Posts Tagged ‘2023’

The organization of American diplomacy is falling behind the requirements of a successful 21st-century diplomacy. U.S. diplomats lack proper professional training and education; a need the U.S. military has recognized…

An alarming milestone was reached in 2022 with the news that 100 million individuals were displaced globally. Here in the United States, in 2021, approximately 17,700 people received asylum based…

Ambassador James F. Jeffrey will discuss the unique situation the world faces with aggressive Russian and Chinese governments overthrowing international rules, with the immediate goals to conquer Ukraine and to…

Dr. Michele Devlin, Professor of Environmental Security at the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and Professor of Arctic Health and Human Security with the National Science Foundation’s UNI…

The South China Sea is a unique natural laboratory for ocean research and exploration and today faces a serious problem because of the mounting environmental degradation due to climate change,…

Have you been reading the recent headlines about the banking industry and wondering how U.S. financial policies influence our economy and markets around the world? Dennis Lockhart, former President and…

“The War in Ukraine: One Year Later and other Challenges” presented by Dr. Jeff McCausland, Colonel U.S. Army (retired), former Dean of Academics at the U.S. Army War College, and…

Ambassador (ret.) Lawrence Silverman will moderate a discussion with representatives from the Korea Economic Institute of America, the Korean Embassy and the U.S. State Department on topics affecting Korea and…

“Diplomacy and Global Challenges in U.S. Foreign Policy” w/focus on Russia and China Ambassador David Satterfield Retired career Foreign Service Officer, former U.S Ambassador to Turkey (2019 – 2022) and…