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Bipartisan Statement on Science Diplomacy
Partnership for a Secure America, U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation, and American Association for the Advancement of Science have released a bipartisan statement signed by 26 prominent members of the political and scientific communities supporting the elevation of science and technology exchanges in U.S. foreign policy.
Tonight's event is canceled due to the predicted storm and still dangerous travel conditions. Information about a future Science Diplomacy launch event will be forthcoming.
VIEW THE STATEMENT
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Nuclear Non-Proliferation and East Asia
On Thursday, Feb. 18th from 2:45 - 5:00 pm, PSA and Hudson Institute will be hosting a panel discussion featuring Richard Weitz, Mark Brzezinski, Victor Cha, Patrick Cronin, Christopher Ford, and Jeffrey Lewis. This panel on East Asian and nuclear security will discuss the immediate challenge of persuading North Korea to return to the Six-Party talks and the longer-term prospects of securing its de-nuclearization and averting further nuclear proliferation in East Asia. See more details here.
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The Latest From PSA
Pickering and Agre Op-Ed: Political ScienceThomas Pickering and Peter Agre co-author an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun on PSA's bipartisan statement on Science Diplomacy.
Nunn, Perry, Schultz and Kissinger on America's Nuclear ArsenalPSA Advisory Board Members Sam Nunn and William J. Perry co-author a Wall Street Journal op-ed with Henry Kissinger and George Shultz on the importance of maintaining confidence in America's nuclear arsenal.
Congress More Partisan Than EverCongressional Quarterly's annual report on Congressional voting patterns has found that the past year was the most partisan out of the 57 years CQ has been tracking votes.
How 12/25 Was Like 9/11 Thomas Kean on what must be done in the aftermath of the attempted Christmas Day bombing: "First, we should dismiss the partisan bickering over the issue. Both parties have presided over security failures and successes; systemic failures cannot be ascribed to the stewardship of a political party."
Op-ed: Business and the Way of DemocracyAndrea Bonime-Blanc and Mark Brzezinski co-author an op-ed in The New York Times.
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