June 11th, 2025 in In the Media
Professor Heine discussed the growing influence of China in Latin America on a recent episode of The Newsmakers. More
Tagged: China, deportations, Jorge Heine, Latin America, President Boric, President Lula, trade, U.S.-Latin American relations
June 9th, 2025 in In the Media
Prof. Heine discussed the fourth China-CELAC Ministerial Forum held in Beijing last month on one of Panama's most popular radio shows. More
Tagged: Brazil, Chile, China, China-Latin America, Colombia, Gabriel Boric, Gustavo Petro, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Panama En Directo, South America, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition
June 6th, 2025 in In the Media
Prof. Garčević discussed the U.S. administration’s latest multi-pronged assault on higher education on a Serbian TV news segment. More
Tagged: federal government, first-generation students, Harvard University, Higher Education, Innovation, international students, liberal universities, N1, radical left ideology, research, research grants, scholarships, tax college endowments, tuition remission, U.S. administration, Vesko Garcevic, Visa
June 5th, 2025 in In the Media
Professor Storella weighed in on Trump’s unconventional diplomatic dialogue around the Russia-Ukraine war. More
Tagged: Al Jazeera, China, diplomacy, Donald Trump, Europe, global leadership, Mark C. Storella, Negotiation, President Trump, Russia, Russia-Ukraine War, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Zambia
June 3rd, 2025 in In the Media
Professor Min Ye recently shared her thoughts about the ongoing clampdown on the Chinese international student community in the U.S. More
Tagged: Academia, Boston University, China, Chinese Academic Exchange, Chinese Communist Party, Chinese Students, Foreign Students, Harvard, Marco Rubio, Massachusetts, Min Ye, Northeastern, Visas
June 2nd, 2025 in In the Media
Professor Vivien Ann Schmidt, in a new video, explained how populism is gaining relevance in mainstream politics and its effects on democracy. More
Tagged: authoritarian drift, Democracy, Europe, European Union, European Union-United States relations, left wing, populists, Right-Wing, Tariffs, United States, University of Bologna, Vivien Ann Schmidt
May 30th, 2025 in In the Media
Prof. Heine discussed the commercial diplomacy between Chile and China on a radio show. More
Tagged: Active Non-Alignment, Asia, Brazil, Chile, China, China-CELAC Forum, Colombia, Diplomatic Relations, India, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Multilateralism, President Boric, President Lula, President Nixon, President Petro, South Africa, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition, trade, U.S.-China, Universidad de Chile, University of Chile
May 28th, 2025 in In the Media
Prof. Najam talks about Pope Francis’s climate advocacy and how Pope Leo is expected to embody it in a BBC podcast. More
Tagged: Adil Najam, BBC, Belém, Brazil, Climate, Climate Action, climate activism, climate advocacy, COP30, earth and environment, ecology, electric vehicle, Environment, international relations, Laudato Si', Peru, Pope Francis, Pope Leo, solar energy, St. Francis of Assisi, The Climate Question, Vatican
May 21st, 2025 in In the Media
In a letter to the FT editor, Heine argued that the Latin America-China ties will thrive despite U.S. pressure. More
Tagged: beijing, Bilateral Cooperation, Brazil, BRICS, CELAC, Chile, China, China-CELAC Forum, Colombia, COP30, Financial Times, Gabriel Boric, Gustavo Petro, Jorge Heine, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Multilateralism, tariff war, trade, Trade Policies, Xi Jingping
May 20th, 2025 in In the Media
Prof. Heine discusses the recent China-CELAC Forum on CGTN America's "The Heat." More
Tagged: beijing, Brazil, Caribbean, CELAC, CGTN America, Chile, China-CELAC, China-CELAC Forum, Colombia, Free Trade, Free Trade Agreement, FTA, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Multilateral Trading Order, South America, Tariffs, The Heat, trade
