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Hudson Institute challenges conventional thinking and helps manage strategic transitions to the future through interdisciplinary and collaborative studies in defense, international relations, economics, culture, science, technology, and law. Through publications, conferences and policy recommendations, we seek to guide global leaders in government and business.
Mission: Promoting American leadership and global engagement for a secure, free, and prosperous future.
LIVE now: A discussion on nuclear arms control with Tim and Amb. Marshall Billingslea:
Join Hudson Institute for a discussion with Special Presidential Envoy for Arms Control Marshall Billingslea. In his first public remarks since being appoint...
🚨 LIVE: Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu remarks on COVID-19 response:
Join Hudson Institute for a conversation on Taiwan’s battle against COVID-19. The event will feature recorded remarks from Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph W...
🚨 LIVE: Join our conversation w/ Ambassador Emily Haber & Walter Russell Mead: youtu.be/r6R3apkLJHc
Join Hudson Institute for a conversation with German Ambassador to the United States Emily Haber on her country’s response to the coronavirus pandemic and it...
🚨 LIVE w/ Danny Danon - דני דנון & Hudson's Mike Doran
Priorities of Israel's National Unity Government: A Discussion with Ambassador Danny Danon
Join Hudson Institute for a conversation with Danny Danon, Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, for a discussion on Israeli foreign policy in the shado...
🚨 LIVE | A conversation with U.S. Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment Keith Krach:
Join Hudson Institute for a conversation with Under Secretary of State Keith Krach on how the Trump administration is developing strategies and implementing ...
This week The Realignment explores the geopolitics of the #coronavirus pandemic. We have:
✔ Mike Doran on the Middle East
✔ Peter Rough on Europe
✔ John Lee on the Asia-Pacific
Listen to Saagar Enjeti & Marshall Kosloff go around the world in 40 minutes.
Hudson Senior Fellows Michael Doran, Peter Rough, and John Lee join The Realignment to explore the geopolitical ramifications of the Coronavirus outbreak in the Middle East, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific.
🚨 LIVE: A Zoom conversation between our own Rebeccah Heinrichs and Michele Flournoy on America’s role in the world amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6dfuYmjdnA&feature=emb_logo
Join Hudson Institute for a discussion with former Under Secretary of Defense Michèle Flournoy and Hudson Senior Fellow Rebeccah Heinrichs on America’s role ...
The impact of the coronavirus has only begun to be felt. How we react now will have global implications for months and years to come.
Hudson experts continue to analyze COVID-19 from every angle. Click here for a compilation of their insights 👇 https://www.hudson.org/research/15825-coronavirus-insights-and-analyses-on-the-global-impact
LIVE NOW | Funding America's Defense Future: Discussing President Trump's Proposed Budget with Rep. Joe Courtney and Rep. Rob Wittman
Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIt3So6GynE&feature=emb_logo
Join Hudson Institute for a conversation with Representative Joe Courtney, chairman of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Seapower and Projection Force...
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The application deadline is quickly approaching for our Political Studies program. Study political theory and politics with top experts in our nation’s capital.
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The killing of Qassem Soleimani "represents a tectonic shift in Middle Eastern politics." @Doranimated explains why in @nytimes: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/03/opinion/trump-iran-suleimani-assassination-baghdad.html
From last night's Gala Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, cites Hudson Institute in explaining how we can preserve "the existing free & open int'l order that the U.S. helped create, and continues to lead" in the face of China's authoritarian system.
Watch more: https://www.hudson.org/events/1708-herman-kahn-award-gala102019
Join us at noon today for a conversation with Senator Chris Murphy & Hudson's Walter Russell Mead.
🖥 Live stream here: https://www.hudson.org/events/1735-dialogues-on-american-foreign-policy-and-world-affairs-a-conversation-with-u-s-sen-chris-murphy102019
We still remember the heroism shown 18 years ago today in New York, DC, and Pennsylvania after a vicious attack on our nation. We honor the memory of the fallen by continuing to fight for freedom, security, and prosperity for all. #NeverForget
This week on The Realignment, hosts Saagar Enjeti and Marshall Kosloff talk with the Washington Post's Megan McArdle on why socialist national solutions won’t solve the problems facing everyday Americans.
