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Subnational diplomatic leaders are a key conduit to amplify issues that matter to American citizens at the local and state level, such as the cost of consumer goods, in addition to the national policy level with issues such as global support...

All international experiences — a vacation, study abroad program, service or work trip, a leap-of-faith move across the world — are valuable. Experience abroad can force you out of your comfort zone, enhance problem-solving skills, increase...

At the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC), we recognize that diplomacy and development – alongside defense – are central pillars of U.S. national security. America’s civilian toolkit embodies the term “soft power,” as a tool that...

Diplomacy isn’t just about competition with China, it’s about protecting our own interests, avoiding the need to send servicemembers to fight overseas, and opening new markets for American businesses. Further, America has the capability to be...

This year, on the 20th anniversary of this landmark public health program, and as Congress considers its future, we want to take moment to consider what PEPFAR has shown us about how investing in global health systems can advance our own national...

What happens overseas can have a direct impact on us here at home. Climate change increasingly poses a direct national security threat to the United States due to extreme weather, droughts, crop failure, and more. These environmental changes can...

Since the first Summit for Democracy in 2021, the world has been significantly impacted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. After the invasion, stories of resistance to tyranny and of ordinary people standing up for freedom made headlines, including...