Foreign Policy Choices for 2021 and Beyond
Explore critical foreign policy decisions facing the U.S. with insights from former Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken, moderated by WSJ's Gerald Seib.
Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire - Book Talk with Rebecca Henderson
Explore how businesses can drive positive change and reshape capitalism for a sustainable future with Harvard professor Rebecca Henderson's insights and hopeful vision.
Foreign Policy Choices - Recommendations from Past National Security Advisors
Insights from former National Security Advisors on global challenges, US foreign policy, and recommendations for future administrations. Covers Russia relations, NATO, defense strategies, and NSC effectiveness.
The View from the Pentagon - A Conversation with Secretary of Defense
Insights into U.S. defense strategy and global security challenges from Secretary Mark Esper, discussing key Pentagon priorities and perspectives on international relations.
U.S.-China Relations - Where Do We Go From Here?
Experts discuss China's recent actions, internal dynamics, and future U.S.-China relations. Insights on assessing Beijing's strength, potential decoupling, and strategic implications for global geopolitics.
Understanding the Supreme Court's Seismic Season
Explore key Supreme Court decisions on DACA, abortion, LGBTQ rights, and more. Experts discuss Chief Justice Roberts' role in maintaining the Court's legitimacy and adherence to law over politics.
Capitalism at a Crossroads - Forging a Just Future in Uncertain Times
Pioneers discuss reshaping capitalism to address inequality, climate crisis, and political uncertainty, exploring new standards and norms to create more equitable markets and a just future.
Poverty and Inequality as National Security Issues in America
Explore poverty and inequality as critical national security challenges, examining their impact on societal stability and economic growth with insights from Wes Moore and Dina Powell McCormick.
The View from Athens - A Conversation on Greek Leadership and Policy
Insightful dialogue with Greek PM Mitsotakis on current geopolitical challenges, economic reforms, and Greece's role in the evolving European landscape.
Do Morals Matter in Foreign Policy - A Conversation with Joseph Nye
Explore moral considerations in foreign policy with Joseph Nye, examining historical perspectives, soft power, and contemporary challenges in international relations.
Iran, North Korea, and Beyond - Geopolitical Challenges and Diplomacy
Explore global diplomacy challenges with former U.S. Under Secretary Wendy Sherman, focusing on Iran, North Korea, and geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East, Russia, and China.
Maximum Pressure - America's Strategy to Counter Iran
Explore U.S. strategy to counter Iran with Brian Hook, discussing diplomatic efforts, economic sanctions, and regional security implications.
Toxic City Under the Ice: Camp Century's Hidden Legacy in Greenland
Explore the hidden Cold War military base in Greenland's ice sheet, its abandoned toxic waste, and the environmental implications of climate change-induced melting.
How to Mend Our Fraying Social Fabric
Explore strategies to rebuild societal connections, foster understanding, and find common ground in an era of polarization and digital discord with experts from diverse fields.
CHIPS USA - Rethinking the Global Supply Chain and Semiconductor Manufacturing
Exploring the impact of Intel's Ohio investment on global semiconductor supply chains, addressing challenges and lessons for reshoring manufacturing to prevent future disruptions.
Will the Next World War Be Cyber? - Lessons from Ukraine and Future Geopolitical Implications
Experts discuss the role of cyber warfare in modern conflicts, examining Russia's war in Ukraine and its implications for future geopolitics, cybersecurity, and digital safety.
Why Democracy is in Peril and What We Can Do About It
Explore the roots of political polarization and threats to democracy, with insights on repairing civic life from Harvard's Michael Sandel, followed by a discussion with prominent journalists.
Will Democracy Self-Destruct?
Experts discuss global rise of autocratic leaders, examining causes and consequences of democratic erosion, and exploring strategies to strengthen democratic institutions and societal cohesion.
Reimagining the Future of the Democratic Party - Reconnecting with Working-Class Voters
Exploring the Democratic Party's challenges in connecting with working-class voters, examining technocratic language, and discussing strategies to bridge political divides and restore trust in expertise.
Is the Weakest Branch Becoming the Most Dangerous? - The US Supreme Court's Power and Legitimacy
Exploring the Supreme Court's power, legitimacy, and impact on American life. Experts discuss recent controversies, calls for reform, and potential consequences of undermining judicial authority.
A Tribute to Madeleine Albright - The Power of Global Diplomacy
Explore global diplomacy through a tribute to Madeleine Albright, featuring insights from Hillary Clinton and Stephen Hadley on challenges and promises in international relations.