Recent Events
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NEW POLL: Americans Crystal Clear: Foreign Policy Status Quo Not Working
On February 7, the Charles Koch Institute and the Center for the National Interest released a poll of 1,000 Americans that shows Americans want Washington to show greater restraint in U.S. foreign policy. For details, please see the press release.
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Russia and the U.S. Election: Assessing Moscow’s Actions and America’s Responses
On January 27, the Center for the National Interest hosted a discussion covered by C-SPAN titled “Russia and the U.S. Election: Assessing Moscow’s Actions and America’s Responses” with Center Executive Director Paul Saunders and George Beebe, a former chief of Russia analysis at the Central Intelligence Agency and President of BehaviorMatrix LLC, a text analytics
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U.S.-Russia Relations in the Trump Administration
On January 10, the Center for the National Interest hosted an event focusing on the future of U.S.-Russia relations under the Trump administration. Center Executive Director Paul Saunders moderated a discussion with Andranik Migranyan, a chief policy expert at Moscow State University’s Center for Public and Political Programs, a professor at the Moscow Institute of
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U.S.-Taiwan Relations under the Trump Administration
On January 9, the Center for the National Interest hosted an event focusing on U.S.-Taiwan relations under the incoming Trump Administration. Director of Defense Studies at the Center and Executive Editor of The National Interest, Harry J. Kazianis, moderated the discussion between Kurt Campbell, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Asia Group, LLC and one
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NEW POLL: This Holiday, Americans Wish For A More Peaceful Approach to Foreign Policy
On December 22, the Charles Koch Institute and the Center for the National Interest released a poll of 1,000 Americans that shows voters believe focusing on diplomacy and trade are better methods of improving U.S. security than military intervention. For details, please see the press release.
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