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Apr 30Jacquelyn Martin / APA Golden Era for US-Central Asia Relations?
Edil Baisalov, Ajar Chekirova, Elena Son-LaRocco, and Alexander Cooley explore Central Asia’s rising role and what it could mean for US engagement and diaspora communities. -
Ana Miyares PhotographyThe Border at the Ballot Box
Clifford Young, Katie Tobin, Andrew Selee, and Marco López discuss how immigration is shaping elections around the world this year, including the US presidential election. -
Reuters / Carlos BarriaHow the World Views US Democracy
Foreign correspondents explain the global reaction to insurrection at the US capitol, impeachment, and a new administration. -
Ana Miyares2015 Chicago Forum on Global Cities
At the inaugural Chicago Forum on Global Cities world leaders from all areas of urban life initiated an informative and inspiring dialogue on challenges and opportunities facing today's global cities. -
Ana Miyares PhotographyThe Year Ahead: A Town Hall with Council President Leslie Vinjamuri
Council President and CEO Leslie Vinjamuri speaks with Tom Wyler to share her insights on the opportunities and challenges facing the United States and the world in 2026. -
Manish Swarup / APNavigating Reciprocal Tariffs and Strengthening US-India Trade and Investment Ties
Mark Linscott joins senior business leaders from across Chicago to discuss the evolving dynamics of US-India trade negotiations amid recent developments. -
Vice President Mike Pence on America's Role in the World
Join Vice President Mike Pence for a discussion on his career, foreign policy, and his new book, " So Help Me God." -
ReutersThe End of the Cold War and the World It Created
Anne Applebaum, Jim Baker, Susan Glasser, Fareed Zakaria, Robert Zoellick, and the Council’s Ivo Daalder reflect on the decisions American policymakers made at the end of the Cold War as they guided the country through a period of risk and… -
Stephen WalkerSurvey Says: How Americans Really View the World
Prior to the 2018 midterm elections, Notre Dame’s Michael Desch and Northwestern University professor Peter Slevin discussed why many Americans now support active US engagement in the world. -
ReutersBritain Alone, the Path from Suez to Brexit
Members of the Council are invited to interact with award-winning journalist Philip Stephens on his new book, Britain Alone, analyzing a nation’s struggle to reconcile its waning power with past glory.