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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.
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