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Marjane Satrapi: Ink as Insurrection
Marjane Satrapi leaves behind a body of work that goes far beyond graphic literature. She leaves a method of resistance: telling stories when power seeks to erase, drawing when fear imposes silence, laughing when tyranny demands submission. For her, art was not a refuge. It was an insurrection. #TVAbraham #Titans #Iran #Satrapi...
Lisa Su: The Strategist Who Resurrected AMD
In the global chip war, Lisa Su is more than the CEO of AMD. She is the woman behind one of the semiconductor industry’s most spectacular comebacks. When she took over in 2014, AMD was struggling, and its future looked uncertain. Twelve years later, in the first quarter of 2026, AMD generated $10.3 billion …...
Darlington Akogo: The Man Using AI to Heal Africa
In Africa, the shortage of radiologists, medical experts and diagnostic tools remains a life-or-death challenge. For many, it means waiting. For others, it means being diagnosed too late. Darlington refuses to accept that. He founded minoHealth AI Labs with a powerful idea: building AI systems that help doctors read scans, detect...
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...
Daniel Runde: “I hope that we can see significant change in Cuba”
In this fourth part of his conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Daniel Runde, Senior Adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and Contributor to The National Interest, turns to Cuba — one of the most sensitive and complex issues in U.S. foreign policy. Runde recalls the long and complicated history between the...
Daniel Runde: “The best case scenario would be to have elections in Venezuela”
In this third part of his conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Daniel Runde, Senior Adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and contributor to The National Interest, shares his assessment of the situation in Venezuela and the conditions that could open the way to a political transition. For Runde, the coming...
Daniel Runde: “I saw thousands of Colombians exercise their sovereign right to vote”
In this second part of his conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Daniel Runde, Senior Adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and Contributor to The National Interest, shares his observations from Colombia, where he served as an election observer with the International Republican Institute during the first round...
Iran: The Ceasefire Wavers as Washington Questions What Comes Next
Iran’s fragile ceasefire is unraveling fast. After an Iranian drone strike killed one person and wounded dozens at Kuwait’s international airport, Tehran suspended nuclear talks, escalated attacks across the Gulf, and renewed its threat to shut down the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. responded by shooting down Iranian drones targeting...
Trump-Xi Summit: Big Deals, Bigger Questions
President Trump secured some wins with Xi Jinping on soybeans, Boeing jets, and rare earth minerals, but major questions remain over tech controls, Taiwan, and China’s support for Russia and Iran. This week, Washington correspondent Alicia Powe asked lawmakers on Capitol Hill: What real wins actually came out of the Trump-Xi summit —...
Trump’s Iran Dilemma: Hold the Ceasefire or Finish the Job?
This week on TV Abraham’s Inside the Capitol: President Trump reportedly came within one hour of ordering fresh strikes on Iran before calling them off following urgent appeals from Gulf leaders. Meanwhile, the Senate advanced a War Powers resolution aimed at curbing further military action, by a vote of 50 to 47. On Capitol Hill,...
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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