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Events Recap 2014-2015: Foreign Policy and National Security
Leading journalists and political experts visited the Shorenstein Center this year to offer insight on some of today’s most pressing national security and foreign policy issues – from ISIS to cyberwar to disaster response. Hear audio and read highlights below:
- Farnaz Fassihi, The Wall Street Journal: The changing nature of reporting from the Middle East, and finding stories of hope amidst a bleak outlook for the region
- David Sanger, The New York Times: Cyberwarfare, hacking, leaks and surveillance – a new era of conflict and government secrecy
- Juliette Kayyem, national security expert: The response to the Boston Marathon bombing, thoughts on Boston’s Olympic bid, and how government should work with media to accurately communicate threats
- Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic: The increasing danger to journalists working in the Middle East with the threat of ISIS
- Michael Crowley, Politico: The role of the reporter traveling with the Secretary of State on diplomatic missions
Find audio and video for more of this year’s events in our archives.
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