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 live Zoom conversation with journalist Sylvie Kauffmann about European politics in the lead-up to Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine and European origins of the invasion. Hosted by the Kennan Institute with Michael Kimmage.
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.
Opening study group where Ambassador Nathalie Rayes discusses a nonlinear career across government, private sector, and civil society and lessons on principled leadership. Off-the-record and for Harvard community.
ORF-listed 'India Day @ UNGA' on September 24, 2026. The item in the newsletter provides the date but no specific time or venue details.
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.
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.
A 75-minute dialogue during UNGA High-Level Week with senior government and civil society representatives to assess implementation of the Pact for the Future and identify gaps ahead of the 2028 review.
Case-study driven study group led by Chris Lu, focusing on real-world dilemmas in public leadership and decision making. Off-the-record and open to Harvard community.
UNGA side event convening G20 Sherpas and engagement group leads to reflect on past G20 priorities and deepen 2026 collaboration. Theme: 'Engaging Diverse Voices in the G20 U.S. for Better Policymaking and Action in Uncertain Times.'
Conversation with Tom Malinowski on values in American foreign policy and the role of new technologies like AI in restoring moral leadership. Part of the IOP Food for Thought Lunch series; Harvard email RSVP required; lunch served.
A conversation with the directors of Stimson’s China, Russia, and Reimagining U.S. Grand Strategy Programs to analyze summit results and assess US–China relations.
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.
First session of a five-part study group led by Ibrahim Al-Assil examining Syria's political transition, legitimacy, and state capacity.
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.
Address by President Leonel Fernández on democracy and governance in Latin America and the geopolitical implications of current global events. Co-sponsored by the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies.
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.
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.
Full-day discussion on Canada–Republic of Korea–Japan defence cooperation. Event hosted in Ottawa with registration via Eventbrite.
Second session of the three-part study group on sectarian dynamics in the Middle East with David Patel.
Conversation with President Julius Maada Bio on leadership, democratic resilience, and strategic choices facing Sierra Leone and Africa amid shifting geopolitics. Co-sponsored by the Center for African Studies.
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.
Senator Elissa Slotkin and Anne Applebaum discuss threats to democracy and lessons from recent developments in Poland and Hungary. Hosted by Carnegie's Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program; light refreshments will be served for in-person attendees.
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.
A virtual book talk hosted by New America's Power, People, and Planet Initiative featuring Madeleine Schwartz (editor, The Dial) in conversation with Gordon LaForge about the essay collection 'How We See It: The World Looks at America in the Age of Trump.'
A CFR webinar featuring Nicholas J. Cull and Naima Green-Riley on changes in U.S. public diplomacy.
First session of a five-part study group led by Barak Sella examining the US–Israel relationship and its policy implications.
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.
CSIS Japan Chair hosts a conversation on Japan's evolution as a maritime great power, challenges posed by China, and prospects for U.S.-Japan cooperation. Speakers include Geoffrey Gresh and Brian Hart, with Kristi Govella moderating. The event is 30 minutes and will be recorded and posted on the event page.
Release event and conversation on the 2026 Chicago Council Survey featuring Dina Smeltz and John Lapinski. The session examines public opinion on alliances, trade, immigration, and use of military force ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Hybrid (in-person in Chicago and online).
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.
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.
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.
A talk with Branka Panic on ensuring AI’s role in foreign policy increases global peace and prosperity. Presented as an in-person or online event.
Second session of the five-part study group on Syria's post-conflict political order and trade-offs between legitimacy, inclusion, and stability.
GCSP leadership course (#LIMPACT) focused on leading and influencing with impact, 6–15 October 2026. Designed for mid-to-senior level professionals seeking to enhance leadership skills.
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.
Final session of the three-part study group led by David Patel exploring Sunni–Shi'a sectarian dynamics and regional implications.
In-person Bangkok event exploring ASEAN energy partnerships with Australia and the Republic of Korea, focusing on connected energy systems and regional collaboration.
A conversation on Africa’s evolving role in a competitive, multipolar world with Frances Z. Brown, Adam Habib, and Leslie Vinjamuri. Presented by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs in partnership with SOAS University of London. Hybrid attendance (in-person at the Chicago Council and online).
A CFR webinar with Neda Bolourchi and Daniel B. Poneman on U.S.-Gulf relations and the Strait of Hormuz.
A moderated panel examining the 2026 Israeli legislative election, featuring Anwar Mhajne, Eran Schwartz, and Barak Sella; moderated by Edward Djerejian.
Second session of the study group on the historical and contemporary dimensions of the US–Israel relationship.
S.T. Lee Lecture presenting Jeff Flake, former congressman and U.S. ambassador to Turkey. Registration available via FSI events.
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.
Daniel Twining, Tamara Cofman Wittes, and Leslie Vinjamuri unpack partisan views on America's role in the world and how Americans want their country to engage internationally.
A multi-day executive-education program focused on geopolitical risk and scenario planning through expert-led discussions and hands-on workshops. Registration deadline: October 16, 2026.
Fourth session of the five-part study group on Syria's transition, covering trade-offs among stability, inclusion, and capacity.
The Chicago Council on Global Affairs' 23rd Annual Global Leadership Awards Dinner honoring Cindy McCain, David J. Vitale, and Chris Myers. Takes place Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 6:00–9:00 PM CDT at the Four Seasons in Chicago. Tickets are $1,500 per person; tables available at higher sponsorship levels. RSVP required via the registration link.
Robert D. Kaplan delivers the Charles W. Kegley, Jr. Annual Lecture on U.S. misreadings of China and the high stakes in current U.S.-China relations. Public virtual event.