Markets are still the answer.
Listen/subscribe: https://www.hudson.org/research/15283-the-realignment-ep-5-megan-mc-ardle-defends-the-market
Matthew Stoller of the Open Markets Institute on why people are increasingly looking at Silicon Valley goliaths "like they're private governing forces," on this week's episode of The Realignment.
Full episode: https://bit.ly/2Nn6oBM
Subscribe for more: apple.co/2ZhaO3o
We are excited to announce the launch of our new podcast: The Realignment.
Each week hosts Saagar Enjeti and Marshall Kosloff will explore current U.S. political realignments driven by shifting views on national security, economics, tech, & more.
🎙️🎙️Subscribe & check out Ep. 1 featuring J.D. Vance: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-realignment/id1474687988
Today, Rep. Omar introduced a resolution supporting the BDS movement. But our recent poll 📊 found that a majority of Americans see the BDS movement as anti-Semitic, by a 3-to-1 ratio.
SHARE if you agree that the BDS movement is anti-Semitic!
The National Survey of Anti-Semitism in America was conducted among likely voters in the 2020 elections to gauge opinions on anti-Semitism in the U.S....
"The Secure Act’s restrictions on inheritance show where this leads: to directing voters’ attentions to their immediate personal needs rather than the needs of posterity, and to further undermining the already-beleaguered American family." Christopher DeMuth in WSJ Opinion:
Retirement accounts were created with preferred tax treatment to provide resources to workers for their own retirement, not for the purpose of funding vacations or general expenses for beneficiaries.
“When there are changes of governments in democratic countries which have endured frictions with the Communist Party, Beijing tends to offer "diplomatic resets" in exchange for a softening of policies… With Morrison's victory, that door is closed,” writes John Lee.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his conservative Liberal National coalition party defied more than three years of losing national polls to pull off what he described as a "miracle" during his victory speech over the weekend.
“President Barack Obama empowered Iran at the expense of America’s traditional allies and its own vital interests. Trump has implemented instead a policy of containment,” writes Mike Doran.
Containment does not seek war with Iran but will not shrink if provoked. Nor does it seek regime change, writes Michael Doran of the Hudson Institute.
As tensions rise with Iran, Blaise Misztal joins KJZZ Phoenix to discuss the latest developments.
Today, the State Department ordered all "non-emergency U.S. government employees" to leave Iraq.This comes just after the Trump administration to ordered American ships and bombers into the Persian Gulf, ramping up tensions with Iran.So how has foreign policy strategy changed in the Middle East sinc...
"President Trump’s tariffs are designed to bring China to the table to answer for cheating," says Michael Pillsbury at the Munk Debate.
You can watch the full debate on trade featuring H.R. McMaster here: https://www.munkdebates.com/The-Debates/China
Yesterday, Prime Minister Orbán met with President Trump. Hudson President Ken Weinstein says of the meeting, "the real subtext is likely China, on Orbán’s relations with the Chinese and trying to get greater cooperation on this issue."
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Europe’s fiercest anti-immigration leader, visits the White House on Monday — but it’s unclear how friendly his welcome will be.
Nina Shea tells the Washington Free Beacon that assaults on churches "barely receives a glance from the French state, prosecutors, media or public. Rarely are the attackers identified or apprehended."
French churches are increasingly under threat from arson and desecration, but authorities are apathetic to the worsening situation for Christians.
Growing co-operation between the Gulf and Israel will do more to shape the future of the Middle East than any developments in the Palestinian-Israeli arena, writes Mike Doran.
Even after Asia Bibi’s release, Pakistan remains the world’s most appalling example of Islamist blasphemy laws and their vile usefulness in inciting violence and repressing the innocent, writes Lela Gilbert.
