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Minnesota Peace Initiative discusses global turmoil

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A Syrian-Kurdish refugee hangs clothes on a clothesline at the Quru Gusik (Kawergosk) refugee camp, 20 kilometres east of Arbil, the capital of the autonomous Kurdish region of northern Iraq, on June 19, 2014.
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The Norway House Minnesota Peace Initiative convened a panel of local experts to address this question: "What is happening in this world, and what do I make of it?"

Longtime State Department diplomats Brian Atwood and Tom Hanson, former CIA officer John Radsan, and global philanthropy advisor Susan Cornell Wilkes talk about the values that should guide America's efforts to calm global turmoil.

Janet Dolan of Act 3 Enterprises is the moderator.