Is there any hope that religious minorities can remain in the Middle East? A conference with Nina Shea, Cardinal Dolan, and Walter Russell Mead.

The shale revolution has led to America’s reemergence as an energy superpower in oil and natural gas. Can shale also trigger a transportation revolu

B.J. Armstrong discusses his latest book, 21st Century Sims, with Seth Cropsey and Bryan McGrath of Hudson Center for American Seapower.

To address the current impetus for expanding the Magnitsky Act, Hudson Institute welcomes Bill Browder.

Lee Smith joins Michael Doran, Matthew Kroenig, and David Samuels on the implications of the in-progress nuclear deal with Iran.

Jeffrey Sallet, Debra LaPrevotte, and Thomas Firestone join Charles Davidson to address the national security implications of kleptocracy.

Hudson Institute hosts the 2014 Václav Havel Journalism Fellows for a discussion of the challenges of reporting in the shadow of the Kremlin.

Michael Pillsbury, David Feith, and Libby Liu discuss the legacy of the Hong Kong protests, the future of Hong Kong, and the impact on regional media.

How will the new Islamic State affiliation impact the operations and reach of Boko Haram? Nina Shea, Emmanuel Ogebe, and Bukky Shonibare weigh in.

The sectarian clash that erupted four years ago in Syria has metastasized into a conflict that has engulfed much of the Middle East and spread beyond

Nina Shea and Samuel Tadros joined His Grace Bishop Angaelos to discuss the threats facing the Coptic community in the Middle East.

Walter Russell Mead hosted Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas for a one-on-one discussion of U.S. national security challenges at Hudson Institute.