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.
An in-person seminar with Krishnaswamy Sankaran on the role of critical raw materials in strategic autonomy. Daniel Schrag will moderate. RSVP required; open to Harvard University ID holders. The event will not be streamed or recorded.
Join NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte for remarks followed by a conversation with U.S. Permanent Representative to NATO Matthew G. Whitaker, moderated by Chicago Council President Leslie Vinjamuri. The event is in Des Moines, IA, and will be livestreamed. Topics include the future of the alliance and its implications for the United States.
Gallipoli Memorial Lecture delivered by Mike Burgess AM, Director‑General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation; a members' flagship event in London.
A joint RUSI and War on the Rocks webinar presenting expert perspectives from the U.S. and Europe on nuclear deterrence. Members event, offered online.
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.
Food for Thought conversation with Dr. Miomir Žužul on Croatia’s modern history and diplomacy, moderated by Ambassador Nathalie Rayes. Lunch will be served. Harvard email required to attend.
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.
The 12th Foro Elcano on Global Terrorism will bring academics, experts and practitioners to Madrid to reflect on the evolution and trends of the jihadist terrorist threat and responses to violent radicalization. In-person event at Espacio Bertelsmann.
Closed-door, in-person discussion hosted by CSIS Global Food and Water Security Program on the impacts of the Strait of Hormuz closure, Black Sea violence, and El Niño on global food security. Brings together UN agency leaders, agribusiness, and technology implementers to identify practical solutions. Registration of interest available but space is limited and formal invitations will follow.
Address and conversation with President Pedro Sánchez on technology's threat to democracy, in conversation with Mathias Risse. Co-sponsored by human rights and European studies centers. RSVP required for in-person.
Economist Luis Garicano presents his new book Messy Jobs and discusses how AI is reshaping labor markets, followed by a conversation with moderator Adam S. Posen and Anna Stansbury. Event is streamed live on the PIIE website and YouTube.
Monetary Dialogue session between the European Parliament (ECON Committee) and the President of the European Central Bank on 28 September 2026, discussing papers on how AI may affect euro-area inflation and ECB monetary policy.
Fringe panel at the Labour conference on 'Building a stronger Europe' featuring Stella Creasy, Hamish Falconer, and Jukka Salovaara. Chair: Charles Grant (CER). Open to the public; no registration required.
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.
Webinar discussing the UAE's middle-power model and its implications for Europe, drawing on an ECFR policy brief. Speakers include Cinzia Bianco and Giacomo Köhler; chaired by Anthony Dworkin.
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.
Public panel on Ragnar Nurkse, Bretton Woods and the international economic order with Jacques de Larosière, Ivo Maes, Ilaria Pasotti, Maive Rute, Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell and Jeromin Zettelmeyer.
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.
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.
Documentary screening followed by a panel discussion and networking reception to mark International Coffee Day, focusing on Ethiopian coffee culture, forests' role in coffee resilience, and sustainable trade.
A Geneva Security Debate on how Euro-Atlantic security priorities intersect with the agendas present in International Geneva.
Seminar examining Argentina’s global positioning, the impact of the EU-Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement on relations with the EU and Mercosur neighbors, and ties with Nordic countries and Denmark.
A virtual policy seminar examining how logistical disruptions in the Black Sea are reshaping agricultural markets and global food security. Panel includes market analysts and industry practitioners from IGC, FAO, GAFTA, Ukrainian Grain Association, and private-sector firms. Discussion will cover export routes, transportation and insurance costs, and implications for traders and import-dependent countries.
In-person Tiergarten Talk on 5 October 2026 at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Berlin featuring Lars Klingbeil, Laura Chinchilla, Francesca Bria and other international guests. A panel discussion on global cooperation and current international challenges; attendees can submit questions in advance via the event page.
C4ADS is a partner of the Global OSINT Conference, a forum built with the UK OSINT Community and the Police Digital Service to exchange professional practices, sharpen investigative workflows, and tackle real-world challenges. The newsletter invites readers to register and attend in London on October 5, 2026.
Fringe panel at the Conservative conference on 'Europe in the world' with Kitty Donaldson, Jesse Norman, Jukka Salovaara, and Tobias Winkler. Chair: Charles Grant (CER). Open to the public but held within secure zone — passes required.
Public preview event on the US congressional elections with Liam Klein and Willem Post at Nieuwspoort. Newsletter lists date and venue; ticket price €29.50 (includes a meal). Time of the session not provided.
Public panel on trade policy featuring Tomas Baert, Ignacio García Bercero, Soumaya Keynes, Maria Martin-Prat, Chad P. Bown and Jeromin Zettelmeyer. Registration link provided.
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.
The Royal United Services Institute's 195th Annual General Meeting will take place online on 8 October 2026. The notice specifies a start time of 10:00 BST for members.
Paweł Markiewicz and Ari Tabatabai examine Europe's fight against disinformation and what it reveals about protecting democracy in an age of information warfare. Presented with the Consulates General of France and Poland; a reception follows.
In-person conference examining the state and future of capability development following strategic commitments, held in London.
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.
A Geneva Security Debate on the international prosecution of environmental crimes and related legal and policy challenges.
Keynote speech by Danny Kruger MP, Head of Preparing for Government, Reform UK, followed by a Q&A. In-person event in central London with live broadcast online. Registration required for in-person attendance; webinar registration available.
GCSP course on environment and security taking place 3–15 December 2026. The email lists dates without specifying daily start/end times.
Multi‑day GCSP conference addressing the links between environment and international security, running 03–15 Dec 2026.
GCSP course on the intersection of environment and security running 3–15 December 2026.
GCSP course on the links between environmental issues and security, listed 03–15 December 2026.
Four-day course examining the intersection of cyber issues and artificial intelligence in international security and governance contexts.
IISS Global Security and Innovation Summit in Hamburg on 9–10 December 2026. Rodrigo da Costa (Executive Director, EUSPA) is announced as a speaker. Conference covers security and innovation topics including space policy.
Two‑day GCSP event exploring neurophilosophical approaches to global security, held 09–10 Dec 2026.
A GCSP workshop on the neurophilosophy of global security scheduled for 9–10 December 2026. The email provided dates but no specific session times.
A GCSP event on the neurophilosophy of global security across two days, 9–10 December 2026.
Two-day GCSP event exploring neurophilosophical approaches to global security, listed 09–10 December 2026.
GSIS 2026 in Hamburg on 9–10 December 2026. New speakers include Dr Florika Fink-Hooijer, Dr Andrew Hebbeler and Alexandra Bech Gjørv; sessions cover biosecurity, critical minerals and supply chain security.
IISS's Global Security and Innovation Summit (GSIS) will take place in Hamburg on 9–10 December 2026, bringing together speakers including Bernhard Kluttig, Lt Gen Michael Vetter and Marcus Wandt to discuss global security challenges and emerging technologies.
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 International School on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts (ISODARCO) winter course, held in Andalo (Trento), Italy from January 10–17, 2027. Applications are open; program is an in-person educational course on disarmament and conflict research.
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.