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Alexandra Kaiss

(She/Her)
Baltimore, France, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Atlantic Council, Mondaq
Covers:  Trade, Middle East, Law, Immigration, Foreign Policy, Economy, Nationalism, Diplomacy, Transatlanticism
Int'l Trade Specialist & @WTO Young Trade Leader w/ film side passion. Alum: @AU_SIS & @SciencesPo. Fmr @Amtrak, @ACMideast, @GlobalRefuge, & @WTCInstitute.

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Alexandra Kaiss’s Biography

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Alexandra Kaiss (she/her) is a recent graduate from the School of International Service at American University. With a passion for international law and economic governance in the Middle East and North Africa, Alexandra is currently an international trade specialist and paralegal with the ambition to attend law school. Alexandra has cultivated a dynamic skill set and expertise in areas of international public diplomacy, U.S. immigration and human rights law, government affairs, economic policy,…

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Uptick in "Nearshoring" Presents New Compliance Challenges for Importers - Cassidy Levy Kent

Uptick in "Nearshoring" Presents New Compliance Challenges for Importers - Cassidy Levy Kent

Last week the U.S. Census Bureau published its annual statistics on U.S. International Trade in Goods and Ser…

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Commerce Reportedly Poised to Review Vietnam's Non-Market Economy Status - Cassidy Levy Kent

Commerce Reportedly Poised to Review Vietnam's Non-Market Economy Status - Cassidy Levy Kent

According to a readout provided to the press by the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, U.S. Sec…

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Iran and Iraq: The struggle for tenable relations

Iran and Iraq: The struggle for tenable relations

On July 25, the Atlantic Council's Iraq Initiative and Future of Iran Initiative hosted a virtual event title…

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Biden's trip to the Middle East: Outcomes and opportunities

Biden's trip to the Middle East: Outcomes and opportunities

On July 13, President Biden embarked on his first visit to the Middle East since taking office, with stops in…

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From crypto winter to crypto spring: The challenges and opportunities of cryptocurrency in MENA

From crypto winter to crypto spring: The challenges and opportunities of cryptocurrency in MENA

On June 28, the Atlantic Council’s empowerME Initiative, in partnership with ABANA, convened a virtual event …

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A new transatlantic relationship for the Middle East and North Africa

A new transatlantic relationship for the Middle East and North Africa

Moderated by Karim Mezran, director of the AC’s North Africa Initiative and resident senior fellow at the Atl…

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USTR Seeks Input On A Plurilateral Critical Minerals Trade Agreement

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By Jonathan M. Zielinski, James RANSDELL, Alexandra Kaiss
| Mondaq
CL Cassidy Levy Kent More Cassidy Levy Kent is an international law firm with offices in Washington, Ottawa, and Brussels. Our practice is focused on helping our clients address international trade and investment issues — whether they involve trade controls, trade remedy litigation, dispute settlement proceedings under the World Trade Organization (WTO) and bilateral and regional free trade agreements and investment treaties, or negotiations and other policy efforts.
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US-Led Efforts To Coordinate Critical Minerals Trade Policies Take Shape

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By James RANSDELL, Jonathan M. Zielinski, Alexandra Kaiss
| Mondaq
James E. Ransdell’s articles from Cassidy Levy Kent are most popular: with readers working within the Automotive industries Cassidy Levy Kent are most popular: within Finance and Banking and Technology topic(s) The Trump Administration recently hosted high-level discussions with officials from certain European, Asian, and African countries focused on critical minerals cooperation.
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Comments Sought In US Section 232 Investigation Of Robotics, Industrial Machinery

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By James RANSDELL, Alexandra Kaiss, Riya Bhushan
| Mondaq
James E. Ransdell’s articles from Cassidy Levy Kent are most popular: within International Law topic(s) in United States with readers working within the Transport industries Cassidy Levy Kent are most popular: within Environment topic(s) The U.S. Department of Commerce today issued notice that it initiated a new investigation covering robotics, industrial machinery, and their parts and components, pursuant to Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My high school newspaper, which had a total of 3 people serving.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

TinTin!

What's your favorite drink?

Dirty chai