Recent Events
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Israel and the Middle East
On February 9th, the Center for the National Interest hosted a round table discussion of Israel’s relationship with the Middle East and the United States in the context of regional instability. Dennis Ross, former Middle East envoy for the Clinton administration, began the discussion with introductory remarks. The event was the second in a series
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China’s Military Posturing in the East and South China Seas: A Losing Strategy
On January 14, the Center for the National Interest hosted two leading foreign policy practitioners to discuss the increasingly tense security environment in the East and South China Seas. Admiral Dennis Blair, a former Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command and Director of National Intelligence (2009-2010), provided an optimistic assessment of the current regional security
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Turkey and the Middle East
On January 14, the Center for the National Interest hosted a round table discussion of Turkey’s critical role in a changing Middle East and its complicated relations with the United States, Europe, and Russia. The event was attended by a diverse group of experts with deep experience in academia and government. Henri Barkey, Director of
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The Future of Nuclear Energy
On Wednesday, January 13, 2016, the Energy Innovation Project and the Center for the National Interest hosted the first in a series of events to discuss the future of nuclear power and policies that could pave the way for the development and demonstration of innovative nuclear reactors. The event began with a discussion of innovative
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Co-Hosted Event: Strategic Consensus in the Indo-Pacific: A Security Partner Dialogue
On December 8, the Heritage Foundation and the Center co-hosted a day-long event on the Indo-Pacific. During five different seminars, panelists tackled topics including the strategic challenges in the South China Sea/East China Sea Littoral; the Challenge of PRC Out-of-Area Operations; and questions of regional security and economic interdependence. The Center was represented Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Wallace Gregson, Senior
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