EVENT CATEGORIES Art Music Dance Theater Discussions Galas Passport Takes Over Town It's the one time of year when dozens of Washington's embassies fling their doors open to the public
Editor’s Note: Digital Diplomacy Forum is a new monthly series on how high-tech tools are changing the face of 21st-century statecraft. Are social media platforms an essential way for governments
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, the first thing I freaked out about — after, “Am I going to die?” — was the fact that I would have to
With Republicans now firmly in control of both houses of Congress, President Obama faces potentially bruising battles this year over everything from immigration policy to lifting the embargo against Cuba
Photo: Ten Thousand Images / Dept of Hallum & Jensen AS On March 18, the Embassy of Singapore screens "No Word for Worry," about a sea nomad trying to preserve
Michael Oren grew up in New Jersey and immigrated to Israel in 1979. Ron Dermer was raised in Miami Beach and relocated to the Jewish state in 1996. Both men
With his country’s two southern neighbors threatened by a horrific terrorist group, deepening ethnic unrest at home and a president who faces growing criticism for amassing political power at the
Lavinia Limón, the executive director of the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, has been working with refugees for four decades, and she doesn’t hesitate when asked how serious the
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U.S. motorists are reveling in $2-a-gallon gasoline for the first time in years, but the sudden collapse of petroleum prices has been a nightmare for some of the world’s biggest
