My conversation with ⁦Foreign Affairs⁩ podcast on how the Gaza war has changed the dynamics between #Iran Israel and US foreignaffairs.com/podcasts/iran-…

Me Los Angeles Times After the war in Gaza, America's relationship with Israel has to change. Here's how latimes.com/opinion/story/…

“Despite offering limited material and rhetorical support for Gaza, China has been the primary beneficiary of the United States’ decline in reputation among Arab publics,” write @mdhrobbins, Amaney Jamal, and Mark Tessler. trib.al/8hod4cg

Today, CFR launches the China Strategy Initiative (CFR China Strategy Initiative), an ambitious, cross-cutting new endeavor on U.S. strategy toward the People’s Republic of China, led by Rush Doshi. Learn more: on.cfr.org/4cwNIaV

CFR expert Farah Pandith discused soft power at #AspenSecurity forum with Joseph Nye, Kori Schake, Anne-Marie Slaughter🇺🇦, and Dafna Linzer. Watch via Aspen Security Forum: on.cfr.org/3Wcj3JJ

We are excited to introduce you to WAMC’s new CEO, Sarah Gilbert! For the full announcement visit ow.ly/xFTC50SIcWe 📸: Abigail Gehring Lawrence

📝 The school year is officially underway and CFR Education is here to help as educators do the critical work of teaching students about global affairs. Explore the hundreds of free teaching and learning resources that can supplement your curriculum: on.cfr.org/3ZoQ5cC

A special Home & Away, "Brittle Syria," is up. Why what happened happened; what will follow inside Syria; Who won and who lost? And what the US should now do, both in Syria and toward Iran. richardhaass.substack.com/p/brittle-syria

U.S. delegation to Syria is ‘ambitious’ but key to prevent ‘vacuum of authority’: Richard Haass Richard N. Haass @msnbc msnbc.com/andrea-mitchel…

If you haven’t been following what’s been going on, for weeks and months in Serbia, Ivan Vejvoda provides valuable analysis and context.

The determination, endurance, creativity, and peaceful protests of the students in Serbia have reached a crescendo. Thank you for reporting ⁦Sonia Gallego🪬⁩ youtu.be/dEbquKhbIWU

“The phase in which Vladimir Putin was a pariah from the American perspective, that seems to be over.” Veteran diplomat Richard N. Haass weighs in on President Trump’s phone call with Putin and what it heralds for negotiations over the war in Ukraine.

As many of you have heard, I am no longer the Chairman of the Kennedy Center. I want to direct this message especially to the current and recent employees of the Kennedy Center: I am sorry that I could not be in Washington yesterday with Deborah Rutter and all of you. The

Serbia's protesting students and supporters of the president hold parallel rallies as tensions spike apnews.com/article/serbia…

🎧 In Episode 28 of #PeaceMatters Podcast, Ivan Vejvoda Ivan Vejvoda delves into the widespread protests across Serbia and explores the potential political impact—will these movements lead to a regime change? 🎙Watch and listen to the full episode here: youtu.be/G_O0O99nyN8

Chuck Todd to Host Interview Show on Journos’ Platform Noosphere hollywoodreporter.com/business/digit…

Chuck Todd in conversation with Steve Bannon live on Noosphere noosphere.app/sunday-night-w…

A great journalist dedicated to building a good society. Great privilege to have worked with him briefly. Bill Moyers, Presidential Aide and Veteran of Public TV, Dies at 91 nytimes.com/2025/06/26/bus… via @NYTimes

🎓 Meet the 2025 MMF Fellows! (Part 4) 📣 GMF is proud to introduce the participants of the 2025 Marshall Memorial Fellowship. The fellows will begin their programming in Washington, DC, and then continue with 24 days of immersive, transatlantic travel. 👥 The fellowship will

🇺🇦 “Europeans want to show that they’re doing their homework, that they are able to provide real security capabilities to Ukraine, something that would make a difference after a potential cease-fire,” GMF's Martin Quencez told the New York Times. Read his full insights: