Global South
Practically all states in the Global South are independent actors that do not want to be forced to choose between allying with the United States or China and Russia. They are also looking for more forward-looking engagement on trade, investment, technology and climate action as rule-makers, not just rule-takers.
The Quincy Institute is helping fashion a new bargain between the United States and the Global South, including its middle powers, to deepen ties and enhance U.S. influence in the vast region in less militarized ways — in part by bringing their voices and perspectives into Washington’s policy making spheres.
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Book Talk | Peacemaker: U Thant and the Forgotten Quest for a Just World
Trita Parsi in discussion with historian Thant Myint-U.
Getting to a Pragmatic Cuba Policy for the United States
A discussion of a new QI brief on U.S.-Cuban relations.
Book Talk: Russia’s World Order
A discussion of Paul Robinson’s new book.
War Journalism from Vietnam to Gaza – How War Coverage Impacts U.S. Foreign Policy
On the fiftieth anniversary of the fall of Saigon, a cross-generational reflection on media coverage of America’s wars.
Will Trumponomics Shrink or Expand U.S. Influence in the Global South?
A discussion of the Trump administration’s economic approach to the developing world.