A Pacific Forum event examining France's strategic role and regional cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. No time or location provided in the newsletter.

Virtual panel moderated by CIGI Senior Fellow Mauritz Kop examining preparedness for quantum computing breakthroughs (Q-Day) and the convergence of quantum innovation with AI. Funded by DND's MINDS Targeted Engagement Grant program.

Online conversation with Lt. Gen. Linda S. Hurry on AFMC sustainment and modernization efforts across the force. Registration link provided in the newsletter.

Corporate roundtable debrief of the Global Quantum Forum. Date listed as October 21, 2026; the email does not specify time, location details, or virtual/hybrid options.

Multi-session, in-person reading group led by WAPPP senior fellow Ashley Judd examining prostitution and pornography through multidisciplinary scholarship and testimonies. Open to Harvard affiliates.

Launch of the Emissions Gap Report 2026 in partnership with UN Environment. In-person at Four Millbank, London, with a livestream available online; event includes keynote speakers and a panel discussion.

A live Carnegie Connects conversation on the war in Iran with Carnegie's Karim Sadjadpour and Brookings' Suzanne Maloney, hosted by Aaron David Miller. The session will discuss escalation risks, regional dynamics, and implications for Gulf states.

A CSIS Aerospace Security Project livestream discussion about Cosmos 2612's recent activity and potential threats to a U.S.-registered commercial satellite. Speakers include Greg Gillinger and Clayton Swope, moderated by Kari Bingen. 30-minute virtual event.

Full-day hybrid conference (in-person + Zoom) examining human capital and intangible factors needed for Ukraine's post-war recovery. Agenda and registration were provided in the email.

Carnegie Council's flagship Global Ethics Day event convening experts across disciplines to examine re-centering ethics in a fragmented world. Public virtual event.

A virtual seminar on the U.S. munitions shortfall exploring realistic options, timelines, and roles for suppliers and new entrants. First event in the 'Masters of the Defense Industrial Base' series, co-moderated by Jeff Bialos and Brett Lambert.

A Niskanen Center Criminal Justice Department webinar (with Vital City) examining patterns of gun violence affecting women, particularly intimate-partner killings, and policy/system responses during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Panelists include Lynn Addington, Ayesha Dholaki, Alice Ellyson, and Marianna Mitchem; moderated by Kerri Raissian.

Rep. James A. Himes and Brookings experts will discuss AI and the 2026 midterms, including the economic, community, and geopolitical dimensions of data center development. The event is available in person or to watch online.

In-person panel marking the release of MEI's report 'The Middle East Beyond the Iran War' featuring authors Gönül Tol, Ross Harrison, and Jason Campbell, moderated by Laura Kelly. Panel will examine regional power dynamics, strategic lessons, and implications for US defense posture.

Live online Carnegie Connects conversation on the U.S.-Iran war with Aaron David Miller in discussion with Suzanne Maloney (Brookings) and Karim Sadjadpour (Carnegie). Covers escalation risks, regional responses, and Tehran’s decision-making. Streaming link provided.

Carnegie Connects online conversation with Aaron David Miller, Suzanne Maloney, and Karim Sadjadpour on the U.S.-Iran war, escalation risks, and regional implications.

Launch of the CNAS documentary short 'Digital Lifelines' followed by a panel discussion on protecting subsea cables in the Indo-Pacific, featuring U.S. State Department and Philippine officials and CNAS staff. Live viewers may submit questions.

Conversation on the role of diplomacy amid shifting alliances and geopolitical uncertainty, featuring the Ambassador of Spain to the U.S.

Five-session conference cycle in Zaragoza analysing structural challenges shaping the new world order and the role of Spain and the EU. Organized by Real Instituto Elcano in collaboration with Fundación Ibercaja.

Vinh X. Nguyen (CFR) leads a conversation on trust infrastructure and artificial intelligence for college and university educators and students.