Naples Council on World Affairs

Most economists in a recent survey view a trade war between the U.S. and China as the biggest threat to the U.S. economy in 2019, a sign that forecasters…

Former Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, and Commander, United States European Command, Admiral Stavridis is now Dean of the Fletcher School of Diplomacy.…

Dr. Bosworth served as U.S. Special Representative for North Korean Policy from 2009-2012. His concerns regarding our experts’ abilities to verify any…

Steven Cook returns to Naples to discuss Turkey’s “drift” away from Europe and greater democratic reform. Street protests in Istanbul and frustration at…

Ambassador Pifer renews our attention and focus to the advantages of another bilateral treaty with Russia and the consequent results of no longer…

“A discussion of events in the broader Middle East and their implications for US interests. Lessons from the history of US engagement and the risks and…

The traditional assumption that U.S.-Latin American relations will overcome minor tensions to create an increasingly stronger relationship is under…

Syria’s war has made her a liability rather than an asset to Iran, Hezbollah and militant Palestinian groups. Syria is now the “weakest link” in a…

How does our relationship with this country of one billion population fit into the wider context of a rising China and a faltering Pakistan? What…

David Ensor, Director of the Voice of America, will address the Naples Council on World Affairs on Monday, February 18th, 2013, at St. John the…