Warren Hoge opens the discussion On March 6, the National Committee on American Foreign Policy (NCAFP) hosted a panel discussion on the U.S. and evolving relations with both allies and adversaries the Gulf region. The ...
Category: Middle East
American Foreign Policy, Then and Now
Tom Graham shares Amb. Lord's book with the audience June 3, 2019 saw the National Committee on American Foreign Policy host Ambassador Winston Lord and Dr. Thomas E. Graham for a conversation on American Foreign Poli ...
Yemen’s 60-Year War
March 21 saw the NCAFP host Ambassador (ret.) Gerald M. Feierstein for a discussion of the current state of affairs in Yemen. ...
Fractured States and Fractured Interests
The panelists begin the conversation The Middle East remains a challenging region for global powers, with a matrix of complex relationships and strategic interests at play. Tensions continue to rise among regional and ...
Anatomy of Terror
David Scharia makes a point to Ali Soufan On September 7, the NCAFP hosted its first program of the Fall 2017 season. Entitled "Anatomy of Terror," the evening placed two of the New York's leading experts of global t ...
States at the Extremes
Ambassador Ford and James Bays One of the most visible challenges facing the international community today is the troubling rise of violent extremism. While evident elsewhere, nowhere is this critical issue more appa ...
Fault Lines and Front Lines: The Future of the Middle East
Drs. Steven Cook (l.) and Vali Nasr (r.) engage on the future of the Middle East On June 6, 2016, the NCAFP hosted its Annual Meeting of Members, which was followed by a riveting panel discussion featuring Dr. Steven ...
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