Belgian Finance Minister Johan Van Overtveldt assesses the current global economic situation and future prospects for Europe and America.

The recent nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1—led by the United States and currently under review by Congress—has drawn far-ranging reactions at home and abroad. US Energy Secretary Dr. Ernest Moniz, a key participant in the negotiations that led to the nuclear agreement, outlines the major provisions and answers questions about its implementation.

Philip Gordon examines why the Middle East is in a state of such unrest and what, if anything, can be done by the United States to quell the chaos.

Drawing on their experiences as Emerging Leaders of The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, a group of Chicago’s best and brightest have come together to define, examine, and develop solutions to some of the key issues facing Chicago and the world. On June 22, the sixth class of Emerging Leaders gave four flash talks on a range of topics, including: Energy in the Eastern Mediterranean; Investment in Africa; Diversity in the Non-Profit Boardroom; and Arabic Language in Chicago’s Classrooms.

Michael Oren, former Ambassador of Israel to the United States, discusses his latest book, "Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide." Recorded June 25, 2015, at The Chicago Council on Global Affairs.

Former head of Goldman Sachs and US Treasury Secretary, Hank Paulson, discusses his long history with China, and what he expects in the coming years.

Eurasia Group founder Ian Bremmer outlines three choices for America’s future role in the world.

Gus Hart Fellow Felix Maradiaga examines how the public, private, and NGO sectors are working together to shape Central America's future.

Global Cities: Ory Okolloh by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs

Global Cities: Jeanne Gang by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs