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Event | Feb 23, 2026

How Much is Enough to Kill a Nation? Great Power Nuclear Deterrence in a New Era of Countervalue Vulnerability

Join Jaganath Sankaran for a seminar on the continued relevance of the nuclear revolution theory, emerging technologies' effects on second-strike capabilities, and and the dangers of pursuing damage-limitation efforts in the current era.
Event | Feb 05, 2026

The Future of Nuclear Proliferation

Join Toby Dalton, co-director of the Nuclear Policy Program at Carnegie, for a panel discussion at Stanford University with leading nuclear proliferation experts including Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Ambassador Rose Gottemoeller, a…
Event | Feb 05, 2026

Bluff or Death? How to Assess Nuclear “Threats”

Join Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, the Nautilus Institute, and the Asia-Pacific Leadership Network for a discussion on their recent major papers, which examine the challenge of decoding and assessing nuclear manipulations.
Event | Jan 23, 2026

Nuclear Threats and the Limits of International Law

Join the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace for a discussion of Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, the Nautilus Institute, and the Asia-Pacific Leadership Network's four major papers addressing possible responses to nuclear threats.
Event | Mar 03, 2026

Workplace Politics: How Politicians and Employers Subvert Elections

Join NYU's Jordan Center for a book talk with Columbia University's Dr. Tim Frye about his new book, Workplace Politics, which examines how firm managers mobilize workers during elections and explains why countries whose economies are dominated by state interventions may be especially…
Digest | Jan 26, 2026

Russia Analytical Report, Jan. 20–26, 2026

Digest | Jan 23, 2026

Russia in Review, Jan. 16–23, 2026

Event | Feb 04, 2026

How does Russia’s War Against Ukraine End?

Join the Davis Center for a conversation with Alexandra Vacroux and Yevhen Malik on how wars end and what the literature can tell us about possible pathways for ending Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Event | Mar 31, 2026

The Ukraine Effect: Evolving Perceptions of Russia, China, and the West in Central Asia

Focusing on Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan before and after Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, this talk shows collapsing support for Moscow, rising warmth toward China, and surprisingly stable views of the United States.
Event | Jan 27, 2026

Technology and the Bomb: Evaluating Proliferation Risks in a Rapidly Evolving World

Join Carnegie's Jane Darby Menton; former CIA Senior Official Amy McAuliffe, Harvard Kennedy School's Matthew Bunn and Ambassador Rose Gottemoeller for a discussion on evolving technologies and nuclear weapons.
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