Despite a testy week in transatlantic relations, attendees at Global Atlanta’s late-January Consular Conversation with British Consul General Rachel Galloway came away with an up-close view of how the vaunted “Special Relationship,” when calibrated correctly, can lead to shared prosperity on both sides of the pond.
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Belgian Quality in the Southeast: Syensqo Drives Innovations in Health, Mobility and Beyond
Editor’s note: This article was originally published as part of the Consulate General of Belgium’s “Belgian Quality in the Southeast” campaign. See a repository of all interviews and follow the consulate […]
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Books 2025: A Gentle, Georgia-Set Story of Resilience and Kindness
At its heart, the book is an intimate character study, driven by keen observation and thoughtful, understated plot development.
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Books 2025: A Quiet Lesson in Animal Welfare and Empathy
Ivan’s quiet, observant voice is a powerful reminder that animals experience dignity, fear, loyalty, and hope—whether we choose to acknowledge it or not.
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Books 2025: How an Atlanta Neighborhood Affected Peace in Ireland and Beyond
The historic buildings and history of the Sweet Auburn neighbourhood aren’t just a backdrop, but an active force in constructing meaning, understanding and shaping identity and political discourse even today.
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Books 2025: How China Has Engineered Industrial Dominance
The beautifully moving narrative feels like a cross-country bike ride deep into China and the U.S. accompanied by a wise observer of the history, economics, life and change in both countries.
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Books 2025: Why Sales Culture Leadership Imperative, Not a Department
Book: Everyone’s in Sales: How to Unleash the Power of Sales Culture to Boost Your Revenues, Profits and Growth Author: Todd Cohen Reviewed by: Giorgio Carera, CEO and board member, […]
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Books 2025: Peace or Appeasement? ‘Munich’ Reveals a Thin Line
What gives Munich its lasting resonance is how closely it echoes today’s world. Harris shows how authoritarian leaders use diplomacy, denial and manufactured grievances to justify aggression, while democracies struggle with how far negotiation can, or should, go.
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Books 2025: How Jefferson’s ‘Greatest Sentence Ever Written’ Relied on a Chorus of Contributors
The sentiments expressed resonate through the centuries as a masterpiece of eloquence that is both concise and inspiring, providing in only a few words guiding principles for a new nation.
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Books 2025: Happiness Ain’t What It Used to Be
To the Founders, Rosen argues, the pursuit of happiness “was a quest for self-improvement and moral perfection,” a quest not to “feel good” but to “be good.”