Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Hudson Institute (2025)

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The Next Chokepoint: China’s Leverage Over US Pharmaceutical Inputs 1:01:36

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China’s tightening grip over critical mineral supply chains has long posed strategic risks to the United States. But Beijing’s expanding control over pharmaceutical ingredients may prove even more dangerous. In recent years, Chinese exporters have quietly pumped unregulated and frequently counterfeit active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) into Am…

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Israel and the Global Strategic Environment: A Conversation with Caroline Glick 1:06:33

13d ago1:06:33

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Hudson Institute’s Michael Doran will have a discussion with Caroline Glick, international affairs advisor to the prime minister of Israel, about Israel’s position in global affairs, regional developments, and the international challenges shaping the country’s strategic environment.Autor: Hudson Institute

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp Receives Hudson Institute’s 2025 Herman Kahn Award 24:09

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Palantir Cofounder and CEO Dr. Alex Karp and Hudson Trustee Shyam Sankar, Palantir’s chief technology officer, deliver remarks at Hudson Institute’s 2025 gala, at which Dr. Karp received the Herman Kahn Award.Autor: Hudson Institute

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Rogue Galleries: Tackling Illicit Finance in US Art Markets 51:03

17d ago51:03

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Art can be valuable, highly portable, and difficult to trace—making it an ideal vehicle for concealing illicit wealth. The United States hosts the world’s largest and most dynamic art market, with tens of billions of dollars of sales taking place each year. But high-end art dealers’ associations with private wealth and their commitment to customer …

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The Fourth Intelligence Revolution: Anthony Vinci on AI, Geopolitics, and the Future of Espionage 58:00

17d ago58:00

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The creation of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in World War II, the professionalization of American intelligence during the Cold War, and the networking of intelligence after 9/11 each ushered in a revolution in national intelligence operations. Now, the United States’ geopolitical rivalry with China and the rise of artificial intelligence …

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The Future of US–Central Asia Relations 54:22

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The historic C5+1 summit in Washington—at which President Donald Trump will host the heads of state from the five nations of Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan)—will aim to create new momentum for American engagement in the region.In an era defined by great power competition and the fight against transnat…

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The Limits of Autonomy: How Beijing Exploits Hong Kong’s Special Status 1:00:54

24d ago1:00:54

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In 2019, the Chinese Communist Party cracked down on political freedom in Hong Kong and violated the special region’s autonomy. The Trump administration began rolling back America’s special treatment of Hong Kong the following year. But that process is not yet complete. Over the past five years, the CCP has opportunistically exploited Hong Kong’s u…

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Investing in the US-Japan Alliance: Issues and Solutions for the $550 Billion Investment Fund 1:51:43

27d ago1:51:43

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On September 4, the United States and Japan outlined the structure of the $550 billion US-Japan investment fund, and gave further insight into how Washington and Tokyo will use it to advance their industrial and technological leadership. The allies agreed to focus on several strategic sectors—including shipbuilding, critical minerals, pharmaceutica…

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Congressman Rich McCormick on Securing American AI Leadership 1:02:38

1M ago1:02:38

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America’s AI Action Plan, which the White House released this July, presents a comprehensive vision for American dominance in the global artificial intelligence race. As technological advancement and geopolitical tensions accelerate, the Trump administration and Congress have a historic opportunity to enact strategic policy that fosters innovation,…

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How Long Can Russia’s Weakening Economy Support Putin’s War on Ukraine? 1:06:05

1M ago1:06:05

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In 2025 signs of weakness in the Russian economy are increasingly visible: high inflation, growing financial stresses, gasoline and food shortages, rapidly slowing oil revenues, shortages of key manufacturing parts, failed auctions of sovereign bonds, and depletion of its sovereign wealth fund. Many analysts predict the Kremlin’s ability to maintai…

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Africa’s Role in Addressing America’s Critical Minerals Refining Vulnerability 1:28:17

1M ago1:28:17

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Refining capacity is the greatest vulnerability in the United States’ critical minerals supply chain. After a decades-long campaign to price out competitors, China now dominates the refining sectors for many minerals and metals that are central to the global economy and to the US defense sector. In some sectors, Chinese firms account for as much as…

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Prioritizing the Release of Chinese Christian Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri 1:19:28

1M ago1:19:28

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On October 10, Chinese Communist Party authorities handcuffed and detained the lead pastor of Zion Church, Ezra Jin Mingri, beginning China’s largest crackdown against a single house church in over 40 years. Party officials also detained or disappeared an estimated 30 other pastors and associates of Zion Church.Days earlier, the CCP escalated its r…

