Launch discussion for Carnegie's series 'The Populist Turn in Middle Power Diplomacy' with Christopher Chivvis in conversation with Catherine Fieschi, Federico Merke, and Zsuzsanna Végh about how middle-power populists are reshaping foreign policy.
Gallipoli Memorial Lecture delivered by Mike Burgess AM, Director‑General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation; a members' flagship event in London.
A National Security Dialogue marking BWC@50 on the Biological Weapons Convention and emerging technologies (biotech, AI, synthetic biology). Panel of experts including academics and security specialists, followed by high tea. Organized by Observer Research Foundation in New Delhi.
In-person panel on U.S.-Korea-Japan cooperation in AI and advanced technologies, covering semiconductors, digital infrastructure, economic security, AI governance, and related energy implications.
ACLED webinar examining China's expanding maritime presence around Taiwan and implications for regional security. Speakers: Laura Sorica (ACLED) and Ratih Kabinawa (Adjunct Research Fellow, University of Western Australia); moderated by Daniel Herrera Kelly (ACLED).
A hybrid panel hosted by the CSIS Japan Chair and the Japan Economic Foundation to discuss economic and energy security, supply chain resilience, and US-Japan leadership. Featured panels include experts on alliances, friend-shoring, and energy security with opening remarks from CSIS and JEF leadership. Recording will be posted on the event page.
CSIS Trustee Chair Scott Kennedy moderates a virtual panel on the economic-security dimensions of the Trump-Xi summit, covering trade, industrial policy, supply chains, clean tech, cybersecurity, dual-use technologies, and AI. Panelists include Sujai Shivakumar, Philip Luck, Kate Koren, Ilaria Mazzocco, and Lauryn Williams.
A reception at CSIS honoring Neelkanth Mishra on his appointment as Executive Director at the World Bank Group, representing Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Sri Lanka. Remarks by Richard M. Rossow and Neelkanth Mishra. In-person event; registration and CSIS confirmation required for entry.
In-person panel discussion on the strategic implications of deepening ties between China, Russia and North Korea for the Indo-Pacific. Speakers include Dr Aparna Pande, Professor Herman Joseph Kraft, Dr Ja Ian Chong and Dr Lavina Lee; moderated by Matthew Knott. Free with registration required.
Full-day discussion on Canada–Republic of Korea–Japan defence cooperation. Event hosted in Ottawa with registration via Eventbrite.
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.
A moderated discussion presenting local perspectives from Anyar, Myanmar’s Central Dry Zone on resistance, suffering, and emerging governance structures. Featuring Tay Zar Myo Win and Tint Zaw Hein; moderated by Pamela Kennedy of the Stimson Center. Online-only webinar.
The Munich Leaders Meeting (MLM) will convene ~80–100 senior decision-makers and experts in New Delhi to strengthen strategic dialogue between India, Europe, and international partners on pressing foreign and security policy challenges.
Discussion hosted by the CSIS U.S.-India Chair with India’s Minister of Commerce and Industry on India’s push to expand manufacturing and integrate into global supply chains.
A moderated, in-person public conversation on the future of the Australia–US alliance in the age of Trump, part of a national series hosted by the United States Studies Centre. The Sydney leg features Professor Benjamin Reilly and will be held under Chatham House Rule.
In-person Bangkok event exploring ASEAN energy partnerships with Australia and the Republic of Korea, focusing on connected energy systems and regional collaboration.
A members-only in-person conversation with Dr Ahana Datta Fasel about her book 'Full Stack Spies' and cyber espionage amid US-China competition.
Seminar examining how China, Japan and South Korea influence green transitions, focusing on interactions between international and local political economies and their effect on the pace and direction of green transformation.
Jobs and Development Conference 2026 (9–10 Oct) bringing together researchers, policymakers and practitioners to discuss jobs, labour markets and inclusive development. Organized by UNU‑WIDER.
A book talk hosted by 38 North with co-authors Kathi Zellweger and Mike Chinoy about humanitarian work in North Korea. Offered in-person and online.
A forum bringing senior leaders from government, business, defense, and investment to examine strategic shifts in security and resilience across New Zealand and the Pacific.
An immersive dance-ritual fashion performance by Lydia Querian commemorating the arrival of the Sakadas and honoring Filipino plantation laborer history.
The tenth annual Global Technology Summit (theme: Pravaah) hosted by Carnegie India, co‑hosted with the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. The summit will be held in New Delhi from December 2–4, 2026, and will convene industry experts, policymakers, and academics to discuss technology flows, data, supply chains, and global partnerships.