13 enero, 2026
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International Crisis Group’s Ali Vaez joins the Council’s Rachel Bronson to analyze and discuss the multidimensional factors facing the future of Iran, the region, and the world as events unfold in real-time.
13 enero, 2026
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| Tuesday, January 13, 2026 |
Nicolas Maduro was a key ally of the so-called CRINK countries (China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea) in Latin America. But President Trump’s actions in Venezuela seemingly support an attempt to alter the balance of power in the Western Hemisphere.
The CSIS Geopolitics and Foreign Policy Department invites you to a special episode of State of Play on the lessons these states are learning from Maduro’s capture and what it means for their interests going forward on Tuesday 13 January from 10:00am to 11:00am. The discussion will feature Dr. Ryan Berg, Henrietta Levin, Dr. Vali Nasr, Dr. Maria Snegovaya, and Will Todman.
12 enero, 2026
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Today we published the latest edition of our Trends and Predictions report, our annual take on how the news industry is facing the year ahead. Authored by our Senior Research Associate Nic Newman, the report is based on a survey of 280 media leaders from 51 countries, and includes insights on many of the challenges faced by news publishers, including the rise of AI platforms, the competition from news creators, and pivoting to video and audio.
The key headline for me? On average, our respondents expect traffic from search to plummet by 43% in the next three years, with the report documenting dramatic falls in referrals from both Google Discover (21%) and Google Search (33%). You’ll find many other insights in Nic’s report, which you can read in English and Spanish on our website. Scroll down for four key findings and charts.
Eduardo Suárez
Director of Editorial, Reuters Institute
12 enero, 2026
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12 enero, 2026
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LINK TO VIDEO (Venezuela and Iran)
After months of Washington – with the help of much of the US mainstream media – manufacturing consent for a military intervention in Venezuela, last week American forces abducted the country’s president, Nicolas Maduro, and flew him to a prison in New York City. Now, the Trump administration is shifting the narrative away from the stated objective of striking a “narco-state” to the US taking control of Venezuela’s massive oil reserves.
Contributors:
Alejandro Velasco – Associate Professor, NYU
Alexander Main – Director of International Policy, CEPR
JM MonteBlack – Venezuelan-American journalist
Luis Valdez Jimenez – Lawyer and Venezuelan- American activist
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1 Introduction
1.1 Objectives of report
While recognizing the destructive role media have played in many conflicts, clearly seen in
Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia, and holding in mind the potential of free and
independent media for fostering democracy, international organizations and NGOs have
concluded that media have a crucial role to play in peacebuilding.
Narratives of conflict: Russian media’s evolving treatment of Ukraine (2013–2022)
Moral framing in Ukraine war coverage
Visualizing War through Satellite Footage: Technological Capacity, Truth, and the View from Above
Editorial Introduction: Media, War & Conflict’s 15-Year Anniversary Special Issue
Social Media and Strategic Communications in UN Peace Missions
The Role of Media in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding
Reporting on War: A Peace Journalism Approach
The Role of Media in Conflict Prevention and Resolution A Call to Action
Media and Armed Conflicts: An Overview
