A group of 20 leaders from top Georgia law-enforcement agencies have returned from a two-week program learning about community policing in Israel. The delegation included Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director […]
Category: Security
Posted inGeorgia
Kemp Wrapping Up Trip to the Nation of Georgia, France
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp last week embarked on his second international mission in as many months, stopping in the nation of Georgia to check in on National Guard troops stationed […]
Posted inFrance
Delta Will Again Fly Vets Back to Normandy for D-Day Anniversary
Delta Air Lines Inc. for the second straight year will fly American World War II veterans back to the beaches of Normandy, where they will receive a hero’s welcome from […]
Posted inJapan
Consul General: Japan Committed to Global Order During Time of Turmoil
While facing runaway uncertainty in the global economy, Japan is continuing to pin its future on the rules-based order that has led to global prosperity through open trade, the country’s […]
Posted inMiddle East - North Africa
Kiwanis Club Honors Atlanta Council on International Relations and Its President
In a rare sweep of its two annual international awards, Atlanta Council on International Relations and its president, Robert Kennedy, were honored this week by the Kiwanis Club of Atlanta. […]
Posted inLiberia
With New Grant, Kennesaw State Professor Aims to Address Post-Conflict Social Trauma in Liberia
Editor’s note: This sponsored article is published as part of the Kennesaw State University Division of Global Affairs‘ annual partnership with Global Atlanta. It was written by David Roberts. Kennesaw […]
Posted inSouth Korea
Exercises: Blending Military Readiness With Economic Dynamism
Editor’s note: Global Atlanta Managing Editor Trevor Williams is traveling in South Korea, reporting on Georgia’s deepening trade and investment ties there. Check here for updates and new entries. Exchanging pleasantries with […]
Posted inTaiwan
Commentary: How Pelosi’s Visit Proves that Everyone Has a Stake in the US-Taiwan Partnership
Editor’s note: This commentary was written by Elliot Wang, director-general of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta, which acts as a de facto consulate covering the Southeast U.S., […]
Posted inSouth Korea
Forum: The Future of the U.S.-Korea Alliance Runs Through Georgia
With a head start of more than a decade, Georgia is now riding the crest of a Korean investment wave that is intensifying at a time of global uncertainty leading […]
Posted inUnited States
Truman National Security Project Seeks Atlanta Applicants
The Atlanta chapter of the Truman National Security Project, a nationwide community working to create innovative solutions to national-security problems, is seeking new applicants for this year’s crop of next-generation […]