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Senator John Cornyn discusses the challenge facing the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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Chairman McCaul discusses his recent bipartisan congressional trip to France, Poland, Estonia, and Ukraine to examine cybersecurity issues, and how the United States can continue to support European partners while also learning from their experiences to bolster U.S. homeland security.
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Experts discuss the current threats and vulnerabilities in U.S. cybersecurity and the level of U.S. preparedness in responding to the next cyberattack.
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Experts discuss foreign language learning in the U.S. education system as well as learning methods that go beyond the classroom walls, and the value of foreign language learning to U.S. national security.
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Stewart Patrick speaks at a CSIS panel on navigating instability and fragility.
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Experts discuss U.S. policy options toward Syria including military intervention, prioritizing the fight against ISIS, cooperation with Russia, and responding to chemical attacks from the Assad government.
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Drawing upon decades of experience in the field of international economics, Laura Tyson will share her insight on the relationship between women’s economic participation and global economic growth. She will discuss strategies for both the public and private sectors to eliminate barriers to women’s labor force participation, with a focus on emerging markets.
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Gideon Rose discusses the May/June 2017 issue of Foreign Affairs magazine with contributors Matthew Kroenig and Emily Parker. The latest issue offers an early assessment of Donald J. Trump’s administration.
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Is it possible for the United States to avoid a confrontation with China?
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Martin Wolf discusses the economic origins of the rise in global populism, the political and financial implications, and the state of democratic capitalism.
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Experts analyze the political challenges and economic issues of the countries in South America from Venezuela to Argentina, including a close look at recent elections and the future of international trade in the region.
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Robert Kaplan discusses the importance of fiscal policy and structural reform.
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Steven A. Cook discusses his new book, False Dawn: Protest, Democracy, and Violence in the New Middle East.
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Experts discuss the legacy of the 1967 Six Day War, its influence on U.S. policy in the Middle East for the last fifty years, and the prospects of negotiating a lasting Arab-Israeli peace deal.
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Suhail Khan, David Kyuman Kim, and Jack Moline discuss advancing the common good amid moral and political polarization.
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Jocelyne Cesari, Jack A. Goldstone, and Pankaj Mishra discuss the rise of ethnonationalism and the future of liberal democracy.
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Elizabeth C. Economy, Ian Johnson, and Fenggang Yang discuss the current political climate in China, and the rise and role of religion in the country.
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Michael Walzer and Richard N. Haass discuss moral philosophy and just and unjust war in the twenty-first century.
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Inge Thulin discusses the value of research and development in a fast-moving world, global growth strategies, and the effect of U.S. trade policy on multinational corporations.
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Experts discuss recent terrorist attacks that have unsettled cities in Europe, and lessons to be learned to prevent future attacks around the world.
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Experts present the findings of the 2016–2017 Council of Councils Report Card and discuss implications for global cooperation.
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The Council on Foreign Relations and the Metropolitan Museum of Art invite you and your guest to view the Age of Empires: Chinese Art of the Qin and Han Dynasties exhibition, followed by a panel discussion on how these dynasties have informed contemporary Chinese art, politics, economics, and foreign policy.
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Experts examine how the media industry is adapting to the changing information landscape, from traditional news sources to social and digital platforms, and the effects of these changes on how the public receives their news and analyzes U.S. foreign policy.