US diplomacy under pressure

Dragonfly is pleased to invite you to a briefing examining the trajectory of US foreign policy in the months ahead and what it means for global security and geopolitical stability.

This will take place on Thursday, 22 May at 1100hrs New York / 1600hrs London / 1700hrs Paris / 1900hrs Dubai.

The coming months are likely to test the limits of US diplomatic capacity. With efforts to broker peace in Ukraine, revive a nuclear deal with Iran and manage an intensifying rivalry with China, Washington is being pulled in multiple directions. The key questions for the next phase of President Donald Trump’s second term is whether the US can effectively navigate the growing combination of global challenges it seeks to manage and whether high-stakes efforts can achieve substantive results.

In this briefing, our specialists will explore:

• The outlook for US-led peace negotiations in Ukraine and US rapprochement with Russia
• Prospects for an Iran nuclear deal and the diplomatic obstacles ahead
• How China is capitalising on the trade war and reshaping the strategic balance in Asia
• The limits of US mediation efforts amid mounting domestic political constraints
• What these developments mean for international stability and the global security outlook

The briefing will include an opportunity for you to pose questions to our panel.