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Subject Keeping an Eye on Nuclear Threats; The U.S. Election in Latin America and the Caribbean; A Shift to Mideast Peace?
Date September 25, 2020 6:15 PM
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September 25, 2020
Wilson Weekly

Managing Nuclear Risks

Have a pandemic and climate change wrongly pushed a third great threat to mankind – nuclear conflict – to the back burner? In his new book, Robert Litwak reminds readers that a nuclear event would be a global game changer—and the risks of that have risen to their highest level since the Cuban Missile Crisis.

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EVENT | Video & quotes
Trump or Biden: What Would it Mean for Latin America and the Caribbean?

Juan Cruz, former senior director for Western Hemisphere Affairs at the NSC, says that while “we need to use all the tools that the U.S. government has at its disposal” to influence Venezuela, there is also “room to reassess” the sanctions regime against that nation.

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Indigenous Midwives

Claire Dion Fletcher, Co-chair of the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives, observes that “being a culturally safe health care provider doesn’t mean you try to be an indigenous midwife, because you can’t do that.”

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Press Release
Woodrow Wilson Awards to Honor Mnuchin, Lagarde, Crapo and Meeks

On September 30, 2020 the Wilson Center, chaired by Governor Bill Haslam, will present The Woodrow Wilson Awards to The Honorable Steven F. Mnuchin, Her Excellency Christine M. Lagarde, Senator Mike Crapo (R-ID) and Congressman Gregory Meeks (D-NY) at a dinner and ceremony at The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, DC.

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EVENT | Video & quotes
Whither the Middle East: More Conflict or New Peace?

“Will normalization replace the peace process as we know it?,” asks former U.S. Ambassador to Israel and Egypt Daniel Kurtzer. “No. The issue will never be resolved until there is a territorial component.”

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U.S. Interests and Engagement in the Sahel: Current State, Key Issues, and the Way Ahead

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NOW

Kissinger Biography Separates Man From Myth

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21st Century Diplomacy: Foreign Policy is Climate Policy
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China’s Coercive Environmentalism
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Wilson In the News
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It’s getting harder for tech companies to bridge the US-China divide (MIT Technology Review)

Rui Zhong observes that “WeChat and TikTok’s recent trials show how the chief executives in both China and the US have outsize influence over the way modern technologies evolve.”

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Block The Vote: Misinformation and Disinformation (1A/ WAMU/NPR)

“If this were easy,” observes Nina Jankowicz, “and if we could just put a sticker on [disinformation], I don’t think we could have this problem.

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Coups and Revolutions: Egypt and US Foreign Policy with Dr. Amy Austin Holmes (Rutgers Law School)

Amy Austin Holmes is interviewed about her book Coups and Revolutions: Egypt and US Foreign Policy.

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