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ReutersPresidents of War
Presidential historian Michael Beschloss joined the Council to explore how American leaders have coped with the pressures of war, and how the scope of Presidential power has evolved. -
Kiichiro Sato / APChicago Architecture and the Aesthetics of Soft Power
Francisco Gonzalez-Pulido, Sarah Herda, and Matthew Messner join YP members to discuss the storied history and global positioning of Chicago’s architecture. -
Fulbright, US State Department and Chicago Council Extravaganza
You're invited to an invigorating program highlighting some of the exciting work done both domestically and internationally. -
Ana Miyares PhotographyThe Middle East in Transition
Aaron David Miller, David Schenker, Mona Yacoubian, and Ivo Daalder analyze how conflicts and power shifts are reshaping the Middle East and the roles of key regional players. -
ReutersNakate on Climate Justice and Youth Activism
Founder of the Rise Up Climate Movement Vanessa Nakate discusses the global climate crisis and the importance of elevating the next generation of underrepresented environmental leaders with Jamia Jowers. -
iStockWe Will Chicago: Environment, Climate, and Energy
Angela Tovar joins local and international leaders to discuss climate solutions and urban resiliency efforts. -
ReutersRedefining American Power
The Quincy Institute's Andrew Bacevich explains why the emerging world order requires a rethink of the objectives of US foreign policy. -
Seth Wenig / APIs the Global Economy Ready for Another Forever War?
Lord Jim O’Neill, Raghuram Rajan, and Leslie Vinjamuri discuss the mounting and multiplying global economic effects of the Iran war. -
Ana Miyares PhotographyA 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 PhotographyInside Iran: How the War May Shape the Country's Political Future
Richard Nephew, Dafna Rand, and Ariane Tabatabai examine what the war in Iran means for the country's people, its civil society, and its political future.