The Evening: Putin Talks, EU Oil Caps, Eight Miles High, and More
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Good Evening,
It's Thursday, December 1st.
Talk with Putin
President Biden said he would talk with President Vladimir Putin if the Russian leader expresses a desire to end his invasion of Ukraine, but Mr. Biden said he would only do so in consultation with NATO allies, as the NYT reports
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EU Asks Members to Price Cap Russian Oil
The European Commission has asked the bloc’s 27 member states to approve a price cap on Russian oil of $60 a barrel, as the WSJ reports
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U.S. Warns Beijing it Cannot Control Covid-19 without Western Vaccines
Beijing will be unable to control the spread of Covid-19 unless it imports foreign-made vaccines that are more effective than Chinese-made formulas, Joe Biden’s coronavirus tsar warned, as the FT reports
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Executive Education
Apply to CSIS's flagship leadership program, the AILA International Fellowship
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, which equips aspiring global leaders to be effective and ethical changemakers. Through an intensive and interactive week of seminars and experiential learning, AILA International Fellows will gain a deeper understanding of global policy and their own leadership skills.
Video Shorts
Check out CSIS’s new series of video shorts: “Data Unpacked,” “Testify,” “What's Happening,” “Preview,” and “High Resolution.” And don’t forget to subscribe to the CSIS YouTube Channel
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In That Number
48%
From 2018 to 2022, trust and confidence in the uniformed services plummeted from 70 percent to 48 percent (it was 45% in 2021), according to the Ronald Reagan Foundation and Institute survey. No other public institution has endured as steep and speedy a fall, according to the Reagan National Defense Survey.
Source: Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute
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Critical Quote
“We’re going to stand together against this brutality.”
—President Joe Biden
iDeas Lab
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CSIS experts explore the economic, financial, technological, and diplomatic implications of a Chinese attack on Taiwan, building a more holistic picture of the stakes for Beijing and reaffirming the importance of deterring China from such an attempt. Read the full report here.
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The Andreas C. Dracopoulos iDeas Lab at CSIS enhances our research with the latest in cutting-edge web technologies, design, and multimedia.
Optics
(Photo credit: Chris McGrath/Getty Images.) Electricity workers from a team brought in from Odessa, wearing bulletproof vests and helmets, work to fix a destroyed high voltage power line on December 01, 2022, in Kherson, Ukraine.
Recommended Reading
"Growing Challenges, Rising Ambitions: AUSMIN 2022 and Expanding U.S.-Australia Cooperation
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" by CSIS's Charles Edel and Lam Tran.
This Next Week
On Monday, at 2:30 p.m.
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On Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m.
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, CSIS holds a conversation on the current state of human rights in Xinjiang and the implementation of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, with keynote remarks from Department of Homeland Security Under Secretary for Strategy, Policy, and Plans Robert Silvers.
Also on Tuesday, at 1:00 p.m.
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, CSIS hosts Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security Alan F. Estevez to examine the potential of artificial intelligence in managing export controls enforcement.
Video
Today, the CSIS Australia Chair held a panel discussion to discuss the most critical challenges and opportunities facing the U.S.-Australia relationship. Watch the full video here
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Podcasts
CSIS's Jon Alterman joins the podcast to discuss the geopolitics associated with the World Cup and the broader ramifications for the United State and the Middle East.
Listen on Spotify
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Smiles
One of the coolest things about the new Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers deluxe album “Live at the Fillmore, 1997” is the band’s exploration of the music that influenced them. The Southern California sound runs through much of Petty’s music—especially The Byrds.
For “Live at the Fillmore,” Petty asked The Byrds’ co-founder Roger McGuinn to sit in with the band. Not many songs define the sound of 1960s SoCal better than The Byrds’ “Eight Miles High.” When I’m in LA in the summer, I drive through Laurel Canyon listening to the Byrds (who famously resided there), and in Malibu/Topanga Canyon listening nonstop to Petty, who lived there. It sounds like this.
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The Evening is my daily guide to key insights CSIS brings to the events of the day. It is composed with the External Relations team: Paige Montfort, Claire Dannenbaum, and Claire Smrt.
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