MAY 14, 2026 • Podcast
Practicing Strategic Empathy and Navigating Competing Values
University of Hong Kong's Professor Brian Wong discusses U.S.-China relations and how to practice strategic empathy without succumbing to moral relativism.
MAY 6, 2026 • Podcast
Building Moral and Professional Resilience
Watch/listen to the latest "Values & Interests" podcast featuring Gilles Michaud, UN Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security.
MAY 1, 2026 • Video
U.S. Power and Principle
James Story, former U.S. ambassador to Venezuela, visits Carnegie Council to discuss the new dynamic between American power and principle.
APR 21, 2026 • Video
The Ethics of AI Agents in Global Governance
Watch this "Ethics Empowered" event, in which an expert panel grapples with the challenges of AI agents in multilateral and diplomatic spaces.
APR 16, 2026 • Podcast
Geopolitics in a Fracturing World, with Aarathi Krishnan
Aarathi Krishnan, CEO of Raksha Intelligence Futures, discusses the political, economic, and technological dynamics shaping this moment of uncertainty and transition in the global system.
APR 10, 2026 • Report
Reflections from Uehiro-Carnegie Endowment for Future Generations Study Tour of Japan
Access this report from the Uehiro-Carnegie Endowment for Future Generations study tour, in which Carnegie Council fellows and staff reflect on their trip to Japan.
APR 9, 2026 • Article
Realism vs. Pragmatism: Understanding America’s New Rhetorical Landscape
Amid Trump's fiery rhetoric and debates over "realism," Professor Jason Ralph writes that "pragmatism" may offer a better alternative for the American public.
APR 2, 2026 • Podcast
The Gaslighting of America, with Professor Mathias Risse
What is fueling the post-truth era? Why is it working? Harvard's Mathias Risse argues that gaslighting has become a dominant rhetorical force in American politics.