5/29: U.S. Department of State Ambassador-at-Large Samuel Brownback briefing at the FPC on the 2017 Annual Report on International Religious Freedom. Full Text»Video»
Senior Administration Official (May 9): "I think the President’s belief – quite rightly – is that by imposing broader economic pressure we will recouple the financial consequences to Iran’s behavior that were perhaps artificially decoupled by the JCPOA." Full Text»
Apr. 12: Michael Casey, Chairman and Senior Advisor to the CoinDesk Advisory Board and MIT Media Labs Digital Currency Initiative and Pete Rizzo, Editor-in-Chief of CoinDesk explained blockchain technology and discussed its many social benefits. Full Text»Video»
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