Programs 2020-21

September 10:

Adam Segal, Director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) “The US, China, and the Battle for Cyberspace; How Washington and Beijing are Using Tech, Diplomacy, and Trade to Shape Cyberspace” More Information

October 08:

Tanvi Madan, Brookings Institution “Implications of the China-India Border Crisis for India-US Relations” More Information

November 12:

The Honorable Mark Brzezinski, Former U.S. Ambassador to Sweden “The Art of Diplomacy and Agreeing to Disagree: Four Decades after U.S.- China Normalization” More Information

December 10:

Raymond V. Arnaudo, Retired Diplomat “The Polar Regions: History, Cooperation, Trouble Ahead?“ More Information

January 12:

Jana Puglierin, Head of Office and Senior Policy Fellow European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) “A Changing Germany’s Influence on European Security and Transatlantic Relations;Implications for the New U.S. Administration" More Information

February 11:

Bruce Riedel, Brookings Institution “The Challenges in the Middle East for Biden and Harris” More Information

March 11:

Tom Perriello, Executive Director for U.S. Programs Open Society Foundations “Foreign Policy of the American Middle Class: An Emerging Biden Doctrine" More Information

April 08:

Brian Weeden, Director of Program Planning, Secure World Foundation "Beyond the Space Force: Security Challenges and Trends in Outer Space More Information

May 06:

Soner Cagaptay, Director of the Turkish Research Program, Washington Institute May 6, 6 PM 2021 (NOTE DATE CHANGE) “Turkey Under Erdogan: What is Next?” More Information