Join us for our April luncheon as experts from Daisy Alliance discuss the risks and impacts of U.S. nuclear modernization as tensions on the global stage grow. Register now! atlantacir.org/event-6121994

Last week’s Daisy Alliance panel tackled one of the world’s most pressing threats: nuclear conflict. We’re proud to host critical conversations that shape understanding and inspire action. Don’t miss our next event—stay tuned!

Today, we commemorate Juneteenth. We reflect on the power of freedom, justice, and the ongoing pursuit of human rights—principles that connect communities around the world. We honor the past, commit to listening and learning, and strive to build an inclusive future.

We're kicking off our fall programming! Dr. Thomas Rotnem of Kennesaw State University will unpack the geopolitics of climate change, and the resulting race to exploit resources and routes in the Arctic. 🎟️ Register here: lnkd.in/er6RKmH3

Is war coming to the Arctic? Join SGIA's Dr. Tom Rotnem for his talk on Russia's Arctic plans, Russian-Chinese involvement in the Arctic, and interest in Greenland's mineral wealth on August 27th at ACIR. Register now to secure your spot! atlantacir.org/event-6248276

We're only two weeks away from our first luncheon of the fall! At the center of the growing tension in the Arctic is Greenland. We'll dig into its strategic role in the global struggle for the Arctic. Space is still available for August 27! Register 👇 lnkd.in/er6RKmH3

Networking ✅ Global Affairs Insights ✅ Q&A with a CG ✅ Claim a spot for September 24th as the Consul General of Belgium, Katherine Raeymaekers, discusses her career and posting experiences, as well as her observations on global affairs. Register 📝 lnkd.in/ej3my5ug

Last Wednesday, the ACIR hosted a luncheon and expert discussion. We were honored to host Dr. Thomas Rotnem of Kennesaw State, who discussed the real possibility of conflict in the arctic due to climate change and expanding global presence. Thank you to all who joined!

Are we closer to war on the Korean Peninsula than ever before? Join the ACIR and LTG Inbum Chun, a leading security and defense expert in Southeast Asia, for an insider’s look at nuclear threats, alliances, and the risk of war. 🔗Register at atlantacir.org/event-6371737

Another fantastic luncheon and current events discussion in the books! Thank you to Chun In-Bum for leading a wonderful, relevant discussion on the future of the Korean Peninsula last Thursday. We can't wait to see you on December 1st for our next luncheon event!

We are honored to host the Swiss Ambassador to the U.S., Dr. Ralf Heckner, at our December luncheon. Along with the Ambassador, we will have seven Swiss Consuls General seated among attendees. Don’t miss out! This will sell out. Register here: atlantacir.org/event-6427563

What an honor to host the Swiss Ambassador to the U.S., Dr Ralf Heckner, for our December luncheon. We were also honored by the attendance of 7 Swiss CGs from across the Southeast. Finally, we celebrated CG Urs Broennimann, who is retiring at the end of the year.

ACIR is seeking a volunteer Director of Programs. Help shape our luncheons and events, work with diplomats & experts, and serve on our Board. Great for a well-connected individual both in Atlanta and beyond. Interested? Email [email protected]

In a community as diverse as ours, this time of year brings a multitude of traditions and celebrations. No matter how you observe the season, we hope it brings you rest and the company of those you cherish. The ACIR wishes you a season filled with joy and meaningful connections.

China expands its military power in East Asia, Japan, long defined by its post-WWII pacifism, is rethinking how it defends itself. That shift affects U.S. security, global trade routes, and regional stability. Join us at atlantacir.org/event-6493788

Is the NATO alliance being pushed to its brink for the first time in 80 years? Join us for an in-depth conversation with Gen. Phil Breedlove (Ret.), former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, on what’s driving changes to the alliance. Register here: atlantacir.org/event-6545582

Complex situations require first hand insights. Our February 26th luncheon on the current state of NATO features General Phil Breedlove (Ret.), who spent several decades leading U.S. and NATO forces. Learn more about his experience ⬇️ 👉 Register: atlantacir.org/event-6545582

Atlanta is taking center stage this summer for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As the tournament grows to a record 48 teams, so does its complexity. Will the tournament unite the globe, or will the it be overshadowed by the weight of modern geopolitics? Join us: atlantacir.org/event-6574093

What a fantastic way to close out February with former SACEUR for NATO General Phil Breedlove. Want content snippets and photos from the event? Subscribe to our communications: atlantacir.org/subscribe

Iran has 1,000 lbs of near-weapons-grade uranium, which has been the culprit in recent headlines. Join us as Rachel Whitlark, Associate Professor of International Affairs Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, offers a look into responses to proliferation in Iran. Register: atlantacir.org/event-6639170