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On December 4, 2025, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFPC-USA) and the international correspondents’ community gathered at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. for the 2025 #ForeignPressAwards Gala. We were honored to recognize @mitchellreports (@NBCNews ) with the Honorary Foreign Press Award for her lifetime contribution to international journalism, and @AJEnglish with the Press Freedom Award for its unwavering commitment to independent reporting and the defense of press freedom.
This year’s Prize of Excellence awards celebrated Brooke Masters (@FT), James Longman (@ABC ), @jimsciutto (@CNN ), Tim Stenovec (@business), @TreyYingst (@FoxNews), @weijia (@CBSNews / White House Correspondents’ Association President), and @yarotrof (@WSJ ) for their distinguished reporting and impact on global understanding. We were also proud to present our 2025 Scholarship Awards to outstanding emerging international journalists: @sofiatomacruz , @safhomin and Ava Hu. Our gratitude goes as well to the speakers and partners who joined us on stage and supported this year’s Foreign Press Awards:
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Can the G7 survive in a fragmented world?
In a new AFPC-USA podcast produced in partnership with the @hinrichfdn, Peter Draper, Professor and Executive Director of the Institute for International Trade at the University of Adelaide, examines the future of the G7 as it faces growing global uncertainty.
Hosted by Roseanne Gerin, the conversation explores how the G7 has shaped global economic governance for more than 50 years — and whether it can continue to remain relevant amid the rise of China, the expansion of BRICS, the influence of the G20, tensions with Russia, and political divisions within Western democracies.
Draper explains why the G7’s informal diplomacy still matters, how leaders use private conversations to manage sensitive global challenges, and why journalists should pay closer attention to the domestic political forces shaping international summits.
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Public Notice: Attempted Unauthorized Access to AFPC-USA Instagram Account
The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the USA (AFPC-USA) wishes to inform our community that our official Instagram account received multiple unauthorized access attempts yesterday between approximately 6:00 PM and 11:00 PM, and again this morning between approximately 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM.
The individual behind these attempts tried to access the account, change the email address associated with it, and take control of the account for unauthorized purposes.
The AFPC-USA team acted immediately to secure the account and prevent any unauthorized takeover. We have preserved all relevant evidence, including IP addresses and the email address the unauthorized actor attempted to associate with the account. This information will be reported, along with all supporting evidence, to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
If you received any unusual message appearing to come from AFPC-USA, or noticed any suspicious activity connected to our account, please contact us immediately.
Thank you for your vigilance and continued support.
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Can the G7 survive in a more fragmented world?
In a new Foreign Press Podcast episode produced in partnership with the Hinrich Foundation, journalist Roseanne Gerin speaks with Peter Draper, Professor and Executive Director of the Institute for International Trade at the University of Adelaide, about the future of the Group of Seven and its role in global economic governance. https://t.co/nxBP2tHJFq
Today, on World Press Freedom Day, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the USA honors the courage, integrity, and vital work of journalists around the world.
A free and independent press is essential to democracy, accountability, and the public’s right to know. At a time when journalists continue to face censorship, intimidation, violence, imprisonment, and growing threats to their independence, we reaffirm our commitment to defending press freedom as a fundamental pillar of open societies.
Foreign correspondents play a critical role in helping the world understand events beyond borders. Their work brings facts, context, and human stories to global audiences, often under difficult and dangerous conditions.
On this day, we stand in solidarity with all journalists who pursue truth, hold power accountable, and defend the public’s right to be informed.
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The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFPC-USA) was pleased to host a roundtable lunch today in New York City with Francesca Rossi, IBM Fellow and IBM AI Ethics Global Leader.
An exceptional group of international correspondents representing media organizations from various countries joined the conversation for an educational discussion on recent developments in artificial intelligence and the ethical questions surrounding its rapid evolution.
As part of its mission, the Association creates opportunities for international correspondents to engage directly with distinguished leaders and experts on issues that matter for their reporting and for the broader public conversation.
This roundtable was one of the Association’s ongoing off-the-record discussions designed to support meaningful dialogue, professional learning, and informed journalism.
Thank you to Francesca Rossi and to all the journalists who joined us for this important conversation. @ibm
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China now produces more than 30% of the world’s manufactured goods—more than the U.S., Germany, and South Korea combined. In AFPC-USA’s latest learning takeaways, economist Mariko Watanabe examines how China’s industrial planning system helped build that scale, but also how it is fueling overcapacity, trade distortions, and growing pressure across global markets. From electric vehicles and solar panels to steel and supply chains, the effects are being felt far beyond China.
This conversation, produced in partnership with the Hinrich Foundation and hosted by Roseanne Gerin, explores why China’s industrial catalog matters, how it shapes investment decisions, and what it means for the future of global trade, developing economies, and the rules-based trading system. Read the takeaways here.
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In a freezing, war-darkened Kyiv, the Kyiv School of Economics continues to teach, inspire, and prepare the next generation of leaders. This powerful piece by Mitzi Perdue shows how education, resilience, and responsibility endure even under the hardest conditions. #Ukraine#Kyiv #Education #Resilience #Leadership https://t.co/vdFlFtSWoz
New episode: AFPC‑USA speaks with Caren Bohan, former editor‑in‑chief of USA Today, about covering the White House, leading newsrooms, and the future of journalism. Hosted by Roseanne Gerin, this conversation offers essential insights for foreign correspondents reporting on the United States.
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We spoke w/ @carenbohan, former editor‑in‑chief of @USATODAY, about covering the White House, leading newsrooms, and the future of journalism. Hosted by @RoseanneGerin, this talk offers essential insights for foreign correspondents reporting on the US.
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For international correspondents, the so-called “Epstein files” present a unique reporting challenge: intense public interest combined with legal complexity, partial disclosures, and persistent conspiracy narratives. https://t.co/9kdWwJLvE9
Understanding the structural crisis of U.S. legacy media and how foreign correspondents can adapt, reposition, and protect their work. https://t.co/fc1RA7QVbX
Covering the U.S. economy in 2026 requires moving beyond headline indicators and understanding how economic signals translate unevenly across American society. While official data may suggest stabilization or growth, lived economic experience often tells a more fragmented story. https://t.co/Bq0NqBtByv
The 2025 Hinrich-IMD Sustainable Trade Index reveals a world economy in flux, as global trade shifts from the old consensus of efficiency and multilateralism toward fragmentation, strategic autonomy, and exclusive trade blocs. IMD Chief Economist Christos Cabolis discussed the key findings of this year's index in a webinar hosted by our partners at the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA. Watch the recap here: https://t.co/rkEVkw9aSv
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