Navigating the Mediterranean: Understanding North African Irregular Migration to Europe
This event examined the key drivers behind migration across the Mediterranean—ranging from socioeconomic and political instability to environmental stressors and transnational crime—while
April 1, 2025
Event
Cold War II, World War III, or Grand Bargain? The Future of US-Russia-China Relations
The 2022 National Security Strategy listed Russia and China as the greatest threats to the US-led Liberal Order. The new Trump administration
March 28, 2025
Event
World to Come: The Return of Trump and the End of the Old Order
With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, authors Mathew Burrows and Josef Braml argue that the U.S.-led liberal international order that defined global
March 27, 2025
Event
Tech Cold War: The Geopolitics of Technology
Developing new technologies used to be primarily an economic and commercial issue, but it is increasingly also about foreign and security policy.
Mainland Southeast Asia and the Mekong Region sit at the heart of the Indo-Pacific and are key focal areas for US foreign
March 21, 2025
Event
COVID and Border Policies
Professors Edward Alden and Laurie Trautman of Western Washington University will walk us through the key findings of their fascinating new book,
March 20, 2025
Event
U.S.-Japan Alliance in 2025: Toward a Deeper Alliance
U.S.-Japan relations seem to be off to a good start following Prime Minister Ishiba’s successful visit to the White House on February
March 14, 2025
Event
Diplomacy Wins: How US Diplomacy Prevents Conflicts
The United States has been involved in numerous high-profile conflicts in the 21st century, demonstrating an over-reliance on military power as the foremost
March 13, 2025
Event
“Iran’s Rise and Rivalry with the US in the Middle East” – A Book Talk with Professor Mohsen Milani
Iran’s cold war with the US can only be understood through examining the country’s long history of empire, invasion and containment. In
March 7, 2025
Event
Security and Sovereignty: Exploring Canada’s Vision for Land Power with Lieutenant-General M.C. Wright, Commander of the Canadian Army
In his role as Commander of the Canadian Army, Lieutenant-General M.C. Wright leads the ground forces for the second-largest country in the
March 7, 2025
Event
RAI Session: Sourcing Training Data for Generative AI Systems
Building or modifying generative AI systems that account for varying cultures and languages in the Global South requires large volumes of training
March 6, 2025
Event
Navigating the Arctic: A Geostrategic Frontier for the U.S., Japan, and Partners
In recent years, the Arctic has quickly emerged as the new space for geostrategic competition among U.S. and its strategic competitors. Once a
