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Cover Story
France’s Blunt Envoy Speaks Out
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People of World Influence
Ambassador Hill Reminisces
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Francis’s Foreign Policy
Pope Francis Comes to Washington,
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United Nations
Global Development Baton
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Dutch Advances
From Tomatoes to Parkinson’s,
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Incubator for Innovation
Halcyon Incubator Hopes
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Digital Diplomacy Forum
Digital Diplomacy Coalition
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Medical
Too Slow or Too Sloppy? Medical
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From the Balkans to North Korea to Iraq, former U.S. Ambassador Christopher R. Hill made a career out of being in the wrong places at the right times. 
Through egalitarian charm and an encyclical on climate change, Pope Francis’s papacy has brought renewed attention to the Vatican’s foreign policy agenda. 
This month, the United Nations convenes a major summit to adopt an ambitious post-2015 development agenda in the hopes of ushering in a new era of global progress — in part by learning from the past. 
Move over wooden shoes, windmills and tulips. These days, the Netherlands is more likely to grab headlines for sustainable tomatoes, self-healing cement and neurological rehabilitation. 
In the heart of Georgetown, the next great thinkers in social entrepreneurship are working, eating, breathing and sleeping under the same roof — a very nice roof at that. 
A few short years after the Digital Diplomacy Coalition was formed in Washington as an informal group for diplomats to share best practices in social media, it has become both a local force and a global player. 
New legislation is highlighting the debate over medical devices and whether the FDA is taking too long to approve them.