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Mohamed Elmenshawy, MEI: Constitutional Process in Egypt must all inclusive

September 9, 2013 newadminuser

The constitutional process in Egypt must be all-inclusive according to Mohamed Elmenshawy, Director of Languages and regional studies at the Middle East Institute, a Washington policy-research institution. In an interview with Chuck Conconi on Qorvis […]

Slovakian Ambassador on U.S. Investment, Eurozone Membership & Joint NATO Missions in Afghanistan

August 26, 2013 newadminuser

Slovakian Ambassador Peter Kmec has been in Washington for less than a year but has already outlined an “economic agenda where we are trying to promote different sectors of our economy,” which will take advantage […]

Congressional Medal of Honor Society Convention

August 23, 2013 newadminuser

More than 40 recipients of the U.S. military’s highest honor will converge on Gettysburg September 18-22 for the Congressional Medal of Honor Society’s annual convention. Joining Chuck to discuss the convention is Robert J. Monahan Jr., President and CEO of the Gettysburg Congressional Medal of Honor Society Convention. […]

Violence in Egypt imperils democratic transition, undermines consensus on path forward

August 15, 2013 newadminuser

In an interview following the bloodiest day in Egypt following the January 2011 revolution, Will Dempster – Vice President of Qorvis Geopolitical Solutions – discusses how violence in Egypt has further destabilized Egypt and […]

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Ambassador Thomas Miller on the success and future of International Executive Service Corps

August 9, 2013 newadminuser

President and CEO, Thomas Miller, on the success and future of International Executive Service Corps IESC to diversify with more corporate partnerships in developing countries IESC constantly adapting to changing world, but will always […]

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Reforms and New Investment Will Strengthen Jamaican Economy

August 9, 2013 newadminuser

IMF Facility to Provide Needed Imports and Support Social Safety Net The Jamaican government has launched an ambitious program of economic structural reform aimed at increasing production, employment and foreign investment and ensuring […]

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Ambassador of San Marino on New Laws to Spur Foreign Investment

July 31, 2013 newadminuser

San Marino Ambassador says laws passed to combat global terrorism and tax evasion will support the growth of foreign investments in the small country. […]

Greek Ambassador on Strength of U.S.-Greek Relations

July 24, 2013 newadminuser

U.S.-Greek Relations in One of their Greatest Eras Ever, Greece’s Ambassador Tells Qorvis Focus Washington Prime Minister Samaras aims to advance common agenda for stability and prosperity during August 8 visit. The Greek government’s […]

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Conversations with Nicholas Kralev: The Indian Ambassador to U.S.

July 22, 2013 newadminuser

On this week’s episode of “Conversations with Nicholas Kralev,” sponsored by Qorvis Communications, the Indian ambassador to Washington, Nirupama Rao, talks about her country’s diplomatic power, its multifaceted relationship with the United States, and […]

Best of Washington – Event Review

July 18, 2013 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan Last night, I attended the Best of Washington for the first time. My expectations were high – as they should have been. The Washingtonian event was advertised well, and featured small plates […]

South Sudan’s Ambassador Discusses Challenges Facing the World’s Newest Nation

July 18, 2013 newadminuser

Sudan Is Trying to Create Instability in South Sudan Khartoum is not fully abiding by September 2012 agreement. South Sudanese Ambassador to the United States Akec Khoc told Qorvis’ Focus Washington that pressure […]

Riots in Turkey: A First-Hand Account

July 18, 2013 newadminuser

By MacKenzie Smith Three days before I was scheduled to travel to Istanbul for a post-college graduation trip with a couple of friends, I woke up to my phone buzzing. I found three messages […]

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Ambassador of Trinidad and Tobago on Country’s Success

July 13, 2013 newadminuser

A strong energy sector and visionary leadership have made Trinidad and Tobago one of the most politically stable and economically successful countries in the Western Hemisphere, Trinidad and Tobago’s ambassador to the United States said […]

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Italian Ambassador discusses the Year of Italian Culture

July 8, 2013 newadminuser

Italian Ambassador Tells Qorvis Focus Washington: Italy Is Sponsoring More Than 200 Major Events Throughout the U.S. in Year of Italian Culture Italian government projects broad view of culture, encompassing science and technology as well […]

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Things to do in DC for July 4

