Global I.q. Minute With Jim Falk

Christopher Sabatini, the editor of LatinGoesGlobal.com and Columbia University professor, discusses the tumultuous political environment in Venezuela that has created the greatest humanitarian crises in the Western Hemisphere. Music: Siesta by Jahzzar

This week, Laura Dawson and Ambassador Arturo Sarukhan give insight into the current state of the U.S. relations with Canada and Mexico.

CFR's Thomas Bollyky delves into alarming and interesting trends in global health today, as well as their implications on the world as a whole.

This week, Daniel Krauthammer joins Jim Falk to discuss "The Point of It All," the final work of his late father, Charles Krauthammer.

Ambassador Michael McFaul joins Global I.Q. Minute to discuss the current U.S.-Russia Relations and his own personal experiences as the United States Ambassador to Russia.

General Stanley McChrystal joins Jim Falk to discuss historical leaders and the lessons we can learn from them. Music: Siesta by Jahzzar

We celebrate our 100th episode of Global I.Q. Minute with Jim Falk with a look back at some of our favorite moments, guests, interviews and some behind-the-scenes fun.

Ambassador Ryan Crocker recounts his time as ambassador to the Russian Federation and the rise of Vladimir Putin on the latest episode of Council President & CEO Jim Falk’s weekly podcast. You’ll discover conversations with some of the world's foremost thinkers, writers, and diplomats in this interview series.

Global I.Q. Minute explores global oil markets with Bethany McClean, author of “Saudi America: The Truth About Fracking and How It’s Changing the World."

Featured on the latest episode of the Council's weekly podcast, SMU's Jeffrey Engel discusses the historical side of impeachment and answers the question: for what eventuality did the founding fathers intend the clause to be used?

The Irish Ambassador to the U.S., Daniel Mulhall, delves into the issues of major economic, social, and demographic changes that Ireland has recently experienced, as well as the impacts these changes will likely have on Irish domestic and foreign policy in the future.

Robert Jordan, the United States Ambassador to Saudi Arabia from 2001 to 2003, delves into the current state of affairs for the Saudi Arabia and its region.

How does the most influential leader in the free world make the gut-wrenching decision to launch the nation into armed conflict? Acclaimed presidential historian and bestselling author Michael Beschloss joins Jim Falk to explore the political, physical, and emotional price paid by those who have donned a wartime mantle in his new book, "Presidents of War."

Sean Spicer, the twenty-eighth White House Press Secretary and White House Communications Director under President Donald Trump in 2017, pulls back the curtain and tells us what it’s really like to be the principal spokesmen for the White House.

One of the legacies of the British partition of India in 1947 is the contested princely state of Jammu and Kashmir. His Excellency Sardar Masood Kahn, President of Azad Jammu Kashmir, goes in depth on the issues facing the Kashmiri people.

When The New York Times Magazine writer Suzy Hansen joined a two-year fellowship in Istanbul, she sought to immerse herself in Turkey’s politics and culture. Ultimately, the experience exposed her to the biases and prejudice she held against other, non-American, nations. Join us as the Pulitzer Prize finalist delves into issues of American exceptionalism and attempts to answer the question: what is America’s place in the world?

Twenty years after the Starr Report and the Clinton impeachment, former independent counsel Ken Starr shares his definitive account of one of the most divisive periods in American history. "Contempt: A Memoir of the Clinton Investigation" is in stores now!

John Kerry, 68th U.S. Secretary of State, reflects on his service during the Vietnam War and offers his thoughts on the current state of partisanship in Congress. Be sure to pick up a copy of his memoir today, Every Day is Extra!

Peace activist Mohammed Al Samawi joins us to recount his daring escape from Al Qaeda in Yemen with the help of a small group of strangers on Facebook. Through the personal story of this "Global Ambassador for Peace," learn about the history of Yemen, the complexity of interfaith issues, and the ongoing refugee crisis in the Middle East.

The three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling author of two books, David Sanger, offers insider analysis on foreign policy, national security, and cyber warfare .