On July 24, Hudson Institute was joined by the Secretary Wilbur Ross and House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Chairman Lamar Smith to discuss the Department of Commerce’s evolving role in the space sector.
On July 18, Hudson Institute held a discussion on the future of the U.S. Navy and its role in American defense and foreign policy.
On July 13, Hudson Institute hosted Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats for a discussion with on global and regional threats with Walter Russell Mead.
On July 12, Hudson Institute hosted a public event to discuss the summit and the many challenges currently faced by the Alliance.
On July 3, Hudson Institute hosted Gerónimo Gutiérrez Fernández, Ambassador of Mexico to the United States, for a discussion about the current state of U.S.-Mexico relations.
On June 27, Hudson Institute hosted a screening of the Sam and Ammar Show followed by a discussion with the co-hosts.
On June 26, Hudson Institute held a panel Poland’s contributions to fighting tyranny, its active role in NATO, and the country’s strategic importance.
On June 21, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion with Archimandrite Dr. Alexi Chehadeh on the displacement of the Syrian people.
On June 20, Hudson held a discussion on NATO’s efforts to adapt to a new security environment characterized by disruptive technologies and hybrid warfare tactics.
On June 20, Hudson held a review and discussion of a new report on Chinese influence operations.
On June 18, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss the current political situation in Nicaragua and Venezuela.
On June 14, Hudson Institute hosted a presentation of highlights from the new report from Hudson's Food Policy Center.
On June 7, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion examining growing hostility towards Taiwan.
On May 30, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion with Ambassador Nathan A. Sales, the coordinator for counterterrorism at the U.S. State Department.
On May 29th, Hudson Institute in cooperation with the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) held a discussion on current trends and insights on Iran.
On May 25, Hudson Institute’s Kleptocracy Initiative welcomed Spain’s Judge José Grinda Gonzalez.
On May 22, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to assess the political coalitions taking shape in Iraq and weigh the potential consequences of the election for Iraq, Iran, the U.S., and the region.
On May 21st, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion addressing questions about the impact of state subsidies and other directed benefits on the international aviation market.
On May 16, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss the possibility of a democratic transition in Cuba.
On May 10th, Hudson Institute hosted Israel’s ambassador to the U.S., Ron Dermer, for a discussion on the future of the Iran Deal after President Trump’s withdrawal announcement.
On May 10th, Hudson Institute hosted a conversation with Congressman Rob Wittman.
On May 9, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion to weigh arguments for and against remaining in the JCPOA.
On May 8, Hudson convened a panel to discuss the implications of shifting U.S. military strategy in the region and Syria’s long-term prospects moving forward.
On May 4, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion on the Xinjiang police state.
On May 1, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion with Richard Wiley on how the FCC has changed over time.
On April 30, Hudson Institute convened industry experts and policy practitioners to discuss how the United States can best leverage its position in the new space age.
On April 27, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss Australia’s Foreign Policy White Paper and its implications for the region.
On April 26, Hudson Institute hosted a panel of leading female Iranian-American freedom activists who will discuss these developments and how the U.S. can help this movement maintain momentum.
On April 26, Hudson hosted a panel to discuss Iran’s growing regional influence and assess the capabilities and willingness of U.S. partner forces to disrupt Iran’s regional aspirations.
On Tuesday, April 24, Hudson held a discussion on how the North Atlantic Alliance is addressing the challenges of the “digital battlefield” in the run-up to the NATO Brussels Summit.
