Conflict

First panel of a two-part conference examining naval competition, freedom of navigation, military access and basing, and control of strategic ports and logistics networks in the Mediterranean.

Public discussion on the future of nuclear arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation following recent NPT Review Conference and UN First Committee outcomes. Brings together researchers, civil society and UN Member States to identify challenges and next steps.

Online event in the 'Public Security' series focusing on strategies and methods of Russian actors, with a presentation and discussion led by Alexey Yusupov, Head of the Russia Program at FES. The session will analyze cyber and hybrid activities affecting Germany and Europe and allow audience questions.

A hybrid discussion hosted with 38 North and the Sejong Institute about the future of US–DPRK and inter-Korean relations.

Book talk and discussion of Crossing the Red Line with author Akbar Shahid Ahmed and panelists Khaled Elgindy and Annelle Sheline, hosted by the Quincy Institute. Registration via Zoom required.

A conversation between Middle East Initiative Faculty Chair Professor Tarek Masoud and historian/author Simon Sebag Montefiore about the modern history of the Middle East and its impact on contemporary ideological and geopolitical tensions. Event is open to Harvard ID holders only; registration required.

A panel on mental health, psychosocial support and their role in peacebuilding in Africa, held at the PSC Chamber, African Union Commission in Addis Ababa.

Joint report launch by the Ministry of Planning and Development of Mozambique, the World Bank and UNU-WIDER examining the economic, social and institutional consequences of conflict in northern Mozambique and priorities for recovery.

A joint webinar by RUSI and War on the Rocks analysing the US midterm results and implications for US force posture, NATO, support for Ukraine, European defence investment, and supply chain pressures.

ACLED webinar examining the overlap between criminal violence and mining activities in Brazil, risks to Indigenous communities, and how the incoming administration’s mining and security policies could reshape these dynamics.

A virtual expert panel examining the regional implications of Israel's elections, featuring Amb. (ret.) Michael Ratney, Dr. Paul Salem, and Celine Touboul, with Mona Yacoubian moderating. The session will be livestreamed and audience questions are welcome.

Screening of the 45-minute documentary 'Peace Raiders' about local peacemaking in South Sudan, followed by a panel discussion with PRIO researchers and partners and an informal reception.

Jenny Town (Stimson Center) leads a conversation on North Korea’s strategic playbook for higher-education audiences.

Experts Sergey Radchenko, Deborah Rosenblum, and Ariane Tabatabai explore management of biological and nuclear risks amid geopolitical divisions.

Two-part panel exploring the future of humanitarian assistance amid contested access and security challenges, including a focus on Arab-Israeli cooperation; panels followed by a reception.

Book event and discussion with Stephen Kinzer about his book 'Boiling Point,' exploring the U.S. campaign that set the stage for war in Ukraine. Book sales and signing will take place.

Geneva Security Debate examining whether international law can protect civilians, ensure accountability and uphold the rules-based order, drawing on the war in Ukraine. Features experts in diplomacy, humanitarian action and international law.

ECFR roundtable on the relationship between EU enlargement and European security, with speakers Pirro Vengu, Nicu Popescu, and Bojana Zorić; moderated by Fredrik Wesslau. Discussion on how accession could strengthen deterrence and close grey zones.

The Project on Nuclear Issues (PONI) will host its 2026 Fall Conference at CSIS in Washington, DC on November 17, 2026. Applications to present are open and due September 21, 2026. Register to attend via the link provided.

Launch and panel discussion for the volume 'Reclaiming America First' assessing US foreign policy and the Iran war. Two panels will discuss how foreign policy shaped the midterms and implications of the Iran war; a reception follows.

A book talk focused on the 1981 massacre in El Mozote, El Salvador, and its historical memory.

Private screening of The Path to Zero on the 2021 US military withdrawal from Afghanistan, followed by a panel moderated by AEI President Robert Doar with film director/producer Michael Pack and panelists including Paul Gigot and Marc A. Thiessen.

An ODI event in London examining sub-threshold pressure in the Taiwan Strait and related geopolitical dynamics. Date given (18 Nov 2026); no time specified.

Book forum for Sina Azodi's Iran and the Bomb with comments by Ariel (Eli) Levite and moderated by Justin Logan. The event is offered in person at the Cato Institute in Washington, DC, and online. Lunch to follow.

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.

Fourth session in the study group on the US–Israel relationship and implications for US foreign policy and domestic politics.

Conference on how Britain and its allies can mobilise people, industry, innovation, and political will to deter, fight and endure a protracted conflict. In-person in London.

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.

Full-day pre-conference workshop connecting academic research and policy on trade, investment, governance, peace, and security in Africa. Organized as roundtables with morning and afternoon cohorts and a shared networking lunch. Participation requires registration for the ASA annual conference; selected participants may submit brief discussion points or short position papers.

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.

Final session of the five-part study group examining the US–Israel relationship, led by Barak Sella.

Annual Carnegie Middle East Center conference bringing together scholars and policymakers from Carnegie’s global centers to examine trends shaping the Middle East and the international order. Topics include U.S. foreign policy, China and India’s roles, emerging alliances, AI, nuclear risks, warfare, and reconstruction.

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.

The European Security Course (ESC) spanning several weeks. Dates provided; specific schedule and location not specified in the email.

Café Kyiv 2027 ('Freedom must win') — a day-long program of discussions, art, music and encounters focused on the future of Ukraine and German‑Ukrainian solidarity.

Annual Changing Character of War Workshop led by Dr. Eliot A. Cohen focusing in 2027 on the theme 'long wars.' The workshop runs May 31–June 4, 2027, at Basin Harbor Club; CSIS covers domestic economy travel, meals, and lodging for selected participants.

The long-running Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference will return as a fully in-person event in Washington, DC in June 2027. Organizers note format changes and that exact dates, times, and registration details (expected mid-January) will be announced later.