Zhao Tong’s Recorded Speech for the April 28 North American Common Security Report (10 minutes)
Zhao Tong of the Carnegie International Peace Institute in China gives a deeply analytical and heartfelt talk during the April 28 webinar.
Webinars & Calls
Challenges for the Peace Movement
Challenges for the Peace Movement Recording of Brooklyn for Peace Webinar with Phyllis Bennis and Joseph Gerson On March 31, at the height of the Ukraine War, Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies joined CPDCS’ Joseph Gerson for a webinar about the war, opportunities for peace, and challenges for the peace movement.
A Negotiated Settlement of the Ukraine-Russia Conflict?
A Negotiated Settlement of the Ukraine-Russia Conflict? Webinar Featuring Anatol Lieven of the Quincy Institute We were privileged to chair the March 31 webinar with Anatol Lieven of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. Deeply knowledgeable about Russia and Ukraine and experienced in conflict resolution initiative, Lieven provided an incisive review of the failures of … Read more
Diplomatic Paths to Resolution of the Ukraine/European Security Crisis: Russian, European & U.S. Perspectives
Diplomatic Paths to Resolution of the Ukraine/European Security Crisis: Russian, European & U.S. Perspectives Webinar discussion held on March 2, 2022, with: Tarja Cronberg: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Finland)Alexey Gromyko: Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia)Daryl Kimball: Arms Control Association (United States)
Webinar Announcement: Countering Anti-Asian Racism – February 28, 8 p.m. EST
Webinar Announcement: Countering Anti-Asian Racism – February 28, 8 p.m. EST Register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_M0_mF4oLRvKOhnAbTfBGyQ The Committee for a Sane U.S.-China Policy has organized a CounteringAnti-Asian Racism webinar on February 28 to promote public understanding of what Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in this country have long suffered and continue to do so today. From the … Read more
On the Brink: Understanding the Ukraine Crises & Paths Toward a Just Peace
On the Brink: Understanding the Ukraine Crises & Paths Toward a Just Peace In this webinar, Professors Sakwa and Khrushcheva remind us of the hopes, possibilities, and agreements of the immediate post-Cold War years. They describe the 2022 Ukraine crisis and the new Cold War as the outcome of the U.S. and NATO – with … Read more
On the Brink: Understanding the Ukraine Crises & Paths Toward a Just Peace
On the Brink: Understanding the Ukraine Crises & Paths Toward a Just Peace Featuring Prof. Richard Sakwa and Prof. Elizveta KrushchevaWebinar: February 3, at 2 p.m. EST Register Here More info: http://masspeaceaction.org/event/on-the-brink-understanding-the-ukraine-crises-paths-toward-a-just-peace/
The U.S., NATO and Russia: Arms Races, Confrontations & Common Security Alternatives
The U.S., NATO and Russia: Arms Races, Confrontations & Common Security Alternatives Dec. 7, 2021 Webinar with Alexey Gromyko, Kate Hudson and Daryl Kimball Watch the recording herePasscode: h4e?4u%a “The risk of an accidental war breaking out between Russia and the West is greater than at any time during the Cold War, Britain’s most senior military … Read more
China, the U.S. & Taiwan: The World’s Most Dangerous Flashpoint — October 27 webinar with Zhiqun Zhu, Christian Chee-Shining Hioe & Micahel Klare
China, the U.S. & Taiwan: The World’s Most Dangerous Flashpoint — October 27 webinar with Zhiqun Zhu, Christian Chee-Shining Hioe & Micahel Klare
JUNE 9 WEBINAR : Asia-Pacific Elites: Money & Trade, and Foreign and Military Policies
State foreign and military policies don’t necessarily represent the interests of a nation’s people.