A Conversation on the Future of Ukraine with Gen. David Petraeus, (U.S. Army, retired) *85 *87 and Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80 - Reunions 2025
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A Conversation on the Future of Ukraine with Gen. David Petraeus, (U.S. Army, retired) *85 *87 and Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80

May 23 @ 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm

5/23/25, 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM
McCosh Hall, Room 50

Gen. (retired) David Petraeus and Anne-Marie Slaughter will engage in a timely conversation on the importance of durable peace, what it would take to guarantee Ukraine’s security, sovereignty and democracy and how an unchecked Russia could challenge the West. Drawing on his comprehensive policy and strategy experience, Petraeus will share insights on Ukraine’s remarkable resilience, adaptability and strategic innovation as well as Ukraine’s lessons for the Pentagon. With Slaughter’s expertise in U.S. foreign policy, multilateralism and global partnerships, the discussion will offer a compelling assessment on what Ukraine’s struggle and fight may reveal about the shifting global order.

Speakers: Gen. David Petraeus (U.S. Army, retired) *85 *87, partner, KKR; chairman, KKR Global Institute; and former director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA); with Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80.

Wristbands are required and will be scanned at the door.

Sponsored by Princeton LISD 

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Date:
May 23
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:15 pm
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Venue

McCosh 50
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ 08540 United States
Phone
(609) 258 - 3000
The views expressed during Reunions are those of the individual presenters only. With respect to Princeton’s free expression values, members of the Princeton University community and visitors have broad freedom to express themselves in a manner consistent with the University’s policies. At the same time, University policies prohibit conduct that, among other things, disrupts University operations and activities. To be clear, any individuals who disrupt a Princeton event are in violation of University policy, subject to disciplinary action, and will be asked to leave the premises immediately. If they do not leave immediately, they will be considered a Defiant Trespasser under New Jersey criminal law and subject to arrest.