With the backdrop of the massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, President Biden commemorated the anniversary of George Floyd's death by signing the Executive Order (EO) on Advancing Effective, Accountable Policing and Criminal Justice Practices to Enhance Public Trust and Public Safety.
Since taking office, and even before, President Biden and progressives in congress have made clear their opinion of law enforcement and the need for their idea of reform. For this reason Gold Institute for International Strategy's president, Eli M. Gold, sat with three senior law enforcement fellows (video below) to discuss this EO from the perspective of the law enforcement community.
Join the Gold Institute as we discuss a very important issue affecting one of the largest growing immigrant diaspora communities in the United States. More than 5 million Indian Americans now deal with the impact of geopolitical issues from the south and southeast Asian regions in their everyday lives, on campuses, and in the public square. This discussion dives into some of those issues and how the Indian American community deals with them.
A Message from Hon. Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman the Kurdistan Regional Gov Representative to USA on the occasion of the Gold Institute for International Strategy's 3rd Anniversary
While the world is focused on Putin’s war on Ukraine, many global concerns are all but going unnoticed, while many others are not noticed at all. To this point, while Vladimir Putin has been bombing Ukraine, he and others have been busy building leverage in Latin America.
To discuss this topic, Gold Institute for International Strategy's president, Eli M. Gold, hosts Joseph M. Humire, executive director of the Center for a Free and Secure Society.
Adam Lovinger, the vice president for strategic affairs at the Washington-based Gold Institute for International Strategies, joined Neil W. McCabe, a Gold Institute media fellow, for a Gold Institute Conversation.
Lovinger, who for many years worked on strategy at the Pentagon, including his final posting at the Defense Department's close-hold Office of Net Assessment, told McCabe that strategy is the middle of the process, because first, a country, an institution, or even a company, needs to first take an inventory of what they have and compare it to what they want. Then, the process of developing a strategy begins.
The Gold Institute for International Strategy hosted a conversation between Senior Fellow Nahro Zagros, PhD., and Media Fellow Neil W. McCabe, a veteran of the Iraq War, about Zagros' Iraqi Kurdistan homeland, and its relationship with the rest of Iraq and Iran. Nahro, who is based in Erbil, where he is the vice president of Soran University, Iraqi Kurdistan's top institution of higher learning, told McCabe that there are many solutions for the Iraqi Kurds, but none of the solutions are workable in reality.
The academic, whose research interests include Middle Eastern politics, cultural anthropology, terrorism and counter-terrorism, said in the past 20 years, the Iraqi Kurds have been let down by the United States, but in the main, the United States has been a good partner. Iraqi Kurdistan remains one of the most intensely pro-American areas of the Middle East, if not the world, and this partnership was why the Kurds were successful in beating back the so-called Caliphate of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS.
The Gold Institute for International Strategy presents a Virtual Briefing
Russia – Ukraine War: An update from the ground.
As these military events unfold, Gold Institute for International Strategy president, Eli M. Gold sits down virtually with Halyna Yachenko MP, Kyiv, Ukraine for a substantive briefing regarding Russia's war with Ukraine. Listen as the Gold Institute for International Strategy receives an on the ground briefing of Putin’s invasion of the Ukraine.
As these military events unfold, the focus on the future of U.S. Leadership, NATO, Missile Defense and Cyber Warfare comes into question. Join Gold Institute for International Strategy as we unpack Putin’s invasion of the Ukraine.
Speakers:
• Europe/NATO - Geoffrey Van Orden CBE, Distinguished Fellow, Gold Institute
• USA/NATO - BG Ernie Audino (USA-Ret), Senior Fellow, Gold Institute
• Missile Defense - John C. Wohlstetter, Senior Fellow, Gold Institute
• Cyber Threats – Joel Thayer, President, Digital Progress Institute
• Moderator: Eli M. Gold, President, Gold Institute
The recent incident in Texas at Congregation Beth Israel has once again brought to light security challenges for the Jewish Community. Are Jewish facilities and houses of worship security needs being met? Join Gold Institute for International Strategy’s Senior Law Enforcement Fellow Marc Black and Institute President discuss January 15, 2022’s active assailant Incident.
Listen as Gold Institute for International Strategy Distinguished and Senior Fellows speak about their analysis of 2021 and their thoughts for the upcoming 2022 year.
Join Gold Institute for International Strategy Media Fellow Adelle Nazarian as she speaks with the Gold Institute's VP of Strategic Affairs Adam Lovinger, Media Fellow Neil W. McCabe, and CNN's Aditya Raj Kaul regarding the 13th Anniversary of the Mumbai Terror Attacks.
For more information or to donate, visit www.Goldiis.org.
Throughout the world American Citizens are being extorted and jailed, and the number has been growing exponentially since the Biden Administration took office. Join Gold Institute's VP of Operations Shana Forta as he discusses with board member John Shattuck the growing number of cases that exist, and the efforts being made by private citizens to remedy the same.
John Shattuck, a former Naval Airman, has been responsible for the release of dozens of Americans and Canadians being held hostage or falsely imprisoned outside the United States. Since July 21st of this year John has coordinated the extraction of over three hundred at risk Afghans from Afghanistan.
He is an advocate for US Military Personnel including falsely convicted and falsely accused service members.
