On April 20, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss the growing strategic relevance of the Indian Ocean and the implications for the U.S. and its regional allies.
On April 17, Hudson held a discussion on the new Kleptocracy Initiative report "Countering Russian Kleptocracy."
On April 13, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion to address specific ways to respond to adversarial nations that exploit U.S. technological advances to threaten U.S. interests and national security.
On April 12, in advance of the task force launch, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion on policy considerations in JEDI procurement and the awarding of IT services by DoD.
On April 5, Hudson Institute convened a panel of experts to explore near-term U.S. policy options, and their international ramifications, with respect to the JCPOA.
On March 29, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss transnational organized crime in Latin America.
On March 26, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to explore U.S. options to realign our allies with traditional NATO and U.S. positions, hold adversaries responsible for atrocities, and prevent security backsliding in the region.
On March 20, Hudson convened a panel to explore the economic promise of the transition to 5G, new challenges to U. S. global leadership, and ways to counter these challenges.
On March 16, Hudson Institute hosted American Enterprise Institute’s Roslyn Layton for a conversation exploring examples of telecom modernization and addressing FCC resistance to the concept.
On March 13th, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion assessing U.S. policy options for the conflict and the region.
On March 5, Hudson Institute hosted a conversation on this special relationship with Kori Schake.
On March 5, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion that will take stock of both advances and retreats in the fight against corruption across Latin America.
On March 2, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss a new paper by Richard Gowan, Can the United Nations Unite Ukraine?
On Feb 28, Hudson welcomed Senator Chris Coons and Hudson Institute Distinguished Fellow Walter Russell Mead for a one-on-one discussion of U.S. national security threats and opportunities.
On Feb 27, Hudson Institute hosted a panel discussing how best to realize the NPR’s goals of preventing nuclear proliferation and terrorism.
On Feb 26, Hudson Institute hosted a panel discussion to assess President Trump’s foreign policy during his first year in office.
On Feb 22, Hudson hosted a panel to discuss Iraq and the Middle East.
On Feb 22, Hudson Institute convened a panel of experts to discuss the challenges such actions pose to broader regional and international interests.
On Feb 14, Hudson hosted an event with David Malpass, Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs, who offered his perspective on U.S. economic competitiveness in a globalized economy and the status of Trump administration trade initiatives.
On Feb 7th, Hudson hosted a panel to discuss its new report, Chinese Economic and Trade Challenges to the West: Prospects and Consequences from a U.S.-German Perspective.
On Feb 6, Hudson hosted a discussion to address the conservative perspective on the FCC and U.S. communications policy.
On Feb 1st, Hudson Institute hosted a high-level symposium to discuss the new strategic significance of the South China Sea for Asian and American national interests.
On Jan 31st, Hudson hosted a discussion on the abuse of power in Venezuela and future policy options for the country.
On Jan 30th, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion to assess the challenges to strengthening reformist media in the Arab World.
On Jan 29, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss its recent report, Maritime Strategy in a New Era of Great Power Competition.
On Jan 26, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion on the work of the Nuclear Verification Capabilities Independent Task Force of the Federation of American Scientists (FAS).
On Jan 24, Senator Cruz offered remarks on the latest North Korean threats and how the United States is responding.
On Jan 23, Hudson Institute held a discussion on the current state of affairs in the region and offer recommendations for future U.S. policies.
On Jan 22 Hudson held an evening discussion on how Lenin and Wilson’s competing visions for creating a more perfect world order spawned a century of global disorder and set the stage for the geopolitical dilemmas facing us today.
On Jan 16, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion assessing the policy options available to contain and curtail Iran's influence in the region and the potential consequences of inaction.
