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U.S. and Eurasian Security: The Challenges Ahead | Center for Strategic and International Studies - Vimarsana News

U.S. and Eurasian Security: The Challenges Ahead | Center for Strategic and International Studies

On This Page Overview Curriculum Red Horizon Eligibility How to Register Contact Course Dates November 30- December 2, 2022 Location 1616 Rhode Island, Ave. Washington, D.C. 20036 Virtual participation available upon request Tuition $3,000 USD Discounted tuition of $2,600 for participants registered for Red Horizon (see below) Registration Deadline November 16, 2022 Register

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Windfall Tax On Energy Companies (Too Darn Right!) - Vimarsana News

Windfall Tax On Energy Companies (Too Darn Right!)

Recently, the media has been in a frenzy over the UK government's plan to issue a windfall tax on the renewable sector, but the UK government is indeed right to do so.

American Military Intervention: A User's Guide - Vimarsana News

American Military Intervention: A User's Guide

BG1079:  American Military Intervention: A User's Guide

Meeting The Challenges Ahead For Technology & IP Transactions: Legal Perspectives From Mayer Brown - Fin Tech - Vimarsana News

Meeting The Challenges Ahead For Technology & IP Transactions: Legal Perspectives From Mayer Brown - Fin Tech

We are pleased to announce the release of Meeting the Challenges Ahead for Technology & IP Transactions: Legal Perspectives from Mayer Brown

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U.S. ambassadors to Blinken: Send the weapons - Vimarsana News

U.S. ambassadors to Blinken: Send the weapons

There’s a debate roiling inside the Biden administration: Delay or decline weapons sales to countries with poor human rights records, or sell anyway lest Russia and China fill the void?