Hare in Digital Journal on Venezuela’s Isolation
Amb. Paul Hare discusses Venezuela’s ability to maintain key alliances despite the increasing isolation of President Nicolas Maduro’s government.
Berger in Defense One on Conflict in the East China Sea
Prof. Thomas Berger discusses the potential for a conflict between China and Japan as tensions rise in the East China Sea.
Najam in Boston Herald on Trump’s ‘Fire and Fury’ Remark
Dean Adil Najam discusses President Donald Trump’s recent comments that North Korea would see “fire and fury like the world has never seen” if they threaten the U.S.
Corgan in The Globe Post on Trump’s Generals
Prof. Michael Corgan discusses the strong foothold of the military in President Donald Trump’s administration.
Klinger in Mongabay on Madagascar Rare Earth Project
Prof, Julie Klinger discusses the controversial project by Singaporean company ISR Capital to develop a rare earth mine on Madagascar’s Ampasindava peninsula.
Garcevic Publishes Op-Ed on Pence’s Montenegro Visit
Amb. Vesko Garcevic discusses United States Vice President Mike Pence’s recent visit to Montenegro, which underlined U.S. support for NATO in the region.
Najam in TNS on Renewable Energy in Pakistan
Dean Adil Najam discusses the benefits of renewable energies like wind, solar, geothermal and wave over nuclear energy.
Longman Interviewed on Rwandans Accused of Genocide Crimes
Prof. Timothy Longman discusses Rwandans living abroad who have been accused by the Rwandan government of genocide-related crimes — sometimes falsely.
Corgan in CNBC John Kelly’s Military Leadership Skills
Prof. Michael Corgan how the military leadership skills of Gen. John Kelly, President Donald Trump’s new chief of staff, could prove crucial to Trump’s long term success.
Selin in El Mercurio on Climate Change in Latin America
Prof. Henrik Selin discusses the current security threat climate change poses to Latin America.
Hare in AFP on the U.S. and Maduro
Amb. Paul Hare discusses new opposition from the United States facing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Fewsmith in Investment Magazine on China’s Party Congress
Prof. Joseph Fewsmith discusses how an upcoming leadership reshuffle in China, the world’s second largest economy, could affect global investment.
Woldemariam Publishes Op-Ed on Implications of Gulf Crisis
Prof. Michael Woldemariam discusses the impact the ongoing Gulf Crisis could have on reshaping the Horn of Africa.
Longman Publishes Memory and Justice in Post-Genocide Rwanda
Prof. Timothy Longman’s book focuses on the Rwandan government’s social engineering project and how the population has responded.
Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on Kurdish Independence
Gregory Aftandilian discusses the current U.S. policy toward Kurdish independence, and U.S. support of using Kurdish soldiers in Iraq and Syria against ISIS.
Garcevic in The Atlantic on Trump’s Russia Policy
Amb. Vesko Garcevic discusses Vice President Mike Pence’s upcoming trip of Eastern Europe in light of the Trump administration’s approach to relations with Russia.
Najam Interviewed by IIASA on Living in the Age of Adaptation
Dean Adil Najam discusses his experience as a Young Scientists Summer Program Fellow at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
Hare Publishes Op-Ed on the State of Diplomacy
Amb. Paul Hare discusses how diplomacy should react to doomsday scenarios.
Menchik Speaks at Forum on Religion and Politics in Indonesia
Prof. Jeremy Menchik spoke at the forum hosted by the United States-Indonesia Society in Washington D.C.
Inkblot Project Recognized for Challenging Extremism
Prof. Jessica Stern‘s students received honorable mention at the recent P2P: Challenging Extremism competition for the Inkblot Project.