“Asia Bibi – Free!” I read and reread those amazing three words in an email, whispered "Thank God," but was still almost afraid to hope.
“These poisons have been unleashed on much too wide a scale and for far too many people. It’s dangerous and will be a continuing problem, but it’s unsustainable,” says Hudson COO John Walters.
CONCORD — The man who served as the nation’s drug czar for eight years under President George W. Bush, and his deputy, headlined a lineup of high-profile experts to speak
As we approach the June 12 anniversary of the #TrumpKimSummit—the first-ever meeting between a sitting North Korean and U.S. leader—Kim is floundering, writes Patrick Cronin.
Trump should keep the pressure up until a deal is reached or it becomes clear Pyongyang will not yield.
“As trade watchers around the world armchair-quarterback this week’s negotiations, it’s useful to assess the likelihood of success in each key area of the deal to determine whether it has indeed fallen apart,” writes Michael Pillsbury. Read his predictions:
The president’s tough line will reduce friction later by giving Beijing an incentive to comply with a trade deal.
Join us Thursday for a discussion hosted by former Nikki Haley deputy Jon Lerner on the future role of the U.S. in the United Nations, particularly as it relates to strengthening the U.S.-Israeli alliance and the progress made during Ambassador Haley’s tenure.
Attend The UN vs. Israel: Strengthening U.S.-Israeli Relations in the Age of Trump, on May, 2019 at Hudson Institute. A think tank and research center dedicated to nonpartisan analysis of US and international economic, security, and political issues. Experts discuss the U.S. role in the UN
Will 2019 go down as the year that one of the most successful alliances in world history lost its way? Much depends on how well Richard Grenell can interpret Donald Trump to the Germans, and vice versa. Read Walter Russell Mead’s latest in The Wall Street Journal.
Richard Grenell isn’t apologizing, though he’s ruffled even pro-American feathers.
In case you missed it from Jon Lerner: History suggests that ignoring or neglecting the United Nations does not improve the place. Without a strong traffic cop on the beat, it only gets worse.
United Nations ambassador nominee Kelly Knight Craft is smart, capable, and knowledgeable about the foreign policy challenges facing our country. Her partisan critics are unfairly attacking her lack of a traditional diplomatic background. Such a background is vastly overrated as a qualification for....
Americans sympathetic to India’s many security needs know the peace and good order of the Indo-Pacific will be determined not just at sea, but in the Himalayas and along India’s continental borders, writes Eric Brown & Aparna Pande.
Besides harming US-India strategic cooperation, the S-400 is part and parcel of an inferior suite of defence technologies made by a fading Russian power. India and the United States have come a long way in building a comprehensive partnership with the potential to define the 21st century for the ...
New from Lela Gilbert: While attacks on Christians surge, antisemitic activities also continue to erupt across France.
The sight of towering flames devouring Paris’s magnificent cathedral has brought into clear focus countless assaults on French churches and synagogues.
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From last night's Gala Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, cites Hudson Institute in explaining how we can preserve "the existing free & open int'l order that the U.S. helped create, and continues to lead" in the face of China's authoritarian system. Watch more: https://www.hudson.org/events/1708-herman-kahn-award-gala102019
This week on The Realignment, hosts Saagar Enjeti and Marshall Kosloff talk with the Washington Post's Megan McArdle on why socialist national solutions won’t solve the problems facing everyday Americans. Markets are still the answer. Listen/subscribe: https://www.hudson.org/research/15283-the-realignment-ep-5-megan-mc-ardle-defends-the-market
Matthew Stoller of the Open Markets Institute on why people are increasingly looking at Silicon Valley goliaths "like they're private governing forces," on this week's episode of The Realignment. Full episode: https://bit.ly/2Nn6oBM Subscribe for more: apple.co/2ZhaO3o
We are excited to announce the launch of our new podcast: The Realignment. Each week hosts Saagar Enjeti and Marshall Kosloff will explore current U.S. political realignments driven by shifting views on national security, economics, tech, & more. 🎙️🎙️Subscribe & check out Ep. 1 featuring J.D. Vance: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-realignment/id1474687988
"President Trump’s tariffs are designed to bring China to the table to answer for cheating," says Michael Pillsbury at the Munk Debate. You can watch the full debate on trade featuring H.R. McMaster here: https://www.munkdebates.com/The-Debates/China
Cindy Warmbier: Unless we keep the pressure on North Korea, they are not going to change. There are still a lot of families who deserve to see their family members.
