A RAND online event discussing the current landscape and policy implications of psychedelics use in the United States.

G20 Trade Ministerial scheduled 30 September–1 October 2026. Listed in SAIIA newsletter without times or venue.

One-hour seminar using Aspen’s moderated, text-based dialogue method to explore values and leadership through a short reading and discussion.

EARNCon 2026 is a multi-day conference running September 30–October 2, 2026. Mentioned alongside EPI's 40th anniversary in the email; specific daily schedule and venue details were not provided in this message.

Online panel discussing allied efforts to de-risk rare earth supply chains and the policy options for a coordinated allied approach. Speakers: Dr Naoise McDonagh and Genna Lehman; moderated by Hayley Channer. Hosted by the United States Studies Centre (University of Sydney).

FPRI panel discussion on Japan's implementation of counterstrike authority and its implications for regional deterrence. Speakers include Mirna Galic, Katsuya Tsukamoto, and Zack Cooper.

Geneva Security Debate (in partnership with Körber-Stiftung) presenting findings from the 2026 Körber Policy Game and discussing risks in the High North including sanctions evasion, environmental shocks and strategic infrastructure vulnerability. Hybrid format with expert panel discussion.

Hudson experts Kenneth Weinstein, Patrick M. Cronin, and William Chou host Professor Takahiro Tsuchiya to analyze the US–China summit and regional perspectives from Japan, Europe, South Korea, and Southeast Asia. Watch or register via the linked event page.

Live FDD Morning Brief hosted by Jonathan Schanzer featuring Ambassador Jeff Bartos, streamed on YouTube.

The 30th WIDER Annual Lecture by Edward Miguel will examine how climate change, slower growth, and armed conflict interact in Africa and what policies could break the climate–conflict–poverty cycle. The event includes remarks from a discussant, an extended audience Q&A, and a reception for in-person attendees. It will be livestreamed for remote participants.

Virtual launch and discussion of the 29th Geneva Report on the World Economy, covering global imbalances, the role of the dollar, and evolving global liquidity. Presenters include Valentina Bruno, Steven B. Kamin, Cédric Tille, and Ángel Ubide, moderated by Caroline Atkinson. Streamed on the PIIE website and YouTube.

ACLED webinar discussing the recent developments in Tigray, TPLF strategy shifts, and the emergence of the Tsimdo coalition with Dr. Jalale Getachew Birru and moderated by Prof. Clionadh Raleigh.

AEI’s Jeffrey A. Rosen and regulatory experts discuss the economic effects of pending legislative proposals and how congressional action could shape regulation.

Half-day forum hosted by the MAGNET initiative presenting new survey tools and findings on measuring women’s agency, followed by partner discussions and a closing funders/data-producers panel. Available in-person at IFPRI (Washington, DC) and via livestream.

Senator Elissa Slotkin discusses defending democracy after visits to Poland and Hungary in conversation with journalist Anne Applebaum. The event is offered live online and in person at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

A conversation hosted by Carnegie's Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program on defending democracy, featuring Senator Elissa Slotkin in discussion with Anne Applebaum. The event is in Washington, DC with a live online stream; light refreshments will be served.

A public discussion on whether Europe can build coalitions with middle powers (India, Brazil, Turkey) to uphold a rules-based international order. Speakers: Senem Aydın-Düzgit, Happymon Jacob, Felipe Krause; moderated by Dimitar Bechev. Event held at Carnegie Europe with live online participation; part of the Europe in a Changing World project.

Public discussion on whether Europe can build coalitions with middle powers (India, Brazil, Turkey) to uphold a rules-based order, featuring Senem Aydın-Düzgit, Happymon Jacob, Felipe Krause, moderated by Dimitar Bechev. Held in partnership with the Dahrendorf Programme and supported by Stiftung Mercator.

A workshop hosted by New America Chicago's CivicSpace initiative and The Chicago Community Trust to help nonprofits integrate policy advocacy into organizational strategy, with guidance on veto session, lame duck, and planning for the upcoming legislative session. Includes expert presentations and peer working sessions. Limited capacity; attendees may join specific sessions or the full event.

A Quincy Institute webinar: a conversation with Liaquat Ahamed about his book on the 1873 crash and its global implications. Hosted by Karthik Sankaran. Register via Zoom.