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After the Syrian Pullback: What Next for U.S. Middle East Policy? Hudson Institute will host a debate on the latest developments in Syria and Turkey, the impact on U....
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The Realignment - Ep. 11: Mike Isaac, The Plight of Uber and WeWork Mike Isaac, New York Times technology reporter and author of Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber discu...
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The West Is Open for Dirty Business There is a specter hanging over the West—the specter of kleptocracy. It drifts through the politi...
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The Taliban Still Hasn’t Broken with Al-Qaeda Taliban promises and assurances about breaking ties with global terrorist groups would be effectively worthless without a continued U.S. counterterrorism presence in Afghanistan.
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Dialogues on American Foreign Policy and World Affairs: A Conversation with U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy

21 October 21, 2019 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters

Emerging Laser Technology: Applications and International Partnership Opportunities

24 October 24, 2019 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters

Herman Kahn Award Gala

30 October 30, 2019

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Hudson Institute

October 18, 2019

Hudson Institute

Weekend Reads: Debating the Syrian Pullback On the heels of a White House-brokered ceasefire in northern Syria, confusion over the region's future still remains

Douglas J. Feith

October 18, 2019

National Review

China’s Maritime Strategic Challenge America and its allies must cooperate to counter the military-commercial threat.

Peter Rough

October 18, 2019

CBC

The Ceasefire This Time In an interview on CBC, Peter Rough discusses the cease fire agreement with Turkey.

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Michael Doran & Blaise Misztal

October 17, 2019

Hudson Institute

Transcript: After the Syrian Pullback: What Next for U.S. Middle East Policy? Following is the full transcript of the Hudson event titled After the Syrian Pullback: What Next for U.S. Middle East Policy?

Patrick M. Cronin

October 17, 2019

Hudson Institute

The Cornerstone and the Linchpin: Securing America’s Northeast Asian Alliances During an era in which strategic gravity is shifting to Asia, the U.S. cannot be careless in tending to its alliances with Japan and South Korea

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Michael Pillsbury is quoted in CNBC on restrictions on U.S. investment in China.

Patrick Cronin is quoted in Washington Times on the continuation of U.S. talks with North Korea.

Michael Pillsbury is quoted in POLITICO on the Trump administration’s potential investment restrictions against China.

After the Syrian Pullback: What Next for U.S. Middle East Policy? Hudson Institute will host a debate on the latest developments in Syria and Turkey, the impact on U....

The Realignment - Ep. 11: Mike Isaac, The Plight of Uber and WeWork Mike Isaac, New York Times technology reporter and author of Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber discu...

Trump’s Jacksonian Syria Withdrawal Under investigation for impeachment he may be, but President Trump can still shake the world with hi...

The West Is Open for Dirty Business There is a specter hanging over the West—the specter of kleptocracy. It drifts through the politi...

The Taliban Still Hasn’t Broken with Al-Qaeda Taliban promises and assurances about breaking ties with global terrorist groups would be effectively worthless without a continued U.S. counterterrorism presence in Afghanistan.

Events

Dialogues on American Foreign Policy and World Affairs: A Conversation with U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy

Emerging Laser Technology: Applications and International Partnership Opportunities

Herman Kahn Award Gala

Recent Research

Weekend Reads: Debating the Syrian Pullback On the heels of a White House-brokered ceasefire in northern Syria, confusion over the region's future still remains

China’s Maritime Strategic Challenge America and its allies must cooperate to counter the military-commercial threat.

The Ceasefire This Time In an interview on CBC, Peter Rough discusses the cease fire agreement with Turkey.

Transcript: After the Syrian Pullback: What Next for U.S. Middle East Policy? Following is the full transcript of the Hudson event titled After the Syrian Pullback: What Next for U.S. Middle East Policy?

The Cornerstone and the Linchpin: Securing America’s Northeast Asian Alliances During an era in which strategic gravity is shifting to Asia, the U.S. cannot be careless in tending to its alliances with Japan and South Korea

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