Hudson Institute

China and Trump Are Making Japan Nervous Tokyo is committed to the Pacific alliance. Can Washington get its act together?
Continue Reading
Hollywood’s Great Leap Backward on Free Expression Beijing moves to co-opt the American film industry as it seeks to penetrate the world’s largest market.
Continue Reading
Trump’s Trade Policy at a Crossroads As an election and the threat of a recession loom, the president faces down the problems of China, WTO reform, and a weakened global economic order.
Continue Reading
Trump Has Avoided a Bad Deal With Taliban That Was Unlikely to Bring Peace to Afghanistan By pulling the plug on the ongoing talks with the Taliban, US President Donald Trump has p...
Continue Reading
Interventionism vs. Isolationism: A Conversation with U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz and Michael Doran discussed U.S. Foreign Policy
View Event

Events

View all

The Federal Regulatory Process: Facts and Myths

25 September 25, 2019 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters

India's 5G Revolution

27 September 27, 2019 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters

Great Powers, Greenland, and Geostrategic Competition in the Arctic

27 September 27, 2019 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters

Recent Research

View all

Patrick M. Cronin

September 20, 2019

The Hill

Stepping up to China's Political Warfare When President Donald Trump hosts Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the White House, the atmosphere will be exuberant. Two conservative poli

Brendan Brown

September 20, 2019

Bloomberg Radio

Trump, Powell Play Good Cop, Bad Cop In an interview with Bloomberg Daybreak Europe, Brendan Brown discusses Germany’s landmark package to cut greenhouse gases and how nation’s climate po

Listen Now

Hillel Fradkin

September 19, 2019

Mosaic

Is Israel Abandoning the Liberal Order? Robert Kagan Says Yes. He's Wrong about Israel, and Wrong about the Liberal Order The Jewish state has little choice but to adapt to a world shaped by forces greater than its own. That doesn’t make it illiberal, no matter what estee

Ben Judah

September 19, 2019

The Atlantic

Britain’s Most Polarizing Journalist Carole Cadwalladr may be the most consequential journalist of her age. But is her activism undermining her reporting?

Saagar Enjeti & Marshall Kosloff

September 17, 2019

Hudson Institute

The Realignment - Ep. 7: Eliana Johnson, Reporting the Realignment The Washington Free Beacon’s new Editor in Chief and former Politico reporter Eliana Johnson describes reporting on the White House during a time of p

Listen Now

Hudson News

View all

Rebeccah Heinrichs is quoted in Foreign Policy on the administration’s debate about how to respond to the strikes on Saudi oil.

Mike Doran is quoted in LA Times on the possibility of Trump meeting with Iran’s leaders.

Michael Pillsbury is quoted in New York Times on what Trump’s plan of action is with Hong Kong in regards to China.

China and Trump Are Making Japan Nervous Tokyo is committed to the Pacific alliance. Can Washington get its act together?

Hollywood’s Great Leap Backward on Free Expression Beijing moves to co-opt the American film industry as it seeks to penetrate the world’s largest market.

Trump’s Trade Policy at a Crossroads As an election and the threat of a recession loom, the president faces down the problems of China, WTO reform, and a weakened global economic order.

Trump Has Avoided a Bad Deal With Taliban That Was Unlikely to Bring Peace to Afghanistan By pulling the plug on the ongoing talks with the Taliban, US President Donald Trump has p...

Interventionism vs. Isolationism: A Conversation with U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz and Michael Doran discussed U.S. Foreign Policy

Events

The Federal Regulatory Process: Facts and Myths

India's 5G Revolution

Great Powers, Greenland, and Geostrategic Competition in the Arctic

Recent Research

Stepping up to China's Political Warfare When President Donald Trump hosts Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the White House, the atmosphere will be exuberant. Two conservative poli

Trump, Powell Play Good Cop, Bad Cop In an interview with Bloomberg Daybreak Europe, Brendan Brown discusses Germany’s landmark package to cut greenhouse gases and how nation’s climate po

Is Israel Abandoning the Liberal Order? Robert Kagan Says Yes. He's Wrong about Israel, and Wrong about the Liberal Order The Jewish state has little choice but to adapt to a world shaped by forces greater than its own. That doesn’t make it illiberal, no matter what estee

Britain’s Most Polarizing Journalist Carole Cadwalladr may be the most consequential journalist of her age. But is her activism undermining her reporting?

The Realignment - Ep. 7: Eliana Johnson, Reporting the Realignment The Washington Free Beacon’s new Editor in Chief and former Politico reporter Eliana Johnson describes reporting on the White House during a time of p

Hudson News

Topics

Policy Centers

Hudson Institute: Promoting American leadership and global engagement for a secure, free, and prosperous future.