Dave Krofssik, Thalia Jeffres, and Phill Shull greeted Molly Williamson (third from left), of the Middle East Institute, before her speech to the Wichita Foreign Relations Committee in February 2013.
Below is a list of some recent topics and speakers who have visited the Wichita Committee on Foreign Relations:
Artificial Intelligence in the Global Balance: Technology, Democracy, and Authoritarianism Lindsay Gorman, Alliance for Securing Democracy
Brexit: How Did It Come to This and Where Do We Go from Here? James Hollifield, Wilson Center Global Fellow
Climate Change, the Energy Transformation, and their Impact on U.S. Leadership and National Security Joe Bryan & John Morton, Atlantic Council Global Energy Center
Challenges of Making U.S. Foreign Policy Today Ambassador Dennis Jet
The Implications of Peace Talks on the Women of Afghanistan Palwasha L. Kakar, U.S. Institute of Peace
Restoring Public Confidence in U.S. Global Engagement: Is It Possible? Nikolas K. Gvosdev, U.S. Naval War College
The Lessons of Iraq and the Future of U.S Foreign Policy
Michael Mazarr, RAND Corporation
The Migration Disconnect: Why Central Americans Will Keep Heading to the U.S.
Stephanie Leutert, Robert S. Strauss Center
for International Law and Security
The Atlantic Alliance and the Role of NATO
Michael John Williams, New York Univ.
Brexit and the Changing Environment
In Europe
Jan Surotchak, International Republican
Institute
Three Views of U.S. Trade Policy
Andrea Durkin, Center for Strategic
and International Studies
Russia Friend or Foe
Stacy Closson, Kennan Institute
U.S.-Cuban Relations
Ambassador Vicki Huddleston