Russian invasion of Ukraine that began in February 2022 has brought a renewed sense of concerns about the threats posed by nuclear
March 6, 2024
Event
Fight Against Economic Coercion: Opportunities and Challenges for the US-Japan Alliance
The notion of “economic coercion”—the practice of leveraging economic strength to enforce one’s own agenda upon others—has garnered increased attention in recent
March 4, 2024
Event
The Israel-Hamas War: Impacts and Prospects, Six Months On
Want to pose a question before or during the event? Go to stimson.org/questions/ The longest and bloodiest Arab-Israeli conflict has left more than 30,000
March 1, 2024
Event
Mobilizing Businesses and Innovation Towards Coastal Resilience
Sea level rise (SLR) has accelerated during the 20th century and could exceed one meter by 2100 if GHG emissions are not
February 28, 2024
Event
Challenges to Pursuing a Policy of Prevention
The October 2023 APSG meeting brought together leading U.S government and civil society experts to discuss key challenges to U.S. atrocity prevention
February 28, 2024
Event
Security at Arm’s Length: Global Arms Trade Implications for Peace, Security, and the Economy
From Gaza to Ukraine to the South China Sea, the arms trade continues to have profound—and oftentimes devastating—implications for global peace, security,
February 22, 2024
Event
Japan’s National Security Strategy: The Role of Alliance and Partnerships
Japan’s bilateral alliance with the United States and its ever-expanding security partnership with like-minded countries are integral part of Japan’s national security
February 15, 2024
Event
Syria Betrayed
The author Alex Bellamy will walk us through the key arguments of his recent book, Syria Betrayed. Presenter: Moderator:
February 13, 2024
Event
Taking Stock of US Child Soldier Prevention Efforts
February 12, 2024, marks the 22nd anniversary of the entry into force of the landmark UN treaty banning the use of child
February 12, 2024
Event
Mekong Water Data Hour: Remote Sensing and Hydrological Modeling
Big-picture modeling for river basins is often difficult due to a lack of sufficient data on river discharge and infrastructure operations, but
February 5, 2024
Event
Japan as a Defender of a Liberal International Order
With ongoing conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, the international community’s ability to uphold a liberal international order continues to be
