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Ye Discusses China’s “Wolf-Warrior” Diplomacy in Global Asia

in In the Media, Research

“COVID-era China…was at the epicenter of pandemic geopolitics and populism. Wolf-warrior diplomacy emerged against this backdrop.”

Tagged: 2020, China, coronavirus, COVID-19, diplomacy, Global Asia, Min Ye

Storella Publishes Op-Ed on Israel-UAE Normalization Pact

in In the Media

Ambassador Storella outlines the winners and losers in the normalization pact in BU Today.

Tagged: 2020, BU Today, israel, Mark Storella, Middle East, UAE

Menchik Discusses Jokowi’s Address at UN General Assembly

in In the Media, Videos

Professor Menchick said it was impressive how Jokowi’s remarks laid out how Indonesia must be wary of all great powers.

Tagged: 2020, Indonesia, Jeremy Menchik, UN General Assembly, United Nations, VOA Indonesia

Woldemariam Discusses Ethiopian Prime Minister in Bloomberg | Quint

in In the Media

Tensions that were largely contained by the previous administration “have now exploded. Abiy, as popular as he was, could never deliver on all of the ambitions and promises.”

Tagged: 2020, Bloomberg, Bloomberg Quint, Ethiopia, Ethiopia and Eritrea, michael woldemariam

Schmidt Comments on EU Commission State of the Union

in In the Media

Professor Schmidt analyzed President Von Der Leyen’s remarks on a European minimum wage and health competency.

Tagged: 2020, COVID-19, European Union, La Razon, Vivien Schmidt

Gallagher Publishes Op-Ed on U.S. Trade Policy Under Trump

in In the Media

“In this time of crisis, the United States needs to fundamentally remake its trade policy to promote good jobs…tame inequality and protect the environment.”

Tagged: 2020, Kevin Gallagher, NAFTA, President Donald Trump, The Hill, Trade Policy, USMCA

Heine Co-Authors Article on Latin American Active Non-Alignment

in In the Media

“Far from ‘closing in’ more and more in itself…Latin America must “open up” to this new “post-Western world.”

Tagged: 2020, Jorge Heine, Latin America, US-China

Garčević Writes Op-Ed on the Balkans & the Region’s Place in the Periphery

in In the Media

“The moments from D.C…reconfirm our steady sliding into the periphery of world politics. Our leaders used to enjoy a much better treatment in Washington in the past.”

Tagged: 2020, Balkans, diplomacy, Donald Trump, Remaker, Vesko Garcevic

Najam Interviewed on Israel, Bahrain, UAE Bilateral Agreements

in In the Media, Videos

Dean Najam noted that the bilateral agreement is a “testing of the waters” by smaller allies of Saudi Arabia.

Tagged: 2020, Adil Najam, Dunya TV, israel, Middle East, UAE

Heine Discusses IDB Leadership with Deutsche Welle

in In the Media

“Claver-Carone wants to transform the IDB into the financial arm of the United States in Latin America.”

Tagged: 2020, IDB, Jorge Heine, Latin America

Hare Quoted Discussing Cuba’s Medical Diplomacy

in In the Media

Ambassador Hare discusses Cuba’s medical diplomacy, a practice that has sent many of its doctors doctors abroad to combat the coronavirus.

Tagged: 2020, coronavirus, COVID-19, Cuba, Paul Hare, Paul Webster Hare, Reuters

Heine Discusses Racism with Revista Universitaria

in In the Media

Ambassador Heine discusses protests and demonstrations against racism that took place around the world.

Tagged: 2020, Antiracism, Chile, Jorge Heine, Racism

Miller Publishes Article on China-India Counterbalancing

in In the Media

“When it comes to counterbalancing, particularly in Asia, the US thinks of India.” But does India wants to act as a counterweight to China?

Tagged: 2020, china-india relations, Hindustan Times, India, Manjari Chatterjee Miller

Garčević Publishes Op-Ed on Montenegrin Elections

in In the Media

“The experiences of the region, particularly in Serbia, teaches us that regime change is not always a change for better.”

Tagged: 2020, Montenegro, New Europe, Parliamentary Elections, Vesko Garcevic

Heine Discusses the Current Crisis of Multilateralism

in In the Media

Why is the crisis of multilateralism so deep now, at a time when we need global collaboration more than ever?

Tagged: 2020, Economic Times, Jorge Heine, Multilateralism, Webinar

Garčević Discusses Democracy in the Balkans in Remaker Op-Ed

in In the Media

“We made a step towards democracy, but have not arrived anywhere. The more time goes on, the more we are looking back.”

Tagged: 2020, Democracy, Remaker, Vesko Garcevic

Longman Provides Insight on Paul Rusesabagina’s Arrest

in In the Media

Prof. Longman explores the arrest of MRCD chairman aul Rusesabagina and why many observers find it suspicious.

Tagged: 2020, Rwanda, The Conversation, timothy longman

Hare Quoted Discussing Eusebio Leal’s Passing

in In the Media

Amb. hare recounts working with Eusebio Leal, a Cuban historian who led the restoration of Old Havana, who recently passed away.

Tagged: 2020, Ambassador Paul Hare, Cuba, Paul Webster Hare, The Times

Najam Discusses the Post-COVID World in Gizmodo

in In the Media

According to Dean Najam, “there is not going to be a world ‘after’ covid. A new world is already here.”

Tagged: 2020, Adil Najam, coronavirus, COVID-19, Gizmodo, World After Coronavirus

Shifrinson Writes on U.S.-NATO Relations in Política Exterio

in In the Media

Prof. Shifrinson discusses U.S.’s historically mixed relationship with NATO and what the future may hold.

Tagged: 2020, China, Joshua Shifrinson, NATO, Política Exterio

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