It is a significant moment when an institution committed to serious strategic thought expands its reach beyond borders. The Gold Institute for International Strategy is doing exactly that, formally taking its place as an international organization with the First European Economic and Security Summit in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 27 and 28 May 2026.
The Summit will convene senior policymakers, security experts, and economic leaders from across the European Union, the United States, the Middle East and other allied and partner nations for a thoughtful and timely dialogue on the future of the Balkan region and beyond. Discussions will address the evolving transatlantic security architecture, economic resilience and regional integration, hybrid threats and information operations, energy and infrastructure corridors, and the role of democratic institutions in underpinning lasting stability.
The Gold Institute's emergence as an international convening body reflects a growing recognition that cooperation between people, cultures, religions, and nations requires shared forums, shared analysis, and shared resolve.
This is challenging but principled, forward-looking work, and the conversation in Banja Luka will help shape it.
Join the Gold Institute's Second Annual Indo-Pacific Summit brings together ambassadors, officials, and business leaders to talk about where the U.S.-Korea alliance goes from here.
Save the date: Oct. 14, Washington, D.C.
Hey Jared, how about you tell your father in law, President Trump that we (the United States of America) stop funding Zelensky and that we also make stronger economic and political demands on the EU and NATO as well. Perpetual war only benefits mortuaries and manufacturers.
Stop pretending like you understand global diplomacy or better yet, go in front of Congress and tell us what you and Witkoff are doing. Going on podcasts and Fox News isn’t like being placed under oath.
Lastly, and so far, the “peace deals” you’re involved with are not working. The Middle East is far worse condition and last night alone Russia launched close to 700 drones and missiles (LAST NIGHT!!!).
Stop the funding and you’ll see Marshall Law Zelensky’s tune change overnight.
Smart strength and effective diplomacy with real influence comes with acts of tough love. It’s time for the U.S. to demonstrate tough love.
The agents’ contemporaneous notes tell a very different story from the FD-302 that was entered into the FBI system more than 20 days later and ultimately became central to my prosecution.
For nearly a decade, my family and I have lived with the consequences of what was done. Now, the American people can read the FBI’s own handwritten records and compare them to what was later put into the official report.
This was never just about destroying me. It was about destroying President Trump, crippling his incoming administration, and protecting an establishment that feared the change the American people demanded.
The truth is coming out. Now there must be accountability.
America is not destined for the dustbin of fallen empires. But we are also not exempt from history’s consequences either.
What must we do now to preserve this Republic for our children and grandchildren?
I believe it begins with three things:
1. Restoring accountability
2. Reclaiming our sovereignty and,
3. Rebuilding faith, family, and citizenship.
That means demanding consequences for corruption, including on our own side. It means making decisions that serve American citizens and accepting our own responsibility to stay informed and involved.
In my latest article, “How America Avoids the Dustbin of Fallen Empires,” I explain where we must begin.
The hour is late, but it is not too late.
https://genflynn.substack.com/p/how-america-avoids-the-dustbin-of
Let me tell you something straight up—President Trump’s tariffs are a bold, decisive strike for America’s soul. This isn’t just about trade; it’s about taking back what’s ours—our jobs, industries, and our pride. For too long, we’ve let the globalists and the weak-kneed elites sell us out to foreign powers who don’t give a damn about the American worker.