KQV Global Press Conference
Israeli Security and the Arab Spring
February 5, 2012
This half-hour radio program will feature Daniel Byman, Professor in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and Research Director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution. He will discuss “Israeli Security and the Arab Spring" with host Council President, Dr. Steven E. Sokol.
Public Policy Discussion and Luncheon
Blindsided? Washington’s Response to the Arab Spring
February 10, 2012
Many analysts say that the United States was surprised by Arab citizen’s recent calls for freedom and democracy. How should the United States apply its soft and hard power to leverage such crises? Join Ambassador Cynthia P. Schneider for a discussion of Washington’s initial reactions and future responses to the changing Middle East.
Political Salon
North Korea, Smart Power, and Security Challenges in the Pacific Rim
February 13, 2012
How can the U.S. employ smart diplomacy to bolster stability in the Pacific rim? What is the future of the Korean Peninsula following the death of Kim Jong-Il? How can the United States work with its regional partners to ensure security in East Asia? Join us for a discussion of these issues with U.S. Army War College fellows with extensive experience in the region.
Regional Seminar for Students
Tackling Global Threats: Challenges Facing National Security
South Side Area H.S and Grove City College
February 13, 2012
Learn about pressing international security issues facing the U.S. from military officers at the U.S. Army War College who have first-hand experience of military operations and strategy at home and abroad.
National Security Briefing for Teachers
Tackling Global Threats: Challenges Facing National Security
February 14, 2012
Despite the withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Iraq and the death of Osama bin Laden, viable security threats still remain. With the ongoing upheaval in the Middle East, the continuing conflict in Afghanistan, and the unpredictability of Iran and Pakistan, the United States faces a multitude of national security challenges.
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