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The US in the South Caucasus: Mapping New Strategic Opportunities 2:44:21

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Hudson Institute’s Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East will host a conference, featuring a keynote address by Senator Steve Daines (R-MT), to examine the implications of the recent Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement. The conference will also explore the evolving role of the United States in the South Caucasus and assess how renewed pea…

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Stability, Security, and Prosperity in Southeastern Europe: A Priority for the Transatlantic Community 1:40:18

2M ago1:40:18

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Southeastern Europe presents many opportunities to the transatlantic community, yet the region still poses numerous challenges. Adversaries have taken advantage of local divisions to cause security problems that could quickly escalate to strategic threats. The region also suffers from poor energy security, and many Southeastern European nations hav…

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Vanguard of Manufacturing: Fortifying US National Security 2:04:40

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Hudson Institute’s Nadia Schadlow will host a conference on the future of America’s industrial base. The event will bring together representatives from new firms at the forefront of reindustrialization—companies working to address supply chain vulnerabilities, strengthen national security, and overcome institutional barriers.Company representatives…

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CCP Committee Chairman John Moolenaar on the State of US-China Relations 1:00:21

2M ago1:00:21

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The China threat has become increasingly acute during President Donald Trump’s second term. While the White House and Congress navigate economic, security, and political relations with Beijing, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues to undermine the security and sovereignty of the United States and other nations. By funding Russia’s war in Ukr…

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The Deepening Russia-China Partnership 1:00:16

2M ago1:00:16

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The “no limits” partnership between China and Russia appears to be deepening. China’s provision of weapons components has served as a lifeline for the Kremlin in its war of aggression against Ukraine. Meanwhile, the two nations’ information warfare is increasingly aligned in its anti-American and anti-Western messaging.Yet there is an asymmetry bet…

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The View from Bucharest with Foreign Minister Oana-Silvia Țoiu 34:38

2M ago34:38

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Both Washington and Bucharest underwent leadership changes in 2025. Less than four months after President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, Romanians elected a new president, who soon formed a new government.Hudson will welcome a key member of this new Romanian administration, Minister of Foreign Affairs H.E. Oana-Silvia Țoiu. Foreign Minister Țo…

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Relearning Great Power Diplomacy: A Conversation with Wess Mitchell 44:06

2M ago44:06

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After the Cold War, Western leaders embraced the illusion that globalization and the spread of democracy would lead to the outbreak of peace around the world. But just decades later, great powers are once again competing for territory, resources, and prestige.In his new book Great Power Diplomacy: The Skill of Statecraft from Attila the Hun to Kiss…

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Understanding China’s Political and Institutional Foundations: A Conversation with Chenggang Xu 1:01:14

2M ago1:01:14

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To face the China challenge, the United States needs a better understanding of the Chinese Communist Party’s origins. How has the CCP maintained legitimacy and control while pursuing market reforms and private sector development? How has the party overcome geographic and historical challenges to maintain its centralized control over ideology?In Ins…

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Sustaining the Nuclear Peace 49:03

2M ago49:03

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Autor: Hudson Institute

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Southeast Europe’s Growing Role in European Energy Security 1:02:54

2M ago1:02:54

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Southeast Europe, where Russia and Communist China have long sought to strengthen their foothold and expand their malign influence on the Continent, is a test case for a Russia-free, resilient European energy future. The region is becoming the gateway for liquefied natural gas imports from the United States, which could fully replace Russian gas by…

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The Politics of Purges: How Hu Yaobang’s Story Explains China’s Power Struggles 1:02:42

2M ago1:02:42

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The Chinese Communist Party is an opaque authoritarian regime that many observers mistake as monolithic. But behind the image of strongman leadership lie precarious factions, power struggles, and a dangerous tension between reform and stability. Few figures in modern Chinese history embody these contradictions more vividly than Hu Yaobang, a former…

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North American Energy Dominance and the G7 Summit 1:56:27

2M ago1:56:27

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Over the past decade, the United States and Canada have emerged as the world’s leading producers of oil, natural gas, uranium, and other critical energy inputs. This strength has undercut authoritarians’ leverage in energy markets, providing allies with new options. Yet challenges remain in securing critical minerals, diversifying global supply cha…

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Chokeholds and Choices: Securing Supply Chains in the US-China Rivalry 1:03:20

2M ago1:03:20

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The world’s two largest economies remain deeply interdependent even as they race toward greater self-sufficiency. Recently, the United States and China reached a fragile détente in their trade war, anchored by China’s agreement to resume rare earth magnet exports and America’s lifting of technology export controls. This captures the paradox of US-C…

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Peace Through Strength: A New Strategic Review for a New Nuclear Age 1:03:08

2M ago1:03:08

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China is undertaking an unprecedented strategic nuclear breakout and refuses to engage in productive discussions about its nuclear intentions. Meanwhile, Russia has announced it will no longer observe the Treaty Between the United States and the Russian Federation on Measures for the Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms (New…

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Venezuela: Can US Pressure Break Maduro’s Grip? 1:02:46

3M ago1:02:46

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The Trump administration has taken unprecedented measures to increase the pressure on Venezuela’s repressive Maduro regime, which illegitimately maintained power despite losing the July 2024 election. The United States has doubled the bounty on Nicolás Maduro’s capture to $50 million, designated two Venezuelan criminal groups as foreign terrorist o…

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Africa in the Dark: The Cost of Misguided International Energy Policies 58:16

3M ago58:16

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After decades of growth, global electricity access has hit a downturn in recent years, especially in Africa. Roughly half the population of sub-Saharan Africa still lacks electricity, limiting access to water and modern medicine and preventing the expansion of industry.Yet international organizations like the International Energy Agency and the Wor…

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Motwani Jadeja US-India Dialogue Series: US-India Relations and the Defense COMPACT 1:09:00

3M ago1:09:00

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In February 2025, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and United States President Donald Trump announced the US-India COMPACT (Catalyzing Opportunities for Military Partnership, Accelerated Commerce, and Technology) for the Twenty-First Century. Though India is not an American security ally, changing geopolitics have drawn the two democracies close…

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Industry, Security, and Community: Senator David McCormick on the Nippon Steel–U.S. Steel Deal 1:51:03

3M ago1:51:03

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In May, Nippon Steel finalized the terms of its historic $26 billion partnership with United States Steel. Nippon Steel agreed to make invaluable investments and introduce cutting-edge technology in U.S. Steel’s facilities. By doing so, the partnership will strengthen the American steel industry, help workers and communities, and promote American n…

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Hybrid Warfare and CCP Infiltration: A Shared Challenge for US-Taiwan Security Cooperation 1:13:11

3M ago1:13:11

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China’s sophisticated hybrid warfare is a key aspect of its campaign to undermine Taiwan’s resilience and discourage American involvement in the island’s security. On top of conventional military threats, Beijing uses disinformation and economic leverage to coerce and diplomatically isolate Taiwan. In the event of a crisis, China will likely intens…

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Freeing China’s Political Prisoners 1:27:15

3M ago1:27:15

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Given the scope and scale of the political prisoner crisis across China, the United States needs to do more to secure political prisoners’ release. The Chinese Communist Party holds at least 1.8 million Uyghurs in political prison camps and nearly 1,000 political prisoners in Hong Kong. In addition, the CCP extrajudicially detains many Tibetans, Ch…

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The Digital Front Line: Building a Cyber-Resilient Taiwan 1:12:17

3M ago1:12:17

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Taiwan sits at the intersection of geopolitics and global supply chains, and its democracy, technological prowess, and strategic location make it both a symbol and a target. As tensions with China grow, the island faces not only the threat of a potential economic blockade or military invasion, but also the danger of cyberattacks. Cyber resilience i…

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The Sudan Conflict: Causes, Ripple Effects, and Current Trajectory 1:21:06

3M ago1:21:06

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The two-year-old conflict in Sudan is disrupting one of Africa’s most important regions, threatening a major maritime shipping route, advancing American adversaries’ interests, and devastating the civilian population. Despite the Trump administration’s recent mediation effort, the war shows no sign of ending. Continued violence at the current level…

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Counterterrorism and US Strategy with Dr. Sebastian Gorka 1:00:36

4M ago1:00:36

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The Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East will host Dr. Sebastian Gorka, deputy assistant to the president and senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council, for a conversation with Dr. Michael Doran. They will discuss the evolving global terrorist threat, the future of United States counterterrorism strategy, and…

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Assessing the Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreement 59:29

4M ago59:29

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President Donald Trump has invited Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to the White House for a landmark summit aimed at ending decades of hostility. The leaders are expected to sign key agreements to establish lasting peace between their long-divided nations. Research Fellow Zineb Riboua will moderate a c…

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Peru’s Strategic Moment 1:07:43

4M ago1:07:43

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Peru is undergoing one of the most volatile political periods in its democratic history. President Dina Boluarte’s deeply unpopular administration faces compounding crises, from institutional paralysis to rising insecurity, that are testing the strength of Peru’s democratic foundations. Despite this turmoil, Peru’s economy is outperforming the regi…

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How Congress Can Rebuild US Shipbuilding and Boost Maritime Security 1:55:07

4M ago1:55:07

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For decades the United States Navy’s and Coast Guard’s fleets have been shrinking despite their increasing necessity. From the Gulf of America to the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait and beyond, US maritime forces have had to defend America and its allies with older and fewer ships and aircraft. The recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act will inject billio…

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Gaza: Aid, Influence, and Information War 1:02:06

4M ago1:02:06

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Join Hudson Institute Senior Fellow and Director for the Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East Michael Doran for a conversation with Reverend Johnnie Moore, president of the Congress of Christian Leaders and founder of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. As the conflict in Gaza persists, humanitarian efforts are increasingly entangled with…

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After the 12-Day War: Reassessing Military Power in the Middle East 54:28

4M ago54:28

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Iran has entered a new phase of strategic uncertainty after successful Israeli and American military operations dismantled the Islamic Republic’s nuclear infrastructure, fractured its proxy network, and significantly weakened its position in the region. Senior Fellows Michael Doran, Bryan Clark, and Can Kasapoğlu will explore the implications of th…

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Other Approaches to the US-Canada Trade Impasse 59:06

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The United States and Canada are at an impasse on trade. Amid rising trade tensions, former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney rode a wave of nationalism to the Canadian premiership, with promises of “standing up for Canada” and “ensuring a good deal” for the country. Meanwhile, many in Washington believe Canada needs the US more than the US need…

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David Petraeus on What Taiwan Can Learn from Ukraine’s Battlefield Experience 1:11:09

4M ago1:11:09

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Major conflicts and shifting geopolitical alignments are reshaping the global security landscape. In light of this, many of Taiwan’s partners are pressuring Taipei to rethink its defense posture, resilience mechanisms, and strategic deterrence. The war in Ukraine has offered invaluable lessons in asymmetric defense, civil-military coordination, and…

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Strategic Realignments: The Middle East After the Israel-Iran Conflict 1:06:23

4M ago1:06:23

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Senior Fellow and Director of Hudson Institute’s Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East Michael Doran, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs President Dan Diker, and Center for Security Policy Senior Analyst David Wurmser will discuss the shifting dynamics in the Middle East following the 12-day war between Israel and Iran in an event moder…

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Gazan Humanitarian Foundation Chairman Johnnie Moore on How Food Distribution Could Determine Hamas’s Fate 33:34

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As reports emerge of widespread starvation in Gaza and Special Envoy to the Middle East Steven Witkoff works to negotiate the creation of a humanitarian corridor, Nina Shea will interview Reverend Johnnie Moore, the executive chairman of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). The foundation, backed by both Israel and the United States, has been di…

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Achieving Adaptable Scale: Fielding Military Capabilities as a Service 1:59:12

4M ago1:59:12

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Despite more than a decade of reforms to the United States Department of Defense’s acquisition processes, the Pentagon still struggles to field systems that take advantage of new technologies at the pace and scale routinely seen in commercial products and services. Procurement officials have sought to improve results within the current framework. B…

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Building a Flexible Force Modular Weapons and the Future of Defense audio 1:04:22

5M ago1:04:22

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The Pentagon, defense companies, and think tanks all conclude that the United States’ weapons inventories are woefully inadequate for a war with China. But manufacturers cannot surge production of today’s exquisite munitions because these weapons depend on specialized components and techniques. Yet contrary to this popular wisdom, Ukrainian forces …

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Tokyo as a Window for Global Japan: A Conversation with Governor Yuriko Koike 53:50

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As a global trade and technology leader, Tokyo is a hub for international investment, innovative startups, and forward-thinking social and mobility infrastructure while Japan adapts to shifting demographic, immigration, and tourism trends. Hudson’s Japan Chair will welcome Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike to give a keynote speech on the city’s role in J…

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Senator Marsha Blackburn on AI, Online Safety, and Data Privacy 32:11

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Hudson’s Center for the Economics of the Internet will welcome Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) to speak about pressing digital safety issues facing Congress. With Senior Fellow Harold Furchtgott-Roth, she will discuss artificial intelligence and protecting creators, the Kids Online Safety Act, the Open App Markets Act, and comprehensive data privac…

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Politics, Loyalty, and Survival: A Conversation with Salena Zito 1:01:40

5M ago1:01:40

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Journalist and author Salena Zito will join Hudson Senior Fellow Paul Sracic to discuss her new book Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump and the Fight for America’s Heartland. Zito’s work offers insight into the communities and cultural forces driving American politics during President Donald Trump’s campaign for reel…

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