Recent Events


Center Points are one page summaries designed to convey the core message of recent events hosted by CNP.  Center Points are also periodically written on issues of great policy importance.



  • The Center for National Policy hosted Joseph Bosco, Justin Logan and Rupert Hammond-Chambers for a discussion on continued U.S. arms sales to Taiwan and the impacts on the security interests of the United States and regional allies.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted a conversation with Eric Chiang, Philip Levy, and Daniel Griswold as they discussed the future of free-trade in East Asia and the security implications for the United States, Japan, ROK and Taiwan.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted Assistant Secretary Todd Keil for a discussion on improving infrastructure protection information sharing and furthering community capacity building.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted Professor Gregory Aftandilian, Lara Friedman and Les Campbell for a discussion on popular reform movements sweeping Egypt and the Middle East, their chances for success and how they might affect the interests of the United States and our allies.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted Brandon Wales, Dr. Najib Abboud, and Dan Prieto to discuss their perspectives on the opportunity of, and challenges to, building sustainable infrastructure resilience.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted Dr. Bruce Parker for a discussion in which he highlighted the important themes in his latest book The Power of the Sea: Tsunamis, Storm Surges, Rogue Waves, and Our Quest to Predict Disasters.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted Chairman of the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission Dan Slane and Commissioner Pat Mulloy for a discussion on their recently released report on how to better prepare the United States for the most challenging economic competition of our time.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted Dr. Bernard Cole for a discussion about his thoughts on China's naval buildup and the potential for it to trigger a regional arms race that may well destabilize a careful strategic balance between the rising powers of Asia and the Pacific.

  • The Center for National Policy hosted Christopher Ford and Dan Blumenthal for a discussion on how history has focused and influenced the Chinese world view and what that means for the region and the world as China gains influence in international affairs.
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