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s by a distinguished scholar, opinion leader, or activist who addresses issues of democracy and human rights in South Asia. This series is hosted by the Wilson Center's Asia Program and South Asia Institute, and South Asia Democracy Watch (SDW), a nonprofit organization that promotes social justice, human rights, a

uires Americans to inform the Treasury Department within 14 days of making investments in the national security sectors of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, including artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and hypersonics production. The article noted that the legislation aligns with efforts to addres

in European and Eurasian security, including in post- conflict Ukraine. The discussion will be chaired by Ambassador (ret.) Philip Reeker, Chair of the Wilson Center's Global Europe Program. • Wilson Center: Argentina Elige: A Conversation with Diana Mondino, Senior Economic Adviser to Presidential Candidate Javie

ion as well as the future of climate policy in the United States. Please join us for a reception following the program. • CSIS: What's Happening in North Korea? The Capital Cable #98 —Thursday, September 19, 2024. Location: Online event, 9:30 AM. What's going on in North Korea? Why did Kim Jong-un publicly

he election could reshape Uruguay's approach to foreign policy challenges such as the collapse of democracy in Venezuela. To learn more, please join the Wilson Center's Latin America Program on Thursday, September 19, 2024, from 10:00 am to 11:00 am ET, for a conversation about Uruguay's presidential election, with