World Affairs

2005 Henry Crown Fellow Margarita Herdocia’s venture, Ticos y Nicas: Somos Hermanos (Costa Ricans and Nicaraguans, We Are Brothers), was designed to foster brotherhood between the two countries.

Juan Sebastian Chamorro, CALI Class IV, is the executive director of FUNIDES, the leading economic think tank in Nicaragua. As an expert on both the importance of rule of law and the long- term economic health of Nicaragua, he was approached to be a lead voice for peace after the crisis broke out.

In March 2018, Central America Leadership Initiative (CALI) Class XIII Fellow Tanya Mroczek-Amador was leading Corner of Love, a 27-year-old organization in northern Nicaragua dedicated to serving rural families by providing access to education, health care, and clean water.

The crisis is disrupting the social fabric and stability of Nicaragua, with its effects rippling throughout Central America. Yet, Fellows are committed to stepping up, addressing the challenges, and working toward a better future.

Justin Trudeau's brand is failing him when it comes to the treatment of former ISIS members from Canada.

Aspen Security Forum Scholar Alexandra Roberts explains how to interpret the dynamics between Russia and Syria.

Sen. Patrick Leahy led a Congressional Delegation of nine U.S. senators to Bien Hoa, a city 20 miles north of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

A landmark event examining the transformation from enemies to partners by the two countries since the end of the war in 1975.

Charles Bailey and Le Ke Son prepared a policy brief discussing what the two governments can do to deepen their partnership on Agent Orange.