Events

Event Archive

• Assessing De-Radicalization in the Arab World

  
  • January 21, 2009 —  London

  An analysis of Saudi Arabia's successful soft counter-terrorism strategy to de-radicalize extremists.

• The Reality of Hope—Obama and Europe after the Inauguration

  
  • January 21, 2009 —  London

  Robert Kagan led a public discussion on the future of the transatlantic relationship under an Obama administration and its capability to address global challenges.

• The West: Last Gasp or Making a Comeback?

  
  • January 14, 2009 —  London

  The emergence of non-democratic powers and tensions in the Atlantic Alliance over disagreements on global issues raise doubts about the ability of 'the West' to lead the international political system.

• Afghanistan in 2009 and Beyond: Understanding Local Dynamics, Dealing with Strategic Challenges

  
  • December 09, 2008 —  Paris

  At a roundtable in Paris, experts discussed the future of strategy in Afghanistan, asking whether security or development should be prioritised first.

• Carnegie Live... The Aftermath of the Mumbai Attacks

  
  • December 05, 2008 —  Brussels

  Preventing an Indian-Pakistani war, investigating the LeT, and Indian law and order in the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks, with Ashley J. Tellis.

• Afghanistan and the Transatlantic Community: Developments and Perspectives for Future Engagement

  
  • November 26, 2008 —  Brussels

  U.S. Ambassador to NATO on the development of a grand transatlantic strategy to Afghanistan, with a comprehensive approach to reconstruction and security in the region as a whole.

• The EU and Conflict in the Middle East

  
  • November 26, 2008 —  Brussels

  The situation in the Middle East is set to deteriorate. The European policy community assessed past European action in the region, lessons learnt, and a future strategy.

• The Gulf Emerging Economies as New Global Investors

  
  • November 24, 2008 —  Paris, London, Brussels

  Europe-wide discussions on the emerging Gulf economies, domestic political reform, sovereign wealth funds and the potential of Gulf investment to contribute to a solution for the financial crisis.

• Where Now For the United States After the Election?

  
  • November 07, 2008 —  London

  Jessica T. Mathews on Obama's victory, transatlantic cooperation and U.S. foreign policy during the next administration.

• Carnegie Live... The U.S. Elections and the Financial Crisis

  
  • November 05, 2008 —  Brussels

  David Rothkopf on how the financial crisis will lead the Obama administration to emphasize multilateralism.