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Brookings InstitutionThe Jungle Grows Back: A Case for American Leadership
Robert Kagan discusses the rise of political partisanship both at home and abroad and considered what the world could look like if the US withdraws from its leadership role. -
Louis VelazquezThe Great Delusion: America and the Liberal International Order
Professor John J. Mearsheimer and WBEZ’s Jerome McDonnell discussed whether the concept of liberal hegemony is doomed to fail and, if so, what are the objectives that will drive US foreign policy. -
Ana Miyares PhotographyThe Playing Field: When Sports Go Global
Kay Bradley, Andrés Martinez, and Paul Poast discuss how sports are crossing borders, attracting new audiences, and reflecting broader global trends. -
Ezreal ZhangCan China Rise Peacefully?
Political science expert and author John J. Mearsheimer joined the Council to discuss his realist theory of foreign relations. -
ReutersYP In-Depth on Asylum
Members of the Council’s Young Professionals Network are invited to join Sarah Pierce of Migration Policy Institute to examine asylum in the US. -
US Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns on China-US Relations
Members of the Council community join Ambassador Burns for insights into the current state of the China-US relationship. -
Global Food Security Symposium 2009
The inaugural Global Food Security Symposium in Washington, DC reviewed the first report of the Global Food and Agriculture Program at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. -
Kiichiro Sato / APManaging the Superpower Rivalry: The US and China through 2028
Join Damien Ma, director of Carnegie China, to discuss the future of the superpower rivalry between the United States and China. -
ReutersYP In-Depth on the Durability of Democracy
Members of the Council's Young Professionals Network joined Soren Dayton of Protect Democracy to examine the staying power of democracy in the US and beyond. -
Ana Miyares PhotographyDiplomacy or Discord? US-Mexico Relations at a Crossroads
Lila Abed and Denise Dresser discuss how Mexico and the US will navigate their partnership as both countries face decisions on trade, migration, and security cooperation.