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On April 25th, Hudson Institute hosted an event with Ambassador William F. Hagerty to discuss the future of U.S.-Japan relations.
On March 26th, the Hudson Institute hosted Rob Spalding and Nadia Schadlow to discuss the future role of the U.S. in 5G development.
On Oct 24, he Hudson Institute and Freedom House’s Mark Palmer Forum for the Advancement of Democracy held a conference on China’s global challenge to democratic freedom.
On Oct 11, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion to consider papal and Chinese motives for the China-Vatican deal, its diplomatic consequences, and the history of the Vatican’s relations with authoritarian communist nations.
On Oct 9, Hudson held a meeting to reexamine the anthrax events of 2001, as well as subsequent biological events.
On Oct 5, Hudson Institute's Kleptocracy Initiative held a discussion on safeguarding the European banking system against illicit financial flows from Russia and the former Soviet Union.
On Oct 4, Vice President Mike Pence delivered a major speech on the administration’s policy towards China at Hudson Institute.
On Oct 3, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion to examine the current state of Syria and risks of new regional conflict.
On September 27, Secretary Lehman joined Hudson Institute’s Seth Cropsey, senior fellow and director of the Center for American Seapower, to discuss his new book.
On September 26, Hudson Institute held a symposium regarding recent U.S. and Chinese tariffs and possible solutions to the mounting bilateral trade tensions.
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