They definitely need to be resolved, the second issue is during my service, in particular in academy of the Ground Forces or crossing here with teachers and cadets in the war, well, i have not heard about such problems, if it is some kind of, say, domestic or point conflict, it definitely needs to be resolved, for me it is strange, as for a former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, that the cadets do not turn to the direct leadership there, not to the leadership of the Ground Forces, there to the general staff. The ministry of defense is turning to the Verkhovna Rada deputies themselves, and the Verkhovna Rada deputies are abandoning all work in the Verkhovna Rada and and and and fly to lviv to resolve any conflict situations between the teacher and the cadet of the academy. Well, for me its just funny such a political order. Ugh. There was information that they also checked the food, so in the end we will watch and monitor the results of this investigative commission, obviously they will m
Good morning. Thanks for your patience director of the Strategy Group yen to welcome to this session on american in goal leadership first i want to take they thank you for giving us this base with our members of our Strategy Group let me tell you about our program this morning the Strategy Group is 35 years old with the notion that even in washington there could be an organization that is nonpartisan we have been resolutely nonpartisan over 35 years the founders meet annually in aspen in colorado to discuss and debate big ideas of americas Foreign Policy and our Global Leadership in each year we prepare a book for publication and this years book is available today that we are discussing today maintaining American Leadership. We will discuss the book this morning and with that global trade position about the impact of technology on the Global Military leadership continuing with a conversation i will moderate between former secretary of defense bill and Madeleine Albright about these iss
Good morning. Thanks for your patience director of the Strategy Group yen to welcome to this session on american in goal leadership first i want to take they thank you for giving us this base with our members of our Strategy Group let me tell you about our program this morning the Strategy Group is 35 years old with the notion that even in washington there could be an organization that is nonpartisan we have been resolutely nonpartisan over 35 years the founders meet annually in aspen in colorado to discuss and debate big ideas of americas Foreign Policy and our Global Leadership in each year we prepare a book for publication and this years book is available today that we are discussing today maintaining American Leadership. We will discuss the book this morning and with that global trade position about the impact of technology on the Global Military leadership continuing with a conversation i will moderate between former secretary of defense bill and Madeleine Albright about these iss
Century. Them for giving us the space this morning. I want to thank all of you for being here. In particular, center dan sullivan from alaska who i will introduce in just a minute. Let me tell you about our program. , we have years old this radical notion that even in washington, there can be an organization as resolutely nonpartisan. We have been resolutely nonpartisan for 35 years. We meets are annually and aspen, colorado to discuss big ideas about american foreignpolicy and Global Leadership. Each year, we prepare a book based on our proceedings for publication. This book is available today, the book we are discussing today. Its called the world turning upside down america maintaining leadership in a dangerous age. We will discuss the book is morning and continuing with our friends, we will talk about major changes in how america looks at global trade position with Richard Danzig about the impact of technology on Global Leadership. We will continue with a conversation between forme
Ali banisadr. Narrator ali banisadr is probably the only artist in the world who has been influenced by the iraniraq war, graffiti art, and a bizarre medical condition. His paintings have been described as like Hieronymus Bosch. He produces large canvases that at first seem abstract, but when you look closer, they are full of figures and images. But then again, are they figurative or abstract . His style is instantly recognizable. Ali banisadr is a painter. I find that interesting, because especially for younger artist, because painting is not considered a young mans game anymore. He is able to create a multicultural painterly statement that reflects our world today and the strains of our history that make contemporary art so dynamic. He is one of that generation of iranians that were born in the 1970s before the revolution, lived through the revolution, then the iraqiran war. And his family migrated like many families from iran to the United States or europe. But he was interested in