July 2, 2013 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan What better way to spend America’s birthday than in its capital? There is nothing more patriotic place to celebrate the most patriotic day. Million dollar fireworks, musical performances, lavish parties, rooftop […]

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Ambassador of Lithuania on U.S.-Lithuanian Relationship

June 27, 2013 newadminuser

Lithuanian Ambassador Zygimantas Pavilionas told Qorvis’ Focus Washington that American freedom inspired generations of his countrymen and particularly sustained the country from 1940 to 1990, when it was part of the Soviet Union. It may […]

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Slovenian Ambassador discusses the European Union

June 24, 2013 newadminuser

“We have to give up some of our national sovereignty if we want a fiscal union.” Balkan nation quickly became active player in EU, NATO, UN after independence Slovenian Ambassador to the United States Roman […]

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Ambassador of Libya discusses Syrian conflict

June 15, 2013 newadminuser

The Ambassador of Libya opened up to Chuck Conconi about the state of the Syrian conflict, Gaddafi’s impact on the U.S.-Libyan relationship, and Libya today. Libya‘s ambassador to the United States said the international community […]

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Hon. Mark Kennedy on the Modern Republican Party

June 13, 2013 newadminuser

How is the Republican party holding up in the modern political world? Is the House Speaker John Boehner stuck in an impossible situation with the Tea Party? Will we see a resolution with the Immigration […]

18th Annual Blues Festival hits Arlington

June 12, 2013 newadminuser

Guest post by Lauren Hiznay Music is a great way to celebrate the warm weather and sunshine in DC – and so are free events. Coming up this weekend is Arlington’s 18th annual Columbia […]

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The Benghazi Investigation

June 6, 2013 newadminuser

Ambassador Thomas Pickering — former undersecretary of state for political affairs and chairman of the Benghazi Accountability Review Board — discusses the Benghazi investigation, the conflict in Syria and Iran’s nuclear program with Nicholas Kralev.

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Review: The Real Thing

June 5, 2013 newadminuser

This review originally appeared in Washington Life Magazine. It was posted online June 4, 2013. REVIEW: Despite flawed Studio production, Tom Stoppard’s ‘The Real Thing’ endures. By Chuck Conconi

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DC Farmers Markets Guide

May 20, 2013 newadminuser

One of the great parts of the summer season is fresh, local DC farmers markets. Here is your comprehensive guide to finding them. […]

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The importance of foreign policy in the 2016 election

May 9, 2013 newadminuser

Preparation for the next presidential election has already begun. In the latest episode of Focus Washington, Chuck sits down with Will Dempster, Vice President of Qorvis GeoPolitical Solutions.

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KRG President’s Chief of Staff on KRG’s relationship with the U.S.

April 23, 2013 newadminuser

Dr. Fuad Hussein, chief of staff to President Barzani of the Kurdistan Regional Government, talks to host Chuck Conconi on the occasion of an official delegation visit to Washington, D.C. He addresses the strength and […]

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President Obama’s trip to Israel

March 20, 2013 newadminuser

Qorvis’ GeoPolitical Solutions vice president, Will Dempster, discusses President Obama’s trip to Israel – the first during his candidacy. This historic trip raises questions such as how the U.S.-Israeli relationship has changed, and whether Israelis […]

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Coalition for Fair Transmission Policy discusses congressional interest in electric transmission

March 19, 2013 newadminuser

Sue Sheridan, president and chief counsel of the Coalition for Fair Transmission Policy, is interviewed by host Chuck Conconi on Sen. Murkowski’s energy blueprint and other developments that could lead to Capitol Hill activity on […]

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Dual Review: Good People and Metamorphoses at Arena Stage

March 4, 2013 newadminuser

By Chuck Conconi Arena Stage has two successful plays in performance: a traditional, artful and moving Good People by David Lindsay-Abaire, and Metamorphoses, a gimmicky take on a waterlogged interpretation of Ovid by Mary Zimmerman. […]

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The Hill’s Bob Cusack on Obama’s second term

February 22, 2013 newadminuser

Bob Cusack, the managing editor of The Hill, discusses what Obama’s second term will produce, and how his leadership style has shifted since his first term.

Ai Weiwei According To What?

February 21, 2013 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan I have visited the Ai WeiWei exhibit twice so far, and plan to go one more time before it closes its doors on Sunday. If you are new to the name, […]

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