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Public Opinion SurveyJessica Koscielniak / Pool via APAmericans See Congress as Weak on Foreign Policy Compared to the President
February 25, 2026, RESEARCH Public Opinion Survey by Lama El Baz and Debi Jin, Jessica Koscielniak / Pool via AP, Download Report (PDF), Just three in 10 Americans see the division of foreign policy powers between Congress and the president as “about right.”, Since returning to the Oval Offic...
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ReutersLiberty and Justice in a Surveillance State
The Economist’s Jon Fasman previews his new book, “We See it All,” in an exclusive conversation with Council members on the legal, political, and moral implications on the rise of surveillance state powers in the US and across the world. -
Janine RobinsonProtecting the US Political System from Pandemic Threats
Thomas Mann from the Brookings Institution and Norman Ornstein of American Enterprise Institute discussed the long-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic to US politics. -
Winter is Coming: Garry Kasparov on Putin's Grand Strategy
Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov joined the Council the discuss whether Vladimir Putin can maintain his grip on power. -
Diego DelsoGermany's Foreign Policy in an Age of Uncertainty
Ambassador of Germany to the US Emily Haber explained how Germany could confront the foreign policy challenges it faces amid Brexit, a rising China, and an increasingly assertive Russia. -
ReutersVoting Rights, Access, and Integrity
This members-only conversation examines the 2020 election and how to ensure everyone is empowered to vote. -
AP PhotosHow the G7 Plans to Counter Economic Coercion by China
An announcement made following the G7 Hiroshima Summit brings the group one step closer to a proposed “Economic Article 5.”
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Mark Schiefelbein / APFrom Munich to the Board of Peace, the Trump Administration Struggles to Reassure its Transatlantic Partners; The Supreme Court Pushes Back
The United States and Europe are scrambling to reform their partnership. It is an open question as to whether the transatlantic partnership can continue to be an anchor for international order as the rest of the world presses rapidly ahead.
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Ohad Zwigenberg / APWhat a Snap Election Could Mean for Israel and Netanyahu
Disputes within the Knesset over a military draft bill could prompt a change in Israel's leadership. What would it take to get there?
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Evan Vucci / APTrump 2.0 Enters 2026 in Full Force
Trump's first foreign policy moves of the new year included invading Venezuela, threatening to coerce Greenland into becoming a US territory, and withdrawing the US from 66 international organizations.