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Breaking up is Hard to Do: Corporate Restructuring as an Antitrust Remedy

28 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters
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Revitalizing Nuclear Security in an Era of Uncertainty

29 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters
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The Ambassadors Series: Opportunities and Challenges for U.S.-South Korean Relations January 9 Event

09 Hudson Institute, Washington, D.C. Headquarters
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Recent Research

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Arthur Herman

Forbes

The Telecom Wars Put Huawei In The Hot Seat Stopping the Huawei Trojan horse before it gets wheeled through the gates is a welcome first step

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John Lee

CNN

Schellenberg Death Sentence: Canadian's Verdict Will Backfire on Beijing The ruling will stiffen the unity and resolve of those voicing deep concerns with Chinese actions

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Brendan Brown

Nikkei Veritas

Will the U.S. Liberate German and Japanese Savers This Year? What do German and Japanese savers share in common? They have both been laboring under years of a repressive financial regime officially justified by

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Sean Kelly

The Bulwark

Why America Should Worry About China’s Dark Side of the Moon Shot China just landed a spacecraft on the dark side of the moon and a lunar collision of power with America is coming.

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Patrick M. Cronin

Foreign Policy

Give Peace With North Korea a Chance, but Remember Plan B Diplomacy is working—for now.

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Hudson News

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Husain Haqqani’s remarks at the Rasina Dialogues on a U.S. drawdown in Afghanistan are covered in First Post

Nina Shea is quoted in the National Catholic Register on how the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria could impact the region’s Christians and Kurds

Sam Tadros is cited in a National Review article on sectarian attacks against Egypt’s Coptic community