On October 12, 2017 the National Committee on American Foreign Policy hosted a panel entitled Mutually Assured Disruption: Framing Cybersecurity in Nuclear Terms. The panel followed an all-day conference on the same iss ...
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Anatomy of Terror
David Scharia makes a point to Ali Soufan On September 7, the NCAFP hosted its first program of the Fall 2017 season. Entitled "Anatomy of Terror," the evening placed two of the New York's leading experts of global t ...
New Frontier in Defense: Cyberspace and U.S. Foreign Policy – Report
The cyber domain is a synthetic one – unlike any other domain of human conflict. It is not a natural extension of human battlegrounds. It was not a byproduct of any national or international institutions. It did not s ...
2017 Angier Biddle Duke Lecture
On May 24, 2017, the National Committee on American Foreign Policy hosted the Annual Angier Biddle Duke Lecture. This year’s talk was offered by the Honorable Antony J. Blinken, former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State and ...
Russia Reconsidered
Tom Graham opens the session on U.S.-Russia relations On April 18, the NCAFP hosted a timely panel on the current prospects for U.S.-Russia relations entitled "Russia Reconsidered." Joining us for the panel were Mat ...
Three Years in the Donbass
On March 24, 2017, the National Committee hosted Yulia Osmolovska and Ambassador Yuriy Sergeyev for a conversation on the state of affairs in Ukraine. The conversation focused on the triangle of interests present betwe ...
U.S.-Japan-Russia Trilateral: Second Round
Members of the NCAFP delegation sit beside their Russian and Japanese counterparts U.S.-Japan- Russia Trilateral The second round of a U.S.-Japan-Russia Trilateral was held in Moscow on March 15-16, 2017. The first ro ...
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