A panel discussion marking two years of President Anura Dissanayake's tenure, examining political, economic, and foreign policy developments in Sri Lanka with regional experts and scholars.
Henrique Pita Barros (ISEG, University of Lisbon) will present key findings from a draft report on social cohesion and recovery in Cabo Delgado, based on original survey data from conflict-affected communities and returnees. Seminar is part of the FACECO series. Hybrid format; in-person in Maputo and online.
Off-the-record study group for Harvard community on diplomacy and warfare in the Trump era, led by Ambassador Kelly Craft. RSVP required with a valid Harvard email.
Full-day DIIS conference exploring how Denmark and Europe can strengthen peace and security amid rising conflicts and emerging weapons technologies. Runs 09:00–17:00 at Christiansborg on 23 September 2026.
Annual Women, Peace and Leadership Symposium on “Resilience and New Leadership for the WPS Agenda” during the UN General Assembly high-level week. Speakers include H.E. Maria Benvinda Levi, H.E. José Manuel Albares Bueno, Sahana Dharmapuri, and Sarah Hendriks. Seating is limited and registration (to be shared in September) is required.
A live Carnegie Connects conversation with Aaron David Miller and Helima Croft about the geopolitics and economics of the U.S.-Iran war and its impact on global oil supply, prices, and energy security.
A side event during the UN General Assembly High-Level Week (24 Sep 2026) on strengthening parliamentary oversight of rising military expenditures. Organized by SIPRI in collaboration with the Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF) with participation from the UN Office for Disarmament Affairs, the Inter-Parliamentary Union and UN member states.
DIIS Centre for Ukraine Research conference on Ukraine's reform processes and the factors shaping implementation and sustainability. Held at Ukraine House Denmark on 24 September 2026 from 08:30–17:45.
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 conversation on the ethical and humanitarian stakes of armed conflict as technologies (including cyber and hybrid warfare) change how wars are fought. Part of the Ethics Empowered: Leadership in Practice series; public virtual event.
Conversation with Ben Macintyre about 'Redwood,' the true story of a Cold War spy and espionage in post-revolutionary Iran.
Carnegie Europe hosts Liana Fix to present her book Germany Rearmed and discuss implications for European security with Judy Dempsey; moderated by Paul Taylor. Event is in-person at the Carnegie Europe office in Brussels and available online. A light reception will follow and copies of the book will be available.
First session of a five-part study group led by Ibrahim Al-Assil examining Syria's political transition, legitimacy, and state capacity.
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.
Seminar exploring how climate change affects (im)mobility and legal protection, and how climate mobility intersects with war, poverty and political tensions.
Book launch and discussion of From Sovereigns to Servants by Alexandra Prokopenko, with a moderated conversation and audience Q&A. Max Seddon (Financial Times) will moderate and the author will discuss Russian elites, the economy, and implications for Western policy.
Second session of the three-part study group on sectarian dynamics in the Middle East with David Patel.
Historian Thant Myint-U joins Leslie Vinjamuri for a discussion on the challenges to the international system and prospects for rebuilding the foundations for peace. Hybrid event — in-person at the Chicago Council and available virtually.
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.
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.
First session of a five-part study group led by Barak Sella examining the US–Israel relationship and its policy implications.
Preview screening of the documentary 'Escaping Venezuela' followed by a discussion/Q&A with Jesús Armas, Germania Rodríguez Poleo, Jim Epstein, and Ian Vásquez. Film screening in-person; discussion will be streamed beginning at 7:15 PM EDT. Reception to follow.
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.
Second session of the five-part study group on Syria's post-conflict political order and trade-offs between legitimacy, inclusion, and stability.
Final session of the three-part study group led by David Patel exploring Sunni–Shi'a sectarian dynamics and regional implications.
A webinar discussion with Amos Harel examining causes and consequences three years since October 7. Registration available on the FSI events page.
A talk titled 'The Kremlin's Pressure Cooker' addressing restraint and escalation in Russia's war on Ukraine. Details and registration on the FSI events page.
Second session of the study group on the historical and contemporary dimensions of the US–Israel relationship.
Third session of the study group on Syria's reconstruction of political order and governance challenges.
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.
Fourth session of the five-part study group on Syria's transition, covering trade-offs among stability, inclusion, and capacity.
Online HDP Nexus training delivered across several sessions (28–29 Oct; 4–5 Nov; 12 Nov 2026) aimed at humanitarian, development and peace practitioners.
Final session of the five-part study group on Syria's political transition, led by Ibrahim Al-Assil.
Third session of the five-part series on US–Israel relations led by Barak Sella, covering political and strategic evolution.
Fourth session in the study group on the US–Israel relationship and implications for US foreign policy and domestic politics.
The 22nd International Anti-Corruption Conference will gather global leaders, civil society, and experts to address challenges in combating corruption and defending integrity. The theme, 'Igniting the Power of Integrity,' is aimed at uniting those fighting for good governance and democratic values worldwide. The event will span four days with participants from over 140 countries. Stay tuned for further details on registration and program.
Final session of the five-part study group examining the US–Israel relationship, led by Barak Sella.
The Aspen Security Forum is a leading national security and foreign policy conference featuring global thought leaders and decision-makers. The 2026 Forum will be livestreamed and focus on key national security and foreign policy issues.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy. Applications are open; the course runs January 10–17, 2027.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course on disarmament and research on conflicts, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy, from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are now open.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from Jan 10–17, 2027. Applications and course details were announced in the newsletter.
ISODARCO's 65th Winter Course on disarmament and conflict research, taking place in Andalo, Trento, from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are open as noted in the newsletter.
ISODARCO's 65th Winter Course on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts runs Jan 10–17, 2027 in Andalo (Trento), Italy. Applications and course details are available through the announcement link.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts will be held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are open; see ISODARCO for application details.
The ISODARCO 2027 Winter Course (65th International School on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts) will be held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are open; see the CSIS bulletin for the link to more information.
ISODARCO's 65th International School Winter Course will run January 10–17, 2027 in Andalo (Trento), Italy. Application information and course details are available via ISODARCO.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course on disarmament and conflict research will be held in Andalo, Trento, Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are open; details available via the linked announcement.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course on disarmament and conflict research, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from Jan 10–17, 2027. Application details available via ISODARCO.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course on disarmament and conflict research, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications and course details are provided via the announcement.
The 65th ISODARCO Winter Course focused on disarmament and research on conflicts, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications and details are available via ISODARCO.
ISODARCO 2027 Winter Course (65th International School on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts) held in Andalo, Trento, Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are open; see CSIS notice for application details.
ISODARCO's 65th Winter Course on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are open; see ISODARCO for application details.
ISODARCO's 65th Winter Course on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications and course details available via the organizer.