Senator Joseph I. Lieberman and a panel of experts will discuss the upcoming elections in Iran as well as unveiling AEI's new website, IranTracker.org.

Panelists will discuss the Taiwan Relations Act and other current issues regarding Taiwan and U.S. relations.

**Please note that this event was held at the Hart Senate Office Building**

On April 30, distinguished public officials and scholars from the University of Pennsylvania, the Brookings Institution, and AEI will explore how incivility affects our political system and our ability to tackle the problems of twenty-first-century life. ...

U.S. senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) and U.S. senator Joseph Lieberman (I-D-Conn.) recently returned from a fact-finding mission to Iraq. Both held extensive discussions with U.S. forces and Iraqi government officials. In light...

Since the end of World War II, the U.S.-Japanese alliance has ensured peace in Asia by allowing for the forward basing of American troops and fostering cooperation on a wide array of security issues. But the threats posed by aggressive authoritarianism in China and North Korea, territorial disputes, nationalist passions,...

Please note that this event is cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Seven years after the U.S. invasion, Afghanistan’s security situation is as treacherous as ever. Resurgent Taliban groups now challenge coalition forces in the southern and eastern portions of the country; al Qaeda and associated movements have established strongholds...

This event will discuss how globalization and interconnections between different legal systems have affected free speech.

When Barack Obama is inaugurated in January, he will face one of the most daunting international economic and security situations since the Cold War’s end. As he confronts a global financial crisis, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the continuing threat of jihadist terrorism, he will also be forced to...