Natural disasters are placing unprecedented demands on governments, communities, and relief organizations around the world. Colombia’s recent earthquake, and the local, national, and global response that followed, offers a powerful lens into how countries mobilize resources, expertise, and solidarity when disaster strikes. This Studio Stage conversation will explore Colombia’s ongoing relief and recovery efforts while examining the broader evolution of global humanitarian response: how international partners can act quickly, reach vulnerable communities, coordinate across borders, and turn immediate relief into long-term resilience.
Global Economy & Trade
Critical Resources, Strategic Partnerships
As competition for critical minerals, energy, and other strategic resources intensifies, access to natural resources is becoming an increasingly important dimension of economic and national security. The United States has an opportunity to strengthen relationships with allies and strategic partners…
