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Southern Sudan's Referendum

The Sudan referendum now underway will likely result in the south's independence, but unresolved disputes and population shifts require continued intense diplomatic and humanitarian engagement by the Obama administration, says CFR's John Campbell.

Africa in Transition

CFR's John Campbell blogs about the political and security challenges facing Africa today.
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The Rise of Religion in International Relations (Audio)

November 17, 2010

Scott M. Thomas discusses his November/ December 2010 Foreign Affairs article, "A Globalized God: Religion's Growing Influence in ...

The Prospect for Peace in Sudan: A View from Religious Leaders on the Ground (Audio)

October 14, 2010

Religious leaders from Sudan discuss the upcoming referendum, as well as ways that the international community can strengthen human rights...

Exploring Religious Conflict Between Christians and Muslims (Audio)

October 5, 2010

Award-winning investigative journalist and poet Eliza Griswold discusses her novel, The Tenth Parallel: Dispatches from the Fault Line...

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Fighting Cholera in Haiti

CFR's Laurie Garrett explains that Haiti's cholera outbreak is exacerbated by unclean water, a subpar sanitation system...

The Organization of the Islamic Conference

The Obama administration sees the Organization of the Islamic Conference as a venue through which to court Muslims...

Integrating Islam in Europe

Western Europe's burgeoning Islamic population continues to spark concerns about Muslim assimilation and a cultural divide...

Understanding Myanmar

Myanmar's people continue to struggle for freedom despite having achieved independence from colonial rule almost six decades ago...

REFORMING U.S. IMMIGRATION POLICY

Faith Leaders on Immigration Reform
In this CFR Expert Roundup, four religious leaders from across the country discuss both the importance of immigration reform, as well as the role of the religious community in the continuing debate on immigration.

CFR Resources on Immigration

U.S. Immigration Policy

Task Force Report No. 63

This CFR-sponsored Independent Task Force Report lays out a series of realistic recommendations for a more effective and humane U.S. immigration policy.

CEO Speaker Series: Regaining U.S. Economic Growth and Global Leadership: A Conversation with J.W. Marriott Jr. (Video)

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CEO Speaker Series: Regaining U.S. Economic Growth and Global Leadership: A Conversation with J.W. Marriott Jr. (Audio)

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International Migration Policy for the Twenty-First Century

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PROSPECTS FOR PEACE IN SUDAN

Religious Leaders at CFR on Sudan
At a CFR event, five religious leaders from Sudan discuss the upcoming referendum, as well as ways that the international community can strengthen human rights in Southern Sudan.

CFR Resources on Sudan

Crisis Guide: Darfur

Explore CFR.org's Emmy Award-winning multimedia crisis guide of the conflict in Sudan's Darfur region and its policy implications.

Moving Forward in Sudan

First Take

Southern Sudan's Milestone Referendum

Analysis Brief

Sudan's Secession Crisis

Foreign Affairs Article

COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE

Global Climate Change Monitor
CFR's Program on International Institutions and Global Governance launched a new component of the interactive Global Governance Monitor. This section tracks, maps, and evaluates global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

CFR Resources on the Environment

Cancun Outcome a Modest Step Forward

The UN climate meeting in Cancun took modest but important steps on a wide range of global climate-related challenges. But the road ahead is still rocky, writes CFR's Michael Levi.

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change: Cancun Agreements, December 2010

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Herald Sun: N-power era is well overdue

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Guardian: Cancun climate summit: Let's look beyond carbon

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GLOBAL HEALTH CHALLENGES

Global Health Governance
This CFR-sponsored Working Paper, examines the complicated landscape of global health governance, assesses the capabilities of existing institutions, and recommends more effective strategies for policy implementation.

CFR Resources on Global Health

Public Health Monitor

CFR's newly launched public health component of the Global Governance Monitor examines public health efforts around the globe; which continue to be undermined by pollution, pandemics, conflict, and limited food production.

The Cost of the World's Long Senior Moment

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Global Health Governance in a G-20 World

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Comparing the H1N1 Crises and Responses in the United States and China

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Reviving U.S. Power Abroad From Within

Seven experts offer ideas for bolstering U.S. leadership abroad by resolving pressing domestic issues, such as reforming budgetary and trade policies, improving infrastructure and education, and overhauling immigration policy.
Read the Expert Roundup.

CFR Series on the Huffington Post

In collaboration with the Huffington Post , CFR has launched a Religion and Foreign Policy Series featuring commentary and analysis of pressing international issues discussed at on-the-record CFR events. Topics include the upcoming referendum in southern Sudan, as well as religious conflict in Nigeria.
Explore CFR's Religion and Foreign Policy Series on the Huffington Post .

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Faith in 2010
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December 20, 2010

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January 11, 2011

Twelve Concrete Ways To Live A 'Compassionate Life'
January 10, 2011

King James Bible Borrowed From Earlier Translation
January 9, 2011

The Lasting Impact Of The King James Bible, 400 Years Later
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REFORMING U.S. IMMIGRATION POLICY

In this CFR Expert Roundup, four religious leaders from across the country discuss both the importance of immigration reform, as well as the role of the religious community in the continuing debate on immigration.

PROSPECTS FOR PEACE IN SUDAN

At a CFR event, five religious leaders from Sudan discuss the upcoming referendum, as well as ways that the international community can strengthen human rights in Southern Sudan.

COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE

CFR's Program on International Institutions and Global Governance launched a new component of the interactive Global Governance Monitor. This section tracks, maps, and evaluates global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

GLOBAL HEALTH CHALLENGES

This CFR-sponsored Working Paper, examines the complicated landscape of global health governance, assesses the capabilities of existing institutions, and recommends more effective strategies for policy implementation.

Reviving U.S. Power Abroad From Within

Seven experts offer ideas for bolstering U.S. leadership abroad by resolving pressing domestic issues, such as reforming budgetary and trade policies, improving infrastructure and education, and overhauling immigration policy.

CFR Series on the Huffington Post

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