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Please join the Mid-Atlantic - Eurasia Business Council for a roundtable discussion Doing Business in Eurasia lead by Ulf Schneider, Founder and Managing Partner of SCHNEIDER GROUP.

SUKHISHILI has performed for fifty million people in eighty-eight countries on five continents. It was a headline attraction with New York City Ballet for the George Balanchine Centennial. It has previously performed at the Metropolitan Opera, Avery Fisher Hall, Madison Square Garden Albert Hall, the Rome Coliseum and La Scala where it was enthusiastically welcomed with rousing ovation and a record-setting number of curtain calls.

Join Danny Lopez, British Consul General in New York and Director General of UK Trade and Investment in the United States. About the Embassy Series: The World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia and the Consular Corps Association of Philadelphia are pleased to present the 2015 Embassy Series, a program that will bring to Philadelphia senior international diplomats and experts for an informal evening of building new relationships and sharing business opportunities and practices, the culture and cuisine of countries around the world. 

Matthew Byrne was born into a family of Newfoundland music makers and his repertoire is heavily influenced by his unique musical lineage. This tradition thrives on song – the weaving of a great story with a beautiful melody – and Matthew’s music reminds us how satisfying traditional songs can be when stripped down to these basic elements. His live performance offers tasteful and honest interpretations of folk songs delivered with polished guitar work and powerful vocals.

Why did the Soviet Union collapse? The dissolution of the USSR is particularly puzzling because China -- also a Marxist-Leninist autocracy -- managed to ditch its centrally-planned economy while maintaining an authoritarian political structure. Christopher Miller’s research in Soviet archives has found that Soviet officials closely followed Chinese policy, and directly copied many Chinese reforms.

The Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy at Temple University is proud to present Dr. Michael S. Neiberg, “Neutral in Thought? Rethinking American Reactions to the European War, 1914-1917” as the first speaker in our Spring 2015 Colloquia series.