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Cover Story
Capricia Penavic Marshall:
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People of World Influence Brzezinski: Obama Must ‘Regain’
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Diplomacy Arkansas Odyssey: Ambassadors
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International Relations
U.S.-Saudi Relationship
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Politics Washington Gears Up
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Events CPS Conference Attracts
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International Law U.S. Court Moves Against Impunity
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Development Not All Good Development
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Medical Suicide and the Holidays:
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Two days after President Obama secured a second term in office, former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski didn’t mince words about what Obama needs to do to burnish his legacy. 
BBQ, business contacts and Bill Clinton were just some of the adventures that awaited Washington ambassadors as they trekked to Arkansas for the latest installment of the State Department’s popular Experience America trips. 
Two years after the Arab Spring altered the geopolitical landscape, a major conference examined the largely ignored dynamic of U.S.-Saudi relations. 
Preparations are well under way to get the city ready for the 57th Presidential Inauguration, a quadrennial event that is both solemn and celebratory. 
The Washington Diplomat’s inaugural Country Promotion Strategies Conference brought together industry insiders to assess the political landscape one week after the contentious U.S. elections. 
The number of development groups trying to make the world a better place is impressive — and staggering. But behind the numbers is a basic question: Which ones work? 
The myth of suicides spiking during the holiday season is a persistent one that masks the complex realities of depression and mental illness. 