Weekly roundup of Quincy Institute news and events


** Weekly Round-Up
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** Quincy news highlights
November 14, 2021
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** UPCOMING WEBINARS
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Engaging with Afghanistan to Prevent a Humanitarian Disaster
Thursday, November 18
9:00-10:00am Eastern

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Four decades of war made Afghanistan’s economy aid dependent, with grants financing approximately 75 percent of public spending. Since the Taliban takeover, banks are running out of cash, and even Afghans with savings are unable to access their funds, as $9.5 billion in Afghan assets has been frozen by global powers attempting to keep cash away from the Taliban government.

Join international humanitarian diplomat and Secretary General of Norwegian Refugee Council's Jan Egeland, International Crisis Group's Laurel Miller, and the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission's Shaharzad Akbar for a panel that explores how the United States can engage with the Taliban and most importantly the Afghan people to prevent a humanitarian nightmare from unfolding this winter. The Quincy Institute’s Adam Weinstein will moderate.


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Ukraine: The Most Dangerous Problem in the World
By Anatol Lieven, Senior Research Fellow
The Nation, 11/13/21

But there’s already a solution.

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Biden-Xi Summit Seeks to Avoid ‘Clash of the Titans’ Moment
By Ethan Paul, Research Associate
Responsible Statecraft, 11/12/21

Tensions are reaching a fever pitch, but there seems to be interest on both sides in ratcheting it down. The question is, can they?

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How the Nuclear Game Is Rigged to Maintain the Status Quo
By Joe Cirincione, Distinguished Non-Resident Fellow
Responsible Statecraft, 11/9/21

The Pentagon is determined to stop President Biden from changing our Cold War posture.

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The Politics of Water
By Rajan Menon, Non-Resident Fellow
TomDispatch, 11/11/21

Think of it this way: what we don’t know will hurt us. And water — yes, water — is an example of just that.

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Miriam Adelson Picks Up Where Late Husband and GOP Kingmaker Left Off
By Eli Clifton, Investigative Journalist at Large
Responsible Statecraft, 11/8/21

2024 candidates know what the billionaire donor wants, and that’s a hawkish pro-Israel U.S. policy in the Middle East.

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Radio
Great Power Competition Is in the Way of the Real National Security Threat, Climate Change
Interview with Anatol Lieven, Senior Research Fellow
Background Briefing with Ian Masters, 11/7/21

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Video
How to Prevent Afghans From Starving to Death
By Khody Akhavi, Multimedia Producer
Quincy Institute, 11/10/21

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TELEVISION: Escalating Violence in Iraq Leaves No Winners ([link removed]) by Giorgio Cafiero/ Quoted: Executive Vice President Trita Parsi, The World/TRT, 11/11/21

Veterans Day 2021: Troops Are Out of Afghanistan, But the U.S. Is Still at War ([link removed]) by Caroline Gray/ Quoted: Research Fellow Adam Weinstein, Teen Vogue, 11/11/21

The Main Driver of Inflation is a Murderous Maniac in Riyadh ([link removed]) by Ryan Grim & Ken Klippenstein/ Quoted: Executive Vice President Trita Parsi, The Intercept, 11/11/21

Young Veteran: Can We End the Korean War Now, Please? ([link removed]) by Advocacy Associate Brandon Angel, Responsible Statecraft, 11/11/21

Afghanistan’s Hunger Crisis Is a Problem the U.S. Can Fix ([link removed]) by Zeeshan Aleem/ Quoted: Research Fellow Adam Weinstein, MSNBC, 11/10/21

Politico’s Defense Industry Funded Newsletter Hypes Banal News About China’s Military ([link removed]) by Managing Editor Ben Armbruster, Responsible Statecraft, 11/9/21

Why We Need a ‘Long Telegram’ About the Climate Crisis — Not Conflict With China or Russia ([link removed]) by Katrina vanden Heuvel/ Cited: Senior Research Fellow Anatol Lieven, Washington Post, 11/9/21

U.S. Non-Intervention in Nagorno-Karabakh Was the One Thing It Got Right ([link removed]) by Senior Research Fellow Anatol Lieven, Responsible Statecraft, 11/9/21

Saudi Arabia: Shifting Alliances? ([link removed]) by Ted Snider/ Quoted: Research Fellow Annelle Sheline, Antiwar.com, 11/5/21

New Marvel Film Puts Spotlight on Hollywood’s Military Ties ([link removed]) by Intern David Saveliev, Responsible Statecraft, 11/5/21

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