Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Orientation: nonpartisan and internationalist; it takes no institutional policy positions and has no political lobbying arm. Funding: an endowment that began with Andrew Carnegie's $10 million gift in 1910, plus foundation grants, individual donors and some government grants, with donors listed by gift size in its annual reports. Founded in 1910, Carnegie stands out for its global footprint, with centres in Beirut, Brussels, Singapore, New Delhi and Berlin; its Moscow centre closed in 2022. For 30 years it published Foreign Policy magazine before selling it in 2008. Former Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines became president in 2026. Read it for regional expertise from analysts based in the regions they cover.