World Leaders in AIWS Award Updates
The World Leaders in AIWS Award 2023

The World Leaders in AIWS Award 2023

JAPANESE ECONOMIC SECURITY MINISTER SANAE TAKAICHI IS HONORED WITH THE WORLD LEADER IN AIWS AWARD 2023 Boston Global Forum and Michael Dukakis Institute honored JAPANESE ECONOMIC SECURITY MINISTER SANAE TAKAICHI, WITH THE WORLD LEADER IN AIWS AWARD 2023 Remarks of...

Explaining the UNESCO Global Learning project in Vietnam

Explaining the UNESCO Global Learning project in Vietnam

(May 30th, 2016) This link will take you to a description of the program in Vietnam of the UNESCO Chair in Global Learning and Global Citizenship Education, with which The Boston Global Forum has been collaborating closely. The program has been working in Vietnam...

Obama mulls expanded weapons sales to Vietnam to help thwart China

(May 23rd, 2016) U.S. President Obama is considering broadly expanding weapons sales to Vietnam to strengthen ties with Hanoi and boost regional defenses against China's growing clout – and especially its seizure and militarization of some islands and reefs in the...

Russia sees more cooperation with Japan

(May 23rd, 2016) The Russian news service Sputnik News, which acts as a conduit for government pronouncements, says  that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin have been laying the groundwork for further economic and other...

G7 education ministers set agenda

(May 23rd, 2016) In preparation for the G7 Summit May 26-27, G7 education ministers meeting in Japan have agreed to collaborate to improve education, including addressing the education deficits of refugee children and widening income inequality (with some of the...

Russian news service claims ‘breakthrough’ in Japanese relations

(May 16th, 2016) The Russian government-linked news service Sputnik News reported that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has expressed his confidence in what the service called a ‘’breakthrough’’ in relations with Vladimir Putin’s government. Mr. Abe said that talks...

Newspaper accuses Cameron of caving on E.U. immigration controls

(May 16th, 2016) The (London) Daily Mail calls the disclosure that British Prime Minister David Cameron  bowed to German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s demand to drop his European Union membership renegotiation “red line” demanding stronger immigration controls for the...