Past Programs
February 2023
73rd Program Year – Seventh Meeting
The Program: Europe After Putin
The narrative will look beyond the horizon of the current conflict in Ukraine to examine what are the likely contours of the geopolitical landscape and a future security order in Europe. The speaker will discuss how he sees the future developing in Europe after what is shaping up as a harsh winter and what will be the impact on relations with the United States. ...
The narrative will look beyond the horizon of the current conflict in Ukraine to examine what are the likely contours of the geopolitical landscape and a future security order in Europe. The speaker will discuss how he sees the future developing in Europe after what is shaping up as a harsh winter and what will be the impact on relations with the United States. ...
Webinar Conversation
Global Food Security and the Russia-Ukraine War: A One-Year Assessment.
Caitlin Welsh is the director of the Global Food Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), where she analyzes the economic, political, social, and environmental drivers and consequences of food insecurity in the United States and around the world. Her specific areas of focus include the impacts of Russia’s war in Ukraine on global food security, the relationship of food security to climate change ...
Caitlin Welsh is the director of the Global Food Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), where she analyzes the economic, political, social, and environmental drivers and consequences of food insecurity in the United States and around the world. Her specific areas of focus include the impacts of Russia’s war in Ukraine on global food security, the relationship of food security to climate change ...
73rd Program Year – Sixth Meeting
The Program: North Korea’s Nuclear Program: Where Do We Go From Here?
Despite several attempts over the past 30 years to convince North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions, the country has continued its pursuits. With great power competition pushing for a more values-based world order and Northeast Asia engaged in an accelerating arms race, the prospects for resuming talks with Pyongyang seem to be narrowing. ...
Despite several attempts over the past 30 years to convince North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions, the country has continued its pursuits. With great power competition pushing for a more values-based world order and Northeast Asia engaged in an accelerating arms race, the prospects for resuming talks with Pyongyang seem to be narrowing. ...
January 2023
73rd Program Year – Fifth Meeting
The Program: The Middle East & American Policy: An Update
The presentation will address the major developments and challenges in the Middle East in 2022. In addition to the ongoing disastrous war in Yemen, the protests in Iran, and the massive human rights violations across the region, the region has been affected by Russia’s war in Ukraine, economically and politically. ...
The presentation will address the major developments and challenges in the Middle East in 2022. In addition to the ongoing disastrous war in Yemen, the protests in Iran, and the massive human rights violations across the region, the region has been affected by Russia’s war in Ukraine, economically and politically. ...
November 2022
73rd Program Year – Fourth Meeting
The Program: Proliferation in the Third Nuclear Age
Russia’s nuclear escalation threats against Ukraine and North Korea’s development of tactical nuclear weapons are indicative of the new dangers associated with a third nuclear age. Will more states seek the protection of nuclear weapons as a result of these new dangers? If so, which states are most likely to develop nuclear weapons and how can future proliferation be prevented? ...
Russia’s nuclear escalation threats against Ukraine and North Korea’s development of tactical nuclear weapons are indicative of the new dangers associated with a third nuclear age. Will more states seek the protection of nuclear weapons as a result of these new dangers? If so, which states are most likely to develop nuclear weapons and how can future proliferation be prevented? ...
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