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Tag Archives: BOZAR
“What Forever Stirs in the Human Heart”
I have been critical of President Barack Obama’s rhetoric on matters of war and peace, here and in my recent book. I respect and admire his ease, eloquence, and ability to communicate on virtually all other issues (“Between Two Ferns” was … Continue reading →
Posted in North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Politics and Political Theory, Public Diplomacy
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Tagged Belgium, BOZAR, Brussels, Crimea, current-events, EU, European Union, NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Palais des Beaux-Arts, politics, President Barack Obama, Public Diplomacy, Russia, speech, strategic communications, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin
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