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Shervin Pishevar: Innovation as a Weapon Against the Mullahs’ Regime
Shervin Pishevar grew up between two worlds: that of post-revolutionary Iran, marked by constraint and isolation, and that of the United States, a land of opportunity but also of rupture. He has never separated technology from freedom. For him, innovation is not a luxury—it is an act of resistance. #TVAbraham #Titans #ShervinPishevar...
Narges Mohammadi: When Prison No Longer Imprisons the Revolution
The the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Narges Mohammadi, embodies the soul of a Iranian revolution. A revolution born in the streets, and carried forward behind prison walls. She is the living conscience of an Iran that refuses to be silenced. #TVAbraham #Titans #NargesMohammadi...
Alakh Pandey: The Teacher Who Became India’s Youngest Billionaire
Alakh Pandey embodies a new kind of modern Titan: a teacher turned entrepreneur, a self-taught innovator turned billionaire, a creator who built an empire without relinquishing his calling as an educator. A journey where technology does not replace the human touch but it amplifies it. #TVAbraham #Titans #AlakhPandey...
Lianne Pollak-David unveils the strategic ambition of the Abraham Shield Plan
In this new episode of AJC Perspectives, Jason Isaacson welcomes Lianne Pollak-David, Founding Partner of the Coalition for Regional Security, who reflects on the origins of this initiative designed to redefine regional security in the Middle East. The Coalition, an Israeli nongovernmental organization representing diverse political...
Rabbi Andrew Baker on antisemitism: « Governments must close the gap between words and real protection”
In this last part of his conversation with Jason Isaacson, Rabbi Andrew Baker, OSCE Personal Representative on Combating Antisemitism, reflects on how the landscape has changed over the past twenty-five years. Yet the situation today is critical. From the surge of hate crimes in France to Jewish students feeling unsafe on American...
Rabbi Andrew Baker: “Understanding antisemitism is the first step to confronting it”
In this second episode of AJC Perspectives, host Jason Isaacson speaks with Rabbi Andrew Baker, who since 2009 has served as the OSCE’s Personal Representative on Combating Antisemitism. From the first efforts to establish a common definition to the adoption of the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, Rabbi Baker explains...
Shelby Magid: Despite the war, the Ukrainian state is holding — and Russia is not advancing
In the second part of her conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Shelby Magid, Deputy Director of the Atlantic Council, challenges several common misconceptions about Ukraine. In her view, tensions between Volodymyr Zelensky and the mayor of Kyiv do not weaken the government. Likewise, elections in Ukraine are desired, but considered...
Shelby Magid: Don’t listen to what Putin says – look at what he does
In this unflinching conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Shelby Magid, Deputy Director of the Atlantic Council, delivers a stark assessment: Russia’s war in Ukraine is a deliberate strategy of terror, carried out at the harshest moment of winter, with no sign whatsoever of de-escalation. #TVAbraham #AtlanticConversations #War #Ukraine...
Daniel Runde on Iran: The Fall of the Mullah Regime Would Be Bigger Than the Berlin Wall
In this second part of his conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Daniel Runde, Senior Advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), delivers a stark and deeply personal assessment of the Iranian regime, describing its potential collapse as a geopolitical turning point comparable to — or even greater than — the...
Power Without Presence: How Washington Is Reshaping Venezuela
In the aftermath of a high-risk U.S. operation that led to the capture of Nicolás Maduro, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has articulated a new model of American influence in Venezuela—one defined not by military occupation or overt force, but by financial leverage and political containment. With no U.S. troops on the ground and no...
Trump’s Red Line on Iran: Inside Capitol’s Heated Debate Over U.S. Intervention
As Iran’s regime unleashes a savage crackdown, killing over 3,000 protesters by official counts, with UN-linked estimates warning the true death toll could top 20,000 amid internet blackouts, mass arrests, and hidden atrocities, President Trump has drawn a red line: any assassination attempts on Americans or continued slaughter...
War Powers Firefight: Exclusive House Interviews on Trump’s Unchecked Authority
This edition of Inside the Capitol with Alicia Powe follows last week’s probe into containing Hezbollah and the IRGC in Venezuela after Maduro’s stunning U.S. capture. The focus now turns to the fiery War Powers showdown: Should Congress curb President Trump’s unilateral authority as he asserts the U.S. is running...
Practical Reflections by Thomas S. Warrick on the Post-War in Gaza
In the third part of his conversation with Jerusalem Strategic Tribune Editor-in-Chief Robert Silverman, Thomas S. Warrick, former senior U.S. counterterrorism official and Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, provides insightful analysis on the “day after” in Gaza. He highlights the possibility of an international transitional...
Thomas S. Warrick : “Radicalization and violence can’t be solved in advance by a law enforcement”
In the second part of his conversation with Robert Silverman, Editor-in-Chief of the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, Thomas S. Warrick — Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council and former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Counterterrorism Policy at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security — discusses how to tackle terrorism, the role of...
Thomas S. Warrick : “The Future of Iraq Depends on What Happens in Iran
In this new edition of JST Global Talks on TV Abraham, Atlantic Council Senior Fellow Thomas S. Warrick reflects on the legacy of 9/11, the evolution of US–Iraq relations, and the enduring challenge of Iranian influence…...
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