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Please join the Atlantic Council via Zoom on March 16th at 12:30 p.m. for a timely event on how to deter Russian interference in the upcoming US presidential elections.

The head of the Atlantic Council’s Economic Sanctions Initiative, Ambassador Daniel Fried, will present a paper that assesses Congress’ options, in particular the DASKA and DETER sanctions bills, to dissuade Russian aggression in an election year.

Our speakers will evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed legislative options, outline current risks, and discuss potential challenges for the private sector in implementing additional Russia sanctions. The event will now be completely virtual, please register for the conversation here. Your understanding and cooperation is greatly appreciated.

We hope to welcome you for this timely discussion on March 16th. 

Moderated by

Saleha Mohsin
Reporter
Bloomberg

Speakers

Richard Sawaya
Vice President, USA*Engage
National Foreign Trade Council

Cari N. Stinebower
Partner
Winston & Strawn LLP

Graham Brookie
Director and Managing Editor, Digital Forensic Research Lab
Atlantic Council

Ambassador Daniel Fried
Weiser Family Distinguished Fellow
Atlantic Council

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