alicia’s book! Nov 5, 4pm EST, hybrid carnegieendowment.org/events/2025/...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 29/09/2025

As the Trump administration moves to shrink FEMA, disaster-torn communities, like St. Louis, struggle to recover without adequate federal aid. @sarahlabo.bsky.social explained one way the administration is holding aid back, for @wsj.com: www.wsj.com/politics/pol...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 26/09/2025

ICYMI: This week, the bipartisan Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation and U.S. National Security (convened by Carnegie, @nti.org, and @belfercenter.bsky.social) released its full report on preventing disaster under a new nuclear era. Read the full report here: carnegieendowment.org/research/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 12/09/2025

Across the Middle East, Israel’s strikes on Qatar have raised questions– among them whether the region can rely on the U.S. for protection. Amr Hamzawy, Sarah Yerkes, @andrewleber.bsky.social, and Marwan Muasher share more: carnegieendowment.org/emissary/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 12/09/2025

The Trump administration’s condemnation of Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro’s conviction is just the latest in a string of attacks on judges at home and abroad. @carnegiedcg.bsky.social’s Thomas Carothers, for @washingtonpost.com: www.washingtonpost.com/national-sec...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 26/08/2025

As Friday marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, survivors and experts warn that the Trump administration’s cuts to FEMA may leave the agency as unprepared as it was in 2005, with states like Louisiana facing the greatest impact.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 21/08/2025

President Trump’s meetings with Putin and Zelensky have brought security guarantees for Ukraine back in the limelight. But without a clear commitment from allies, these guarantees don't mean much, says Eric Ciaramella. Full article in @nytimes.com: www.nytimes.com/2025/08/21/w...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 18/08/2025

Around the world, governments and corporations treat climate protests more and more like criminal activity. @berglundoscar.bsky.social ‬explains three key ways activists respond. More in his latest paper in Carnegie’s new series on climate activism: carnegieendowment.org/research/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 13/08/2025

What exactly is the government hiding in Tucson? Not much, says @nuclear-jim.bsky.social. He got an interesting souvenir there, regardless. See the first installment of Carnegie Office Hours for more treasures from James (if not nuclear secrets) here: buff.ly/dlUzF6n

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 11/08/2025

The Trump administration’s budget restrictions have impeded FEMA’s ability to respond to disasters nationwide – including in states like North Carolina, where funds have already been approved. @sarahlabo.bsky.social weighed in for @washingtonpost.com: www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 29/07/2025

ICYMI: Carnegie’s @massdara.bsky.social testified last week for @www.csce.gov‬ on how the U.S. can help Ukraine strengthen its air defenses. Watch the full briefing – including Dara’s testimony – here: www.youtube.com/live/Rtb3YVp... Photo credits: Helsinki Commission/House Creative Services.

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 24/07/2025

President Trump governs by instinct – and those instincts are “unconventional,” says @stephenwertheim.bsky.social, but a lack of a coherent strategy isn’t an asset in today’s complex geopolitical structure. Stephen explained on @morningjoe-msnbc.bsky.social 👇

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 17/07/2025

How does major power rivalry play out for South Asia’s “swing states” – and what does that mean for U.S. policy in the region? @pstaniland.bsky.social highlighted a few policy recommendations in his new Carnegie paper. Read the full paper here: carnegieendowment.org/research/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 15/07/2025

President Trump made an apparent shift on Ukraine policy yesterday with his announcement of a weapons deal with Ukraine and ultimatum for Putin. What do Russians think? Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center’s Tatiana Stanovaya weighed in for @washingtonpost.com 👇

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 14/07/2025

2024 was a banner year for peaceful transitions of power in Africa. Carnegie’s Frances Z. Brown and Margot Treadwell unpacked a few key examples in their latest article 👇

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 14/07/2025

Hear more from Chris on U.S.-Haiti relations at this week’s event, with Wolf Pamphile, Kiki Hunegs, @zurilinetsky.bsky.social, and Louis-Henri Mars: carnegieendowment.org/events/2025/...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 08/07/2025

