Join us for a conversation with Ramesh Subramaniam on regional dynamics and the Asian Development Bank’s strong partnership in the region’s transformation.
August 14, 2019
Event
US-Japan-Australia Infrastructure Collaboration in the Indo-Pacific: Opportunities and Obstacles
Infrastructure needs in developing Asia are vast: the Asian Development Bank estimates that $26 trillion is needed through 2030. Bridging this infrastructure
July 15, 2019
Event
U.S.-Taiwan Relations: Reflections on 40 Years of the TRA
Since President Jimmy Carter signed the Taiwan Relations Act into law in 1979, the United States and Taiwan have maintained unofficial relations,
July 1, 2019
Event
Global Policy Dialogue on “Global Security, Justice, and Economic Institutions”
The Global Policy Dialogue on Global Security, Justice, and Economic Institutions is designed to serve as a major vehicle to spur a
June 5, 2019
Event
Policy vs. Politics: Tackling the myth that voters are disconnected from foreign policy
A light lunch will be served. Joining us for this discussion are: Stephen J. Yates, CEO, DC International Advisory; former Deputy National
June 4, 2019
Event
Post-Hanoi Dynamics between the ROK and China
The Hanoi summit was not the breakthrough in the peace process that South Korea had hoped to see. The talks with North
May 8, 2019
Event
Secret Wars: Insights from the Backstage of Covert Conflict
Featuring: Austin Carson is a professor of political science at the University of Chicago. Sameer Lalwani is a senior fellow and director
April 29, 2019
Event
Off Ramps From Confrontation in Southern Asia Book Launch and Discussion
The nuclear competition among China, India and Pakistan is accelerating with the introduction of new ballistic and cruise missiles, multiple warhead missiles
April 18, 2019
Event
Economic Briefing and Investment Opportunities in the Philippines
You are invited to a forum featuring Secretary Ernesto Pernia, PhD, on the Philippine economy, a bright spot in the East Asia-Pacific region.
April 4, 2019
Event
Future of Nuclear Arms Control Series: Is a Treaty-Based System Sustainable?
The Trump administration and the Kremlin have given notice of intent to withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. New START may
April 1, 2019
Event
Growth in Global Arms Transfers and Military Spending
Global arms sales and military spending are influenced by shifting security concerns, economic circumstances, and varying political priorities. Each year, the Stockholm
April 1, 2019
Event
How do extralegal groups react when there is a crisis of governance? An examination of post-conflict Liberia and how trade makes a state Book Launch & Discussion
In the aftermath of the Liberian civil war, groups of ex-combatants seized control of key natural resource enclaves in the country. With
