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Hare Publishes Opinion Piece About Trump’s Truth Social Public Diplomacy

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Professor Hare published an opinion piece for the USC Center for Public Diplomacy Blog titled “Why Trump’s ‘Truth Social Public Diplomacy’ Leads to Few Diplomatic Wins.”

Tagged: gaza, India, Iran, israel, Pakistan, palestine, Paul Webster Hare, Public Diplomacy, putin, Tariffs, Trump, Truth Social, USC Center on Public Diplomacy

Storella on What to Expect from Trump-Putin Anchorage Summit

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Ambassador Storella recently appeared on NBC10 Boston News to share his thoughts on the Trump-Putin meeting in Anchorage.

Tagged: alaska, anchorage, Mark C. Storella, NBC10 Boston, peace proposal, putin, Russia, Russia - Ukraine, Trump, Ukraine

Lori Publishes Research Article in Geopolitics

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Professor Lori recently published a research article in Geopolitics journal named “Zombies, Miracles, and Memory: Towards a Research Agenda on Mobility, Temporality, and Political Possibility.”

Tagged: citizenship, Geopoltics, historical retellings, human mobility, informality, migrants, Migration, Mobility, Noora Lori, statelessness, transnational action, Zombies Miracles and Memory: Towards a Research Agenda on Mobility Temporality and Political Possibility

Najam Comments on Suspension of Indus Waters Treaty Amid India-Pakistan Tensions

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Professor Adil Najam spoke to NPR about tensions surrounding the Indus Waters Treaty following India-Pakistan conflict.

Tagged: Adil Najam, agriculture, India, India-Pakistan, Indus, Indus Waters Treaty, NPR, Pakistan

Garčević Comments on Plans to Replace Serbia’s Historical Site with Trump Tower

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Professor Garčević comments on Jared Kushner’s plans to turn the Serbian site of NATO bombing into a Trump Tower.

Tagged: Belgrade, Bloomberg, Donald Trump, Jared Kushner, NATO, Serbia, Trump, Trump Tower, Vesko Garcevic, Yugoslav Ministry of Defense

Mako on Iran’s Attacks on US Base in Qatar

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Middle East expert and Assistant Professor Shamiran Mako spoke to 7News Boston WHDH about Iran’s recent attacks on the U.S. base in Qatar.

Tagged: 7News Boston WHDH, After the Uprisings: Progress and Stagnation in the Middle East and North Africa, and Ethnic State Capture in Iraq, Asian markets, Bab-el-Mandeb, Grievances, Iran, oil, Persian Gulf, Qatar, Russia, Shamiran Mako, Strait of Hormuz, Structuring Exclusion: Institutions, Ukraine, Yemen

Garčević Discusses Protests Sparked by Trump’s Immigration Policy on “Global”

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Professor Garčević appeared on “Global” to talk about the recent protests in Los Angeles and across the United States to oppose Trump’s controversial immigration policy.

Tagged: Global, immigration policy, leftist, Los Angeles, military parade, National Guard, No Kings, sanctuary jurisdiction, Trump, Trump Administration, TV Bosnia and Herzegovina, Vesko Garcevic

Heine Underscores Importance of International Dialogue in TV Interview

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Ambassador Heine was invited to an episode of “Dialogue” to discuss the recognition of June 10 as the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations.

Tagged: China, Cold War, gaza, immigration policy, International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations, Jorge Heine, June 10, soviet union, Sudan, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition, U.S.-China, Ukraine, UN General Assembly

Garčević Weighs in on Trump’s Immigration Policy and Ensuing Protests in TV Interview

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Professor Garčević appeared on “Context” to discuss Trump’s controversial immigration policy and the widespread backlash against it.

Tagged: Al Jazeera Balkans, Deportation, Immigration, Los Angeles, No Kings, Trump, Vesko Garcevic

Heine on Trump Administration’s Attempt to Reboot the Monroe Doctrine

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Professor Heine was recently quoted in a news report discussing the Trump administration’s plans to revive the famous Monroe Doctrine to bolster control over the Americas.

Tagged: Belt and Road Initiative, Chancay, China, EU, European Union, Infrastructure, James Monroe, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Peru, South America, The Christian Science Monitor, The Monroe Doctrine, Trump, washington

Heine on Brazil’s Renewed Foreign Policy Under President Lula

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Professor Jorge Heine examined Brazil’s growing influence in the Global South and its implementation of active non-alignment (ANA).

Tagged: Artificial Intelligence, beijing, Brazil, Brazil the BRICS and Active Non-Alignment, Brazil-China, BRICS, CEBRI-Journal, China, Climate Change, COP30, developing nations, Foreign Policy, G20 Summit, gaza, Global Security, Global South, Health, international relations, israel, Jorge Heine, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Russia - Ukraine, São Paulo, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition, trade and investment, U.S.-China, UN Security Council, washington

Hare Examines Russia’s Plans to Invest $1 Billion in Cuba

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Ambassador Paul Webster Hare recently took to the Latin American Advisor to share his thoughts on Russia’s plans to invest $1 billion in Cuba by 2030.

Tagged: China, Communications, Crimea, Cuba, Latin American Advisor, Paul Webster Hare, port infrastructure, Renewable Energy, Russia, Russian Federation, soviet union, U.S.-Russia, Ukraine

Heine Discusses the Relevance of Active Non-Alignment in Global Politics

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Prof. Heine recently appeared on an episode of The China-Global South Podcast to speak about the importance of active non-alignment (ANA) in global politics.

Tagged: Active Non-Alignment, Bogotá, Brazil, Chile, China, Cobus van Staden, Colombia, developing countries, Eric Olander, Foreign Policy, Global Politics, hegemons, international relations, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Latin American Foreign Policies in the New World Order: The Active Non-Alignment Option, Panama, President Boric, President Lula, superpowers, The China-Global South Podcast, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition, U.S.-China