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On September 5, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss CPEC and the evolving relationship between China and Pakistan.
On September 5, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion on the PRC’s “war on terrorism.”
On September 4, Hudson Institute hosted a discussion between Mr. Hazony and William A. Galston.
On August 29, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss the obstacles complicating reconstruction in Syria.
On August 23, Hudson Institute’s South and Central Asia Program hosted a panel to discuss the current political climate in Afghanistan.
On August 15, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss Iran, the effectiveness of the U.S. “Maximum Pressure” campaign, the regime’s ability to navigate sanctions, and the country’s widening protests.
On August 8, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss the recent unrest in Nicaragua.
On August 7, Hudson Institute’s South and Central Asia Program hosted a panel to discuss Pakistan’s 2018 elections.
On July 31, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss the drivers, prospects, and implications of CFIUS reform.
On July 31, Commissioner Brendan Carr and Harold Furchtgott-Roth discussed Connected Care and other communications issues facing the United States.
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