A prominent Atlanta law firm has launched an updated Latin America practice, building on its experience in the region while seeking fresh opportunity in the city’s deep business links across the Western Hemisphere.
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Posted inFrance
For Fifth Year, Delta Plans Normandy Flight to Preserve Veterans’ Legacies of Heroism
Delta Air Lines Inc. is set to fly World War II veterans to Normandy for the fifth straight year, continuing to invest in a program that has won accolades and generated goodwill in the U.S.-France relationship.
Posted inTechnology
Atlanta Loses Headquarters of Newly Minted Aerospace Unicorn
Editor’s note: Hermeus burst onto the scene with a promise of Mach 5 flight, cutting travel time between New York and Paris in 90 minutes and speeding up the face-to-face […]
Posted inEvent Recap
Consular Conversations Recap: Taiwan Stresses Soft Power, Investments in Bid to Grow Ties With Southeast U.S.
Consular Conversations: Taiwan March 10, 2026Miller & Martin Not today. That’s what Taiwan wants Chinese leader Xi Jinping to think if he wakes up one day and considers it an […]
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Consular Conversation Recap: Greece Writes a New Story, Invites Investors to Take Second Look
After spending a decade and a half as a financial pariah, Greece is officially back in the fiscal fold.
Posted inEconomic Development
Alabama Deepens Global Investment Ties During Atlanta Consular Reception
Alabama was in Atlanta this month, as top economic development leaders held a March 3 reception with the local consular corps to deepen international investment partnerships worth $3.6 billion to the state.
Posted inGreece
Consul: After Dim Period, Greece Ready for Investment Limelight
Athlete, sure. Astronaut, maybe. But a kid growing up with aspirations toward handling consular affairs and cross-border negotiations? That takes some very specific coaching.
Posted inColombia
Inside the Presidential Summit That Changed Trump’s Tune on Colombia
Achieving that face-to-face meeting, and moving past the barbs and threats traded on social media, was by no means a given, Colombia’s ambassador told Global Atlanta.
Posted inFrance
SCAD Founder and President Knighted by France — Again
The French Ministry of Culture has knighted Savannah College of Art and Design founder and President Paula Wallace for efforts to foster cultural exchange and “artistic distinction” in France and abroad.
Posted inDiplomacy
Mexican Ambassador Set to Headline Atlanta Business Breakfast March 10
The visit by the Ambassador Esteban Moctezuma Barragán, the country’s top diplomat in the U.S., comes as three separate trips to Mexico are being planned by Georgia-based organizations in May and July.