Chinese Activities in the Arctic: The Regional Perceptions
In January 2018, China released its first ever Arctic white paper, pronouncing to the world its interests, priorities and approaches to the
June 5, 2018
Event
The Nonproliferation Treaty at Fifty
Please join the Stimson Center for a luncheon panel on “The Nonproliferation Treaty at Fifty.” Our featured speaker will be Professor Scott
May 25, 2018
Event
An Action Plan on U.S. Drone Policy
The first year of the Trump administration demonstrated President Trump’s willingness to continue to rely on armed drones to conduct U.S. military
May 24, 2018
Event
Beyond the Trump-Kim Summit
Read the event transcript and summary. After months of speculation and fast-paced developments on the Korean Peninsula, the Trump-Kim summit has been
May 17, 2018
Event
China’s Sharp and Soft Power
As China projects greater influence overseas economically and politically, a debate has emerged about the nature and impact of China’s sharp
May 17, 2018
Event
Development and Human Rights in Cambodia
Recent developments in Cambodia—including the dissolution of the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party, the closure of the independent newspaper The Cambodia
May 17, 2018
Event
Back-End to the Future: The Safeguards, Security and Society of Deep Geological Repositories
Photo Credit: Nuclear Regulatory Commission via Flickr The Stimson Center and the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management (INMM) will host a seminar in Washington,
May 16, 2018
Event
Post-Aid Relationships with Legacy Countries
Leading voices in international development will be joining the Stimson Center for a roundtable to discuss and identify opportunities, challenges, and policy
May 11, 2018
Event
Chinese FDI in Southeast Asia and Local Politics
RSVP HERE As China’s investment profile throughout Southeast Asia has grown, some projects have come under intense criticism and stalled amid local
May 2, 2018
Event
US Counterterrorism Spending Since 9/11
RSVP HERE Sixteen years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the United States does not have a fully accurate measure
April 30, 2018
Event
Winning the Peace: The Link Between Food Insecurity and Global Instability
RSVP HERE We have long understood that war and conflict produce poverty and hunger. Yet today, with the number of hungry people
April 27, 2018
Event
Voices from Japan
An annual symposium that brings senior-level Japanese opinion leaders to discuss Japan’s national security challenges