🧵This year opened with “severe disruption” for international democracy support. But, as Thomas Carothers, @rachelkleinfeld.bsky.social, and Richard Youngs explain, “reimagining and reinvention are possible.” They outlined 6 key challenges 👇

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 07/07/2025

Announcing the final panel of our upcoming conference on geothermal energy, Geothermal Partnerships: A Global Perspective. Learn more about the conference – and register to attend! – here: carnegieendowment.org/events/2025/...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 03/07/2025

Announcing the second panel of Geothermal Energy’s Global Breakthrough, Drilling Deeper: The Long-term Potential of Supercritical Resources. Learn more about the conference (and register to attend!) here: carnegieendowment.org/events/2025/...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 01/07/2025

Announcing the first panel of our upcoming geothermal energy conference, The Next American Drilling Revolution: The Promise of EGS and Closed Loop Geothermal Learn more and RSVP here: carnegieendowment.org/events/2025/...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 30/06/2025

Reminder: RSVP for Geothermal Energy’s Global Breakthrough! Geothermal energy’s moment is here. Are we ready to meet it? Join Carnegie scholars, industry leaders, government officials, NGOs, and @iea.org to discuss. July 10, 12pm EDT, RSVP here: carnegieendowment.org/events/2025/...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 16/06/2025

The killing of Minnesota state representative Melissa Hortman and her husband was the latest episode in a series of incidents of targeted political violence. @nytimes.com cited @rachelkleinfeld.bsky.social’s post-Jan. 6 research on how this violence became a new normal ⬇️

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 12/06/2025

Critical minerals took the spotlight in U.S.-China trade talks this week. But how has China become so dominant in the sector – and are businesses banking on conflict? @milomcbride.bsky.social weighed in ⬇️

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 12/06/2025

The L.A. protests aren’t occurring in a vacuum. To understand what’s happening – and what could be coming next – experts, including @carnegiedcg.bsky.social’s Andrew O’Donohue, looked at lessons from protest movements around the world ⬇️

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 12/06/2025

Despite President Trump's withdrawal from the global climate stage, can the U.S. and Europe still cooperate on climate? @rmomtaz.bsky.social‬, @olazard.bsky.social‬, and @milomcbride.bsky.social discuss on @carnegieeurope.bsky.social‬’s Europe Inside Out: buff.ly/jJpZtTZ

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 09/06/2025

The Trump administration’s cuts to critical FEMA programs have left communities – even in red counties – struggling to pick up the pieces. @sarahlabo.bsky.social weighed in on support for one cancelled program for @nytimes.com:

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 05/06/2025

Around the world, issues of so-called “gender ideology” – or issues like gender equality and LBGTQ rights – are subject to a new, powerful wave of backlash. @carnegiedcg.bsky.social's @saskiabr.bsky.social explained how this backlash manifests in different regions 👇

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 03/06/2025

Was Ukraine’s ambitious drone attack on Russia’s bomber fleet aimed at driving Putin to the negotiating table or instilling fear in the Russian military – or a little bit of both? @nuclear-jim.bsky.social weighed in for @nytimes.com 👇

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 03/06/2025

According to exit polls, liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung is set to become South Korea’s president. What does this mean for U.S.-South Korea relations in today’s turbulent context? @darciedraudt.bsky.social weighed in for @wsj.com:

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 02/06/2025

What’s behind South Korea’s progressive foreign policy’s shift toward pragmatism? @darciedraudt.bsky.social broke down a key example in her latest paper: Learn more from Darcie – just in time for South Korea’s historic election – here: carnegieendowment.org/research/202...

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Carnegie Endowment @carnegieendowment.org · 02/06/2025

The Modi government’s swiftly-organized “charm offensive” on the heels of Operation Sindoor aims to control the narrative. How will that land in Washington? @milanv.bsky.social weighed in for @washingtonpost.com: www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/0...

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