Upcoming Events
Book Talk: Iran’s Rise and Rivalry with the U.S. in the Middle East
A discussion of Mohsen Milani’s new book.
Book Talk | Iran’s Grand Strategy: A Political History
A discussion of Vali Nasr’s new book.
Book Talk | King Dollar: The Past and Future of the World’s Dominant Currency
A discussion of Paul Blustein’s new book.
Whither Trump’s Iran Deal?
Join us for a discussion of the ongoing U.S.-Iran nuclear talks.
What We Chose Not to See: Pulitzer Prize Winner Matthieu Aikins on War, Power, and Truth
A discussion of the legacy of the war in Afghanistan.
Book Talk: Russia’s World Order
A discussion of Paul Robinson’s new book.
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Active Denial: A Roadmap to a More Effective, Stabilizing, and Sustainable U.S. Defense Strategy in Asia
As relations between the United States and China deteriorate, chances of a military clash are growing. Multiple factors could lead …
The New Right: Ukraine Marks Major Foreign Policy Shift Among Conservatives
An event sponsored by The Quincy Institute and The American Conservative The hawkish wing of the GOP is losing …
Al Qaeda: Evergreen Threat or Yesterday’s Fight?
Al-Qaeda has served as the principal enemy of the U.S. War on Terror launched after 9/11 for over twenty years. …
The Threat of Nuclear War: Four Decades After ‘The Day After’
Co-sponsored by the Quincy Institute, The Intercept, and The Nation Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its nuclear threats against …
The U.S. and Asia: Toward Economic Integration or Fragmentation?
With the U.S.-China rivalry entering a more dangerous stage, Asia’s stunning economic success in recent decades through greater trade and …
Is it Wise to Push South Korea Toward China-Containment?
In April, the Biden administration released its Indo-Pacific strategy in which countering China featured prominently. In May, South Koreans elected …
The U.S.-Australia Alliance and Australia’s Evolving Orientation in Asia
In the wake of the Quad summit in Tokyo and the steady operationalization of the AUKUS military pact, Australia’s role …
Can China and the U.S. Coexist Productively? A Conversation with Kevin Rudd
Please join us for a virtual discussion between Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister of Australia and now-President of Asia Society, …
South Asia and the Global South Amid Sharpening Great Power Rivalries
As U.S.-Russia and U.S.-China rivalries intensify in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, where does South Asia stand? And …
A Spring Offensive of Terror: IS-K & TTP Violence in Afghanistan & Pakistan
Spring in Afghanistan and Pakistan is off to a violent start. On April 21, an attack on a Shi’a mosque …
From Targeted Sanctions to Central Banks: The Future of U.S. Economic Sticks
Economic sanctions and other forms of economic coercion have become the “go to” response for both the executive branch and …
MLK 55 Years Later — Can the Church Study War No More?
Re-examining the links between militarism and racism
Can the Church “study war no more”?
Join us virtually or in person on April …
Diplomacy and the Ukraine Crisis
Since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, many have been skeptical of the possibilities for diplomatic resolution, and the White …
The Yemen War in Numbers: Saudi Escalation and U.S. Complicity
President Biden came into office pledging to end U.S. support for the Saudi-led war on Yemen, yet it has become …
19 Years After the Invasion: A Reflection on the U.S. Military Presence in Iraq
Nineteen years ago the Bush administration launched the invasion of Iraq under the pretext of weapons of mass destruction which …
Will the Revived JCPOA Survive? Implications of the Renewed Iran Nuclear Agreement
Against all odds, nuclear negotiators managed to revive the Iran nuclear agreement earlier today. By blocking Iran’s pathway to a …
Not a Pawn: Southeast Asia in a World of Rising Great Power Tensions
As the war in Ukraine rages on, and a second U.S. administration pursues “strategic competition” with China, U.S. foreign policy …
As America’s Rivalry With Russia Intensifies, How Can U.S. Nuclear Policy Make Us Safer?
As the U.S.-Russia rivalry intensifies in the wake of Moscow’s aggression against Ukraine, the upcoming Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) becomes even …
Who’s Afraid of the Military Industrial Complex? — The Shifting Politics of Pentagon Spending
2021 was a good year to be a weapons contractor. Congress authorized $778 billion in military spending, one of the …
Are the JCPOA Negotiations On Their Last Legs?
More than a year has passed since Joe Biden took office and the United States has yet to rejoin the …
Can War In Ukraine Be Avoided? An American-Russian Conversation
At a time of deep crisis between the United States, NATO, and Russia, it is vitally important to identify real …
U.S.-Russia Relations: Can ‘Strategic Empathy’ Be A Way Forward?
The U.S. and Russia have been holding high-level talks over Ukraine and Moscow’s proposal to refashion post-cold war security arrangements …
Book Talk: ‘Why Foreign-Imposed Regime Change Goes Wrong’
In his new book, Catastrophic Success: Why Foreign-Imposed Regime Change Goes Wrong, Alexander Downes compiles all instances of regime change …
Debate: Should the U.S. Seek to Contain China?
This panel is co-sponsored with the Institute for Peace & Diplomacy There is a growing divergence among …