As we pivot our attention to issues of importance to the new Trump Administration, we have a myriad of topics to cover. A prevailing issue now and for the foreseeable future is how the US engages China and responds to actions that China is taking around the world.
For most of the last two centuries, and certainly the last seven decades, the United States has had the good fortune to rely on a national security posture rooted in deterrence and military engagement overseas. In the post 9/11 era the US military has been primarily focused on wars and counterinsurgency actions against non-state actors in numerous theaters around the world.
NSF will host our third War in Ukraine Special Topics Panel Discussion on Thursday, April 14th 0900-1015 PST focused on the implications of the war on US-China relations and the future of Taiwan.
The Slippery Slope Becomes Ever More Dangerous. Where are the Wise and Courageous Leaders We Need? – By Richard Mueller
Dr. Thomas Fingar will share insights about the evolution of US-China Relations during nine administrations and how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the relationship.
