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War in Ukraine: How Will Western Alliances Redefine Their Position [Hybrid]

 |  Ecole Militaire – Paris, Ile-de-France

Sponsor: Royal United Services Institute. Speakers: Multiple.

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National Security and Investment Screening in the 21st Century: A Conversation with Paul Rosen

 |  Belfer Center – Cambridge, MA

Sponsor: Harvard Kennedy School. Speaker: Paul Rosen, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Investment Security.

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Bakhmut and Beyond: Can Ukraine Force Russia Back This Spring [Online]

 |  Online – Washington, DC

Sponsor: Atlantic Council. Speakers: Debra Cagan, Eurasia Center; Lt. Gen. (ret.) Douglas Lute, Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO; Steven Pifer, Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine.

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The U.S. Army and American Defense: Investing in Modernization, Readiness, and Human Capital [Hybrid]

 |  Brookings Institute – Washington, DC

Sponsor: Brookings Institute. Speaker: Gen. James McConville, U.S. Army Chief of Staff.

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2023 U.S.-Japan Security Seminar [Hybrid]

 |  Center for Strategic and International Studies – Washington, DC

Sponsor: Center for Strategic and International Studies. Speakers: Multiple.

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We want to acknowledge the pioneering efforts of David Culp, who played a central role in establishing the Nuclear Calendar as a beacon of knowledge and awareness. David’s dedication and passion for a world free from the threat of nuclear annihilation were truly inspiring, and we are grateful for his invaluable contributions.

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