• Kanwal Sibal and Ikram Sehgal
    Kanwal Sibal and Ikram Sehgal

    India, Pakistan, and Hollande's Francemore

    In the wake of François Hollande's swearing in as President of France, two EWI board members issue commentary on the consequences of this leadership transition in their respective countries.


  • Major General Jeffrey Buchanan

    Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan Discusses Iraqmore

    Speaking at the EWI's New York center, Major General Jeffrey Buchanan provided an off-the-record consultation on his experiences as a member of the U.S. forces in Iraq.


  • EWI President John Mroz

    John Mroz's Take on "New Global Realities"more

    EWI President John Mroz briefs a group of young leaders on major policy issues and challenges to economic development.


  • Cui Tiankai, David Firestein, and Kenneth Lieberthal

    Sixth U.S.-China High-Level Security Dialoguemore

    EWI brings together U.S. experts and Chinese officials, scholars, and military representatives in Beijing to examine security issues.


  • EWI's 2011 Annual Reportmore

    The EastWest Institute is pleased to release its annual report for 2011, which was a year filled with major events and significant breakthroughs.

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Battling Bureaucracy in Afghanistan

Commentary

Battling Bureaucracy in Afghanistan

EWI's Jim Creighton describes the challenges he faced helping build a new police headquarters in Afghanistan as the U.S. officer in command of a coalition team.

When China Met Africa

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When China Met Africa

The Foreign Policy Organization hosts a screening of a new documentary on the burgeoning China-Africa relationship.

 A Voice for Afghan Women

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A Voice for Afghan Women

On April 14-16, 2012, the EastWest Institute arranged for the first official delegation of Pakistani women parliamentarians to visit Afghanistan.

Bridging Fault Lines

Publication

Bridging Fault Lines

An EWI discussion paper proposes a regional framework for Southwest Asia to bridge divides and confront common challenges. It argues that regional and international efforts are necessary.

Recognizing the Durand Line - A Way Forward for Afghanistan and Pakistan?

Publication

Recognizing the Durand Line - A Way Forward for Afghanistan and Pakistan?

EWI’s Brad L. Brasseur argues that full mutual recognition of the Durand Line would allow both countries to more effectively police their borders, and would facilitate much-needed economic development in the border regions.

Building Momentum for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons

Publication

Building Momentum for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons

EWI’s report on the Nuclear Discussion Forum, which convened 34 U.N. Member States to reduce the worldwide nuclear arsenal.

Battling Bureaucracy in Afghanistan

Commentary

Battling Bureaucracy in Afghanistan

EWI's Jim Creighton describes the challenges he faced helping build a new police headquarters in Afghanistan as the U.S. officer in command of a coalition team.

First Drafts of History

Commentary

First Drafts of History

Writing for the International Herald Tribune and nytimes.com, EWI's Andrew Nagorski examines what historians learn from the reports of foreign correspondents.

Campaign 2012: The Presidential Candidates on Cybersecurity

Commentary

Campaign 2012: The Presidential Candidates on Cybersecurity

EWI's Anneleen Roggeman assesses the cybersecurity policies of U.S. presidential candidates.

When China Met Africa

Event Report

When China Met Africa

The Foreign Policy Organization hosts a screening of a new documentary on the burgeoning China-Africa relationship.

 A Voice for Afghan Women

Event Report

A Voice for Afghan Women

On April 14-16, 2012, the EastWest Institute arranged for the first official delegation of Pakistani women parliamentarians to visit Afghanistan.

Changing Views of China

Event Report

Changing Views of China

EWI's David Firesten discusses China's changing role in the American political process.

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