On April 28-30, MIT Center for International Studies held anniversary session of "Seminar XXI".
MIT Center for International Studies has held the program annually since 1986, providing intense training for current and future leaders in the U.S. national security and foreign policy communities
Program participants coming from various sectors of the U.S. foreign policy elite, engaged in modelling of possible regional conflicts, analyzed current and poential threats to regional and global stability, discussed alternative strategies to the U.S. foreign policy. Andrey Kortunov, RIAC Director General, spoke about the possible dievelopments in Russia-U.S. relations during Donal Trump's presidency.
On April 28-30, MIT Center for International Studies held anniversary session of "Seminar XXI".
MIT Center for International Studies has held the program annually since 1986, providing intense training for current and future leaders in the U.S. national security and foreign policy communities
Program participants coming from various sectors of the U.S. foreign policy elite, engaged in modelling of possible regional conflicts, analyzed current and poential threats to regional and global stability, discussed alternative strategies to the U.S. foreign policy. Andrey Kortunov, RIAC Director General, spoke about the possible dievelopments in Russia-U.S. relations during Donal Trump's presidency.
