What is the cost of climate change–and what are the opportunities to take action to prevent it? The Chicago Council, Christian Science Monitor, and World Resources Institute discuss how the private sector, civil society, and NGOs can come together and combat our changing climate.

The Financial Times' US managing editor Gillian Tett argues that organizational silos get in the way of innovation and thinking that produces solutions. She launches the fall Global Economy Series, sponsored by Zurich, with a talk about how silos can be overcome.

Marco Politi, Italian author and journalist at il Fatto Quotidiano, discusses the politics behind the papal visit to the United States next week.

Ambassador Juan Gabriel Valdés and Dr. Arturo Valenzuela discuss what makes the partnership between the US and Chile so strong, and what the shift in US policy towards Latin America means for the region.

Greece's neighbor Cyprus has emerged as an example of post-bailout success. Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades discusses the current situation and the country's continued emergence from crisis.

While geopolitical concerns continue to dominate news about Ukraine, the country is also facing questions about its financial stability. Ukraine's minister of finance, Natalie Jaresko, explains the reform efforts underway to ensure Ukraine's economy remains competitive.

Europe is confronting an international migrant crisis, uncertainty in Greece, a resilient ISIS in its vicinity, conflict in Ukraine, burgeoning populist movements, and slow overall economic growth. How can Europe and the US work together to resolve these issues?

Founder and President of Interfaith Youth Core Eboo Patel discusses the roles race, religion, and class play in modern society.

The 2015 Chicago Council Survey highlights the dramatic partisan divide over US foreign policy. Chicago Council President Ivo Daalder, Senior Fellow Dina Smeltz, POLITICO Editor Susan B. Glasser, and POLITICO Senior Foreign Correspondent Michael Crowley discuss the survey results in Washington, DC.

Is urban violence a health crisis? Chicago epidemiologist and founder of Cure Violence, Gary Slutkin, explains how violence can be treated using the same methods physicians use to successfully stop an epidemic.