PBS News’ Foreign Affairs and Defense Correspondent Nick Schifrin will address the fourth annual James C. Lehrer Lecture on April 24 at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center. In conversation with William J. Antholis, director and CEO of UVA's Miller Center of Public Affairs, Schifrin will discuss his ...
NewsHour Foreign Affairs and Defense Correspondent Nick Schifrin interviews National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien at the annual Halifax International Security Forum. Amid ongoing global foreign policy challenges, and with a White House embroiled in an impeachment inquiry, Schifrin discusses with O’Brien how he handles coordinating national security policy ...
... forces south, and they were able obviously to take the port city. And it looks like they're going to continue to advance farther south. Nick Schifrin: We heard the U.N. today warn that Yemen is headed towards civil war. At what point do the Saudis reenter this war ...
... a suicide mission. John Penney, Father of Heather Penney: It's an honor to be here this evening as a father of a fighter pilot. Nick Schifrin: And Heather and her father John have even spoken together about their careers in aviation and how their paths could have crossed on ...
... it's no big deal. But there have been longstanding allegations about Russian activities conducted from those facilities, signals intelligence, human intelligence collection, influence operations. Nick Schifrin: But even does -- forgive me for interrupting. David Cattler: Sure. Go ahead. Nick Schifrin: But does kicking out some intelligence agents really deter ...
... a man of character. Nick Schifrin: Driscoll is a friend and one-time aide to Vice President Vance, a former Army lieutenant deployed to Iraq and son and grandson of a soldier, none of which was enough to save his job. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
Nick Schifrin: Delcy Rodriguez, as I mentioned, called it a win-win. Venezuela, of course, needs investment. The U.S. needs more energy. So is it a win-win? Francisco Monaldi: Well, depending on the details, it could be, in the sense that the presence of the U.S. government ...
... constantly pushing various messages that, why are you supporting Ukraine, that support has to go to your own countries, and so on and so forth. Nick Schifrin: Inside of Russia, we have seen Putin under domestic pressure. We have seen elites breaking with him over the war in Ukraine. We ...
... our stolen freedom. This one talks about the occupation and that we dream of living in peace. Nick Schifrin: Peace might be out of reach, but art can help the traumatized cope. And stealing moments of joy can help the healing.For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
Nick Schifrin: You and I have talking -- have been talking about maximum economic pressure on Iran for many years. You were the author of some of the sanctions. But, bottom line, there are experts who say this isn't going to change Iranian behavior, that Iran can take the pain ...
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