Events

How should law shape American power? Join Nicholas Rostow for a discussion of Proportional to the Mischief, where he explores sovereignty, the international balance of power, the nuclear age, and how the United States can build a new consensus on its role in the world.

A conversation on how to reform international aid, finance, and peacebuilding architectures with Sara Pantuliano. 

In Lifeline, John Donnelly provides an inspiring account of how the U.S. government built PEPFAR, a then start-up development program to fight AIDS.

New Zealand Votes: What’s at Stake for Foreign and Defense Policy will examine the potential national and foreign policy implications of New Zealand's national election.

Join the CSIS Middle East Program for an expert panel discussion on Lebanon's reform agenda.

Join in-person or online for one of CSIS's premier annual China conferences. Hear discussions and debates on core issues underpinning China's power and U.S.-China relations. 

Join the Human Rights Initiative for a conversation on what role human rights can and should play in the future of AI.

PONI's Fall Conference convenes rising nuclear experts to examine a strained global nuclear order — the future of arms control, the nonproliferation regime, verification, deterrence, and restraint. 

Dr. Eliot Cohen discusses his latest book, The Strategist: How to Think About War and Politics, with General David Petraeus (Ret.).