Exciting things are happening at Hudson… stay tuned! 🚧👷🛠
The Easter bombings in Sri Lanka puts to rest the myth that poverty and inclusion are the reasons people become terrorists, says Husain Haqqani.
On Tucker Carlson Tonight, Nina Shea discussed the bombings in Sri Lanka, which she calls a warning to Christians around the world.
WATCH: Hudson’s Rebeccah Heinrichs discusses the recent security breach at Mar-a-Lago with Fox News' Trish Regan.
Trade talks with China are continuing today, as Hudon's Mike Pillsbury notes, a good trade deal could add 1000 points to the Dow Jones.
“Give the process a chance.” Hudson’s Patrick Cronin discusses the multiple channels open between the U.S. and North Korea for ongoing negotiations following the #TrumpKimSummit.
On Fox Business, Hudson’s Rebeccah Heinrichs discusses what each side must do to make meaningful steps toward denuclearization during the #TrumpKimSummit in Vietnam.
ICYMI: Hudson’s Patrick Cronin previewed the #TrumpKimSummit on CNN's Situation Room.
On CNN's Situtation Room, Patrick Cronin discusses whether Kim Jong Un can deliver substantial steps toward denuclearization during next week’s summit with President Trump.
On Mornings with Maria, Mike Pillsbury discusses the likely outcomes of the ongoing U.S.-China trade talks.
Until Friday afternoon, the high drama of U.S.-China negotiations will continue. The most important thing to look for in a trade deal with China is an enforcement mechanism, or we’re back to tariffs, says Mike Pillsbury.
Our government is simply not set up to challenge China in this hemisphere, but it’s not too late to change the direction. Mike Pillsbury joined Lou Dobbs to discuss the ongoing threat of China. #dobbs
President Donald J. Trump’s proposed border wall will reduce the flow of illegal drugs into the United States, says John Walters.
Hudson's Mike Pillsbury: China has outsmarted the United States time and time again. The U.S. can learn from China’s successes.
During her remarkable time at the United Nations, Nikki Haley has been a champion of human rights & strong American leadership. Watch as she receives Hudson Institute’s 2018 Global Leadership Award.
Hudson Senior Fellow Richard Weitz joined RTV to discuss the death of Kim Jong Il and the implications for the future of North Korea.
Hudson Senior Fellow Tevi Troy joined Fox News on August 22 to discuss the changing situations in Libya and Syria and the ousting of Qaddafi.
Hudson Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Housing Markets John Weicher was interviewed by Fox Business about the federal interest rates on August 10.
Hudson Senior Fellow Diana Furchtgott-Roth joined Fox News on August 8th to discuss the employment numbers and what could be done to lower unemployment.
Hudson Chief Operating Officer John Walters joined Fox News on August 1st to discuss the capture of Jose Hernandez, a Juarez cartel leader.
Hudson Senior Fellow Diana Furchtgott-Roth joined CNBC on August 1st to discuss the debt ceiling and what it means for businesses.
Hudson Research Fellow Aparna Pande joined Al Jazeera English on July 10 to discuss recent train crashes in India.
Hudson Senior Fellow Diana Furchtgott-Roth joined the BBC to discuss Lagarde's appointment to head the IMF.
Hudson Senior Fellow Tevi Troy joined Fox News to comment on government hired contractors setting up fake appointments with doctors across the country
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