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From Iran to the Pinnacle of the American Dream
Dara Khosrowshahi, Pierre Omidyar, Anousheh Ansari and Hamid Moghadam embody the remarkable intellectual vitality of Iranian society. Under American skies, they have helped shape and expand the American Dream — that promise of advancement through merit, hard work and boldness. They stand as living proof that a people deeply rooted in...
Stina Ehrensvärd: the Reinventor of Digital Trust
Stina Ehrensvärd, founder of Yubico, has been named “EY World Entrepreneur Of The Year 2025.” An award that recognizes innovation, global impact, and the inspiring leadership of a woman who transformed digital fear into shared security. This distinction celebrates not only economic achievement but also an ethical vision of...
Arthur Mensch: The Prodigy Bringing Fresh Air to European AI
Arthur Mensch embodied a clear ambition: to make Europe a credible and sovereign player in the global race for artificial intelligence. Under his leadership, Mistral AI has rapidly gained momentum. Within months, the startup raised hundreds of millions of euros, attracted top talent, launched open and commercial models, and forged...
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...
From Stalin to Ukraine: Eka Tkeshelashvili Decodes the Imperial Logic of Putin’s War
In the final part of the conversation, Eka Tkeshelashvili examines Putin’s revival of Stalin and what it reveals about today’s Russia. For her, Stalin is more than a historical figure — he symbolizes the model of power Putin admires: centralized, hierarchical, unchecked, and willing to use brutality at home and abroad. She argues...
Eka Tkeshelashvili Urges a Clear U.S. Strategy in the Black Sea Region
In the second part of her conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Eka Tkeshelashvili calls for a clearer and more coherent U.S. strategy toward Georgia. For her, Georgia is not a peripheral issue — it is a strategic linchpin in the Black Sea region, the Caucasus, and the emerging corridor linking Central Asia to the West. Energy …...
Eka Tkeshelashvili: Georgia 2008 Was Putin’s First “Test Run” Before Ukraine
In this conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Eka Tkeshelashvili—former Deputy Prime Minister of Georgia and senior fellow at the German Marshall Fund—revisits the summer of 2008: Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Putin’s Munich speech, and the Bucharest Summit. For her, the war was no accident. It was a meticulously prepared plan—Putin’s...
IRAN AT THE BREAKING POINT: DIPLOMACY — OR DETONATION?
Behind closed doors at the White House, President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met as the clock ticks on Iran’s advancing nuclear program. President Trump is pushing for a deal — but with a stark warning: if diplomacy fails, the consequences will be “very traumatic.” This is not routine diplomacy. U.S....
Iran at the Brink: Diplomacy Tested as the Shadow of War Grows
Tensions in the Middle East are escalating rapidly. With the U.S. Navy’s Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group positioned near Iran and diplomatic efforts struggling to gain traction, the prospect of conflict is no longer abstract—it is real. Indirect talks between Washington and Tehran have concluded in Oman, yet uncertainty...
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...
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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