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Join Us on November 15: Ahiska (Meskhetian) Turks: The Enduring Struggle of a People in Exile
This year commemorates two important milestones: the 80th anniversary of the mass deportation of the Ahiska Turks from Soviet Georgia by Joseph Stalin and the 35th anniversary of the Fergana pogroms that led to the forced deportation of the Ahiska community from Soviet Uzbekistan. Despite... MORE
Watch the Video: How Ukraine Wins
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy outlined his vision of Ukraine’s path to victory and peace at the United Nations General Assembly last month and presented his plan for victory to the U.S. presidential candidates. Building on the NATO Summit and the peace summit in Switzerland, President Zelenskyy... MORE
NATO Washington Summit 2024: Outcomes for the Baltic, the Black Sea, and Asia-Pacific Regions
About the Event Join us Thursday, July 11, in person at Texas A&M's Bush School of Government and Public Service at 1620 L St. NW Washington, DC 20036, at 4:30 pm for a discussion on the 2024 NATO Summit in Washington, DC, and its... MORE
EVENT Crimea: Where Russia’s War Began and Where Ukraine Will Win
About the Event The Kremlin began its initial invasion and occupation of Ukraine in Crimea in 2014. Since then, Russian occupation officials have sought to eradicate Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar identity, history, and culture in cementing Moscow's illegal annexation of the peninsula. Russia's model for occupying,... MORE
EVENT: PRC Influence and Subnational Diplomacy
About the Event The People’s Republic of China (PRC) uses subnational diplomacy to further its geopolitical interests. By infiltrating local governments and using United Front strategies, the PRC has been able to extend its influence globally, often undermining local autonomy and democratic processes in other... MORE
EVENT: Saltanat’s Law: Women’s Rights in Central Asia
About the Event The Jamestown Foundation and the Energy, Growth, and Security Program at the International Tax and Investment Center (ITIC) will jointly host the event "Saltanat’s Law: Women’s Rights in Central Asia." Following a dramatic trial in which a previously untouchable former minister in Kazakhstan was... MORE
Watch the Video: The Trial of the Hong Kong 47—a discussion with Sunny Cheung, Peter Mattis, Anouk Wear, and David Stilwell
About the Event The trial of the Hong Kong 47 is the largest national security case so far that the city has taken on. In 2021, 47 Hong Kong democrats were arrested and charged with “conspiracy to commit subversion” under Article 22 of the National... MORE
Watch the Video: Georgians Protest Passing of Foreign Agents Law—a Discussion with Georgian Member of Parliament Ana Natsvlishvili and Former Ambassador William Courtney
About the Event May 26 marked the 106th anniversary of Georgia's adoption of the Act of Independence in 1918. The country experienced a brief period of freedom before it was occupied by Soviet forces. Ninety years later, Russia again violated Georgia's sovereignty by occupying Abkhazia... MORE
Watch the Videos: Green 5+1 for Central Asia
About the Event Since 2015, the C5+1 diplomatic platform has served to engage the United States with the five Central Asian states: Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The mechanism of cooperation has increased U.S.-Central Asia dialogue on security, economy, energy, and the... MORE
Watch the Videos: Russia’s Rupture and Western Policy, a Joint Jamestown–Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum Event
About the Event The imperialist Russian polity under Vladimir Putin is a source of conflict worldwide, from Eastern Europe and the Caucasus to the Middle East and Western Balkans. The Russian “Federation” is a federation in name only and, at its heart, is a colonial... MORE