FEBRUARY 18, 2016: Seminar with Allison Stanger, founding director of the Rohatyn Center for International Affairs at Middlebury College.
From North Korea to the Middle East, the senior UN official gave an overarching view of the contemporary security environment.
The 2015-16 Critical Issues Forum Project started with an online teachers’ workshop.
Joint studies in nonproliferation, terrorism, and international affairs, undertaken in Monterey and Moscow, to begin in 2016.
Young Middle Eastern professionals to work with delegations at the Biological Weapons Convention.
CNS hosted six visiting fellows from Chile, Egypt, Indonesia, Mali, Pakistan, and South Africa, and a Fulbright researcher from Turkey for nonproliferation training.
CNS seminar in Cambodia aimed to build nonproliferation awareness and capacity in Southeast Asia.
CNS welcomes Ambassador Robert Mikulak and Carlton Stoiber to our Washington, DC office.
CNS wishes to congratulate Cary Neiman on being selected as a Distinguished Honoree for the Philanthropy Day 2015.
On November 9-10, 2015, CNS and the Lugar Center held a workshop that was part of a project supported by DTRA.
