Kurdistan Today: No Friends But the Mountains? | Michael McClellan | Mar 20
The Tennessee World Affairs Council in Association with Belmont University Center for International Business invite you to a Global Town Hall Kurdistan Today: No Friends But the Mountains? with Michael […]
Wednesday @ Lunch – China Rising: Storm Clouds in the Western Pacific
In the news, “Xi Calls On Army To Be Ready.” What do you need to know about the potential for US-China conflict in the Pacific? We have some answers. Join us on Feb 27.
“What In The World?” Quiz – Feb 25-Mar 3, 2019
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Global Tennessee Podcast – Episode 014 – Japanese Amb to US | Project C.U.R.E. President
Today Global Tennessee presents an interview with Ambassador of Japan to the United States H.E. Shinsuke J. Sugiyama and in our second segment an interview with Project C.U.R.E. President Dr. Douglas Jackson.
Tennessee-Japan Forum 2019 & JAST Annual Meeting | Feb 27 | Register Today
Join JAST on February 27th for the Tennessee-Japan Forum and JAST Annual Meeting.
Talking with Ploughshares President Joseph Cirincione about Nuclear Weapons Threats
The Tennessee World Affairs Council hosted Mr. Cirincione for two days as part of its Distinguished Visiting Speaker Program. He met with students, community leaders, World Affairs Council members, business people and journalists. Here are links to several of the documents and recordings that collected his insights and perspectives.
“What In The World?” Quiz – Feb 18-24, 2019
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Global Tennessee – Episode 013 – Nuclear Weapon Proliferation – Joe Cirincione
Don’t forget to leave your review of the Podcast at SoundClound.com/tnwac. Thanks! We welcome business partners to get involved in the Global Tennessee Podcast GLOBAL TENNESSEE PODCAST Episode 13 Joe […]
“What In The World?” Quiz – Feb 11-17, 2019
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The Policy and Politics of U.S. Nuclear Strategy | Joseph Cirincione | Feb 11
No one knows the topic of nuclear weapons proliferation like Joseph Cirincione. Don’t miss this special Global Town Hall on the existential threat they pose.