Stephen Donehoo analyzes the ISIS threat to the U.S.
In an interview with NTN, Stephen Donehoo discussed the potential threat from ISIS using narcotics trafficking routes to bring weapons and terrorists into the U.S.
Kellie Meiman on what’s next for Brazil
Kellie Meiman addressed the Council on Foreign Relations on the current state of play in Brazil and current issues in Brazil-U.S. relations, including the significance of President Dilma [...]
Amy Glover on opportunities for expanded trade between Mexico and Brazil
Writing for Mexico’s El Universal newspaper on the occasion of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff’s visit to Mexico, Amy Glover points to the widespread opportunities for the two [...]
Stephen Donehoo comments on U.S. investigations of senior Venezuelan officials and other key diplomatic events
In an interview with NTN24, Stephen Donehoo discussed the U.S. investigation of senior Venezuelan officials alleged to be involved in narcotics trafficking, ISIS threats to attack Rome, [...]
Teresita Schaffer Highlights Indian PM Modi’s Success with the India-Bangladesh Border Agreement
Ambassador Teresita Schaffer calls attention to the significance of the recently concluded India-Bangladesh border agreement, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s success in shepherding [...]
Amb. James Keith on the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Obama administration’s “pivot to Asia”
In a Washington Post article concerning Hillary Clinton’s positions on trade as a secretary of state and presidential candidate, Amb. James Keith provided an inside view on the Obama [...]
Stephen Donehoo analyzes heightened security concerns in the US
In an interview with NTN-24, Stephen Donehoo discussed the increased security threat level in the United States, Special Operations exercises in Western US states, and Seymour [...]
Mack McLarty on free trade agreements and exorcising NAFTA’s ghosts
In an op-ed in the Washington Post, Mack McLarty notes the benefits of free trade agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership as well as NAFTA.