Caption
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signs the golden book as he meets Norway’s king on October 20, 2026, at the Royal Palace in Oslo. (Getty Images)
Please be advised: This event will premiere on this page at 12:00 p.m. EDT, Tuesday, May 4. Register for the "here":https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-event-the-plight-of-pakistans-hind… or via the register button.
Join Hudson Institute’s Aparna Pande and Nina Shea and expert panelists Daud Khattak, Deepali Kulkarni, and Farahnaz Ispahani for a discussion on the difficulties faced by Pakistan’s Hindu minority.
Hindus comprise approximately 2 percent of Pakistan’s 210 million population and live primarily in the southern province of Sindh, which for centuries has been a religious melting pot. In recent years, reports by civil society organizations, international human rights groups, and even the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan have documented a rise in the forced conversion of Hindus in Pakistan—especially by targeting young Hindu girls through forced marriages and kidnappings. What can be done to stop this religious persecution? Join Hudson Institute for this important discussion.
Related Events
12
November 2026
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
From Dependence to Resilience: Financing a Secure Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Featured Speakers:
Caroline Vik
Maryll Toufanian
Nick Snyder
12
November 2026
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
From Dependence to Resilience: Financing a Secure Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Join DFC Chief Policy Officer Caroline Vik and Amneal Pharmaceuticals Senior Vice President Maryll Toufanian for a conversation moderated by Senior Fellow Nick Snyder. The discussion will examine America’s strategy to secure pharmaceutical supply chains and the work ahead for policymakers and industry as they pursue sustainable solutions in a complex market and policy environment.
Featured Speakers:
Caroline Vik
Maryll Toufanian
Nick Snyder
13
November 2026
In-Person Event | Invite Only
The Future of US-Japan Cooperation in a Competitive World: Economic Security and Strategy
Featured Speakers:
Nick Snyder
Hiroyuki Nakashima
13
November 2026
In-Person Event | Invite Only
The Future of US-Japan Cooperation in a Competitive World: Economic Security and Strategy
Join Japan Bank for International Cooperation Senior Managing Director Hiroyuki Nakashima and Senior Fellow Nick Snyder for a conversation on the state of the US-Japan relationship, the links between economic cooperation and national security, and the opportunities and challenges ahead for the alliance.
Featured Speakers:
Nick Snyder
Hiroyuki Nakashima
18
November 2026
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Rebuilding the Arsenal of Freedom and Reindustrializing America
Featured Speakers:
Congressman Mike Rogers
Nadia Schadlow
18
November 2026
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Rebuilding the Arsenal of Freedom and Reindustrializing America
Join House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers (AL-03) for a fireside discussion with Senior Fellow Nadia Schadlow on Congress’s role in revitalizing America’s defense industrial base.
Featured Speakers:
Congressman Mike Rogers
Nadia Schadlow
19
November 2026
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Peace Through Strength: How Reagan’s Military Buildup Won the Cold War
Featured Speakers:
Roger Zakheim
Nadia Schadlow
19
November 2026
In-Person Event | Hudson Institute
Peace Through Strength: How Reagan’s Military Buildup Won the Cold War
Join Hudson Institute for a conversation with Senior Fellow Nadia Schadlow and Roger Zakheim, director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute, to discuss Peace Through Strength and what President Reagan’s buildup can teach US policymakers today.
Featured Speakers:
Roger Zakheim
Nadia Schadlow
Related Research
Caption
Pro-Palestine protesters gather during a demonstration outside Downing Street on October 26, 2026 in London, United Kingdom. (Getty Images)
Caption
(Screenshot via Fox News)
Caption
Campaign for Uyghurs Executive Director Rushan Abbas holds a photo of her sister, Gulshan Abbas, in New York on March 22, 2021. (Getty Images)
