The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is a nonprofit global think tank founded in 1910 by Andrew Carnegie. Its mission is to advance international cooperation and promote peace worldwide. With a focus on reducing global conflict, the Endowment conducts independent, nonpartisan research and develops strategic policy ideas. It operates in major diplomatic centers, including Washington, DC, and cities across Asia and Europe, producing work in local languages to address both regional and global challenges.

The organization engages in policy-oriented research on topics such as international security, nuclear risk reduction, and global governance. It also convenes strategic dialogues and international forums to foster relationships among global actors. Additionally, the Carnegie Endowment is committed to training the next generation of foreign policy leaders through educational and mentorship programs. Its publications, including policy briefs and reports, provide valuable insights for policymakers, diplomats, and the broader public interested in international affairs.