Min Ye Named Interim Director of Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future
Min Ye Named Interim Director of Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future
Heine Discusses the Relevance of Active Non-Alignment in Global Politics
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.
Heine Explains China’s Expanding Presence in Latin America
Professor Heine discussed the growing influence of China in Latin America on a recent episode of The Newsmakers.
Heine Examines the China-Latin America Alliance on a Radio Show
Prof. Heine discussed the fourth China-CELAC Ministerial Forum held in Beijing last month on one of Panama’s most popular radio shows.
Storella Dissects Trump’s Response to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Professor Storella weighed in on Trump’s unconventional diplomatic dialogue around the Russia-Ukraine war.
Ye Discusses the Unraveling of Chinese