Karen Elliott House is a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist with nearly five decades of experience covering Saudi Arabia. Her deep expertise informs her latest book, The Man Who Would Be King: Mohammed bin Salman and the Transformation of Saudi Arabia, which … Read More
April 12, luncheon, Louisville Boat Club, Dr. Neta Crawford, Oxford University, “The Pentagon, Climate Change, and War.”
The 27th Annual Conference of the American Committees on Foreign Relations will be April 18-19 at the University Club and the Army-Navy Club in Washington, D.C. The theme of the conference is “Foreign Policy in an Age of Rising Authoritarianism.”
October 26 Luncheon – Mr. Daniel Loftin, Central Intelligence Agency, ret., “Realities of Dealing with Russia”
At the direction of King Philippe of Belgium, former Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations Chairman, Alfred Welsh, has recently been made an officer in Belgium’s Order of Leopold, which is one of that country’s oldest and highest-ranking Orders. Al was … Read More
April 13 – Dinner Meeting, Vincenzo’s: Dr. Robert Sutter, Professor of International Affairs, George Washington University, on U.S.-China relations.
March 29 – Luncheon Meeting, Louisville Boat Club: Mr. Steven Feldstein, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, winner of the 2023 Grawemeyer World Order Award, on digital repression.
The World Affairs Council and Louisville Committee on Foreign Relations are partnering to bring you a special, in-person luncheon meeting with Dr. Fiona Hill at Vincenzo’s restaurant, 12:00 noon Monday January 24. Dr. Hill will speak on the topic of … Read More
Ethan Pelletier, one of our LCFR student scholars, attended the ACFR Young Leaders Initiative in Washington, D.C. in June. His report can be found below.
Ms. Halima “Bibi” Voyles is an Economic Officer at the China Desk in the U.S. Department of State where she tracks Chinese activities around the globe. Since joining the Department in 2011, Ms. Voyles has served as the Acting Special Assistant, and … Read More