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US Foreign Policy

September 11 and the Remaking of American National Security

Hybrid EVENT

Lieutenant General Frank Kearney (Ret.), Kelly Magsamen, and Ari Tabatabai reflect on how the post-9/11 era transformed American warfare and continues to shape US national security 25 years later.

The Tribute in Light shines above a reflecting pool at the National September 11 Memorial in New York City on September 11, 2012.
Mark Lennihan / AP
Sep
17

The US-Europe-China Triangle Under Pressure

In-Person EVENT

Evan Medeiros, Rachel Ellehuus, and Leslie Vinjamuri discuss how trade and security are shifting the balance of power between the United States, Europe, and China.

European Council President Antonio Costa walks away from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at the European Council building in Brussels, Belgium on July 2, 2025.
Virginia Mayo / AP
Oct
1

The State of American Opinion: The 2026 Chicago Council Survey

Hybrid EVENT

John Lapinski and Dina Smeltz unpack what the results of the 2026 Chicago Council survey tell us about Americans’ foreign policy priorities heading into the midterms.

Voters cast their ballots at a polling station in Olbrich Gardens in Madison, WI on August 11, 2026.
Nam Y. Huh / AP
Oct
1

America's Place in the World: Global Volatility and Authoritarianism

Hybrid EVENT

Daniel Twining, Tamara Cofman Wittes, and Leslie Vinjamuri unpack how Republicans and Democrats see America's role in the world and how they want their country to engage in the world around them.

A general view of the US Capitol on June 23, 2023.
Mariam Zuhaib / AP
Oct
22

Corporate Roundtable: Post-Election Analysis

Virtual EVENT
Corporate Leadership Conversations

Dan Drezner and Bruce Jentleson join Council corporate partners to unpack what the midterms really tell us about where Americans stand and how companies can navigate these results.

Voting Stickers
George Walker IV / AP
Nov
4

A House Divided? American Foreign Policy After the Midterms

Hybrid EVENT

John Ikenberry, Charles Kupchan, and Leslie Vinjamuri discuss how the 2026 midterms will shape the direction of US foreign policy and America’s role in the world in the months ahead.

The top of the US capitol photographed from in between two tree branches on September 2, 2026.
Mariam Zuhaib
Nov
5