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    The Contours of Global Security: Border Lines, Critical Regions

    As debate rages in Washington over President Trump’s characterization of the situation at the southern U.S. border as a national security emergency, the risks and stakes in several hot-spot regions around the world are far less open to question. Join leading Wilson Center experts for a survey of the state of affairs at North America’s borders and in areas experiencing acute security crises, from Venezuela to North Korea to Syria.
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    The Aftermath of President Bolsonaro's Visit to Washington and Prospects for Economic Reform

    Join us on March 20, just one day after the conclusion of President Bolsonaro’s visit for a two-part event examining prospects for the Brazilian economy, the current political environment, and Brazil-U.S. relations, just three months into the new administration’s tenure. // Read more

    Fostering Sustainable Tourism Development in Latin America

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    The tourism industry in Latin America represents approximately 8.5 percent of regional GDP and is expected to grow in future years. Competition among countries to gain a… // Read more

    Thirst For Power: Film Screening for the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital

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    No RSVP, First Come First Serve for Seating The Wilson Center's China Environment Forum and the Environmental Change and Security Program are excited to host a film… // Read more

    Capital Relocation and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan, 1920-1929

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    In the first decade of its existence, Soviet Kazakhstan had three different capitals (Orenburg, Kzyl-Orda, and Alma-Ata), and several other cities were considered as potential centers for the republic. // Read more

    Feeding a Thirsty World: Harnessing the Connections Between Food and Water Security

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    As the global population continues to rise, and climate change disrupts food and water availability, we need innovation and forward-looking approaches to securing food and water for vulnerable populations. Join us for a discussion to explore what these approaches look like across the public and private sectors. // Read more

    Navigating China and the U.S.: A Conversation with Prime Minister José Ulisses de Pina Correia e Silva of Cabo Verde

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    The Wilson Center and the CSIS Africa Program invite you to join us for a conversation with Prime Minister José Ulisses de Pina Correia e Silva on Monday, March 25, 12:30-2:00 p.m. Judd Devermont (CSIS Africa Program) will join the prime minister to discuss Cabo Verde’s bilateral relations, particularly with China, and how the U.S. can support the country’s interests. // Read more