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Beyond 75: Reflections on the NATO Summit [[link removed]]
Friday, July 12 // 11:00 am–12:00 pm (ET)
NATO's Washington Summit celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Alliance while looking ahead to the future. With NATO reinvigorated amidst the most challenging security environment since World War II, many challenges lie ahead, from: 1) charting Ukraine's future into European institutions, 2) maintaining Alliance unity, and 3) enhancing the European pillar of NATO.
Join us as our Wilson Center experts unpack the takeaways, achievements, and opportunities offered by the summit. This discussion features experts from across the Wilson Center's regional and thematic programs, offering insight into NATO's future role in the Indo-Pacific, the Arctic, and at the nexus of climate and environmental security.
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Population and Development in the 21st Century [[link removed]]Thursday, July 11 // 10–11:30 am (ET)
Join us this World Population Day for an event featuring leaders on population and development issues and contributors to a new Population Institute report, Revitalizing Population and Development in the 21st Century [[link removed]] . Panelists will discuss what more is needed to realize the vision of ICPD, with particular focus on opportunities to further population and environment goals, financing, reproductive health, gender equality, and advancing multisectoral approaches to ensure no one is left behind.
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USMCA at Four: Measuring Success, Addressing China, and the Road Towards the 2026 Review [[link removed]]Thursday, July 11 // 11:00 am–12:05 pm (ET)
To commemorate the agreement’s fourth anniversary and to highlight USMCA’s contributions to economic growth and prosperity across the continent, join the Canada Institute and Mexico Institute for a webinar. The conversation will focus on the significant work remaining to address ongoing disputes and fully realize the agreement's potential. With presidential elections in Mexico and the United States this year, it is imperative to analyze their impact on USMCA policies and on the upcoming 2026 review.
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