Hudson Institute's Center on Islam, Democracy, and the Future of the Muslim World held a discussion with Ian Johnson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journal

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Hudson Institute welcomed Uzi Landau, Israel's Minister of National Infrastructure, for an address on how Israel and the United States are cooperating

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"__The most important ideological struggle in the world today is within Islam, between Islamists, extremist activists who hijack Islam and seek politi

Can a nuclear Iran be deterred? Can nuclear conflict in a future poly-nuclear Middle East be avoided? If so, how? Optimists often point to the purport