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November 2025
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Rogue Galleries: Tackling Illicit Finance in US Art Markets
Featured Speakers:
Tim Carpenter
Tess Davis
Scott Greytak
Moderator:
Nate Sibley
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17
November 2025
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Rogue Galleries: Tackling Illicit Finance in US Art Markets

Join Hudson Institute for an expert discussion on how policymakers, law enforcement, and the art industry can safeguard art markets from exploitation by bad actors and crack down on illicit finance.

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Featured Speakers:
Tim Carpenter
Tess Davis
Scott Greytak
Moderator:
Nate Sibley
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14
November 2025
Past Event
The Houthis: Understanding a Key Node in Iran’s Axis of Resistance
Featured Speakers:
Matan Daniel
Mohammed Albasha
Bernard Haykel
Moderator:
Joshua Meservey
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November 2025
Past Event
The Houthis: Understanding a Key Node in Iran’s Axis of Resistance

Senior Fellow Joshua Meservey will discuss the Houthis’ beliefs, capabilities, and influence in Africa with an expert panel convened in conjunction with the Israel-Africa Relations Institute.

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Featured Speakers:
Matan Daniel
Mohammed Albasha
Bernard Haykel
Moderator:
Joshua Meservey
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10
November 2025
Past Event
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys on NATO, Energy Security, and Europe-China Relations
Featured Speakers:
Kęstutis Budrys
Marshall Billingslea
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November 2025
Past Event
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys on NATO, Energy Security, and Europe-China Relations

Join Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys and Senior Fellow Marshall Billingslea for a discussion on collective defense, energy and economic issues, the Lithuanian perspective on relations with China, and more.

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Featured Speakers:
Kęstutis Budrys
Marshall Billingslea
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10
November 2025
Past Event
The Future of US–Central Asia Relations
Featured Speakers:
Ambassador Magzhan Ilyassov
Ambassador (ret.) John E. Herbst
Efgan Nifti
Joel Scanlon
S. Frederick Starr
Moderator:
Luke Coffey
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November 2025
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The Future of US–Central Asia Relations

At Hudson, a panel of experts will discuss the future of US engagement in Central Asia and opportunities to deepen cooperation.

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Featured Speakers:
Ambassador Magzhan Ilyassov
Ambassador (ret.) John E. Herbst
Efgan Nifti
Joel Scanlon
S. Frederick Starr
Moderator:
Luke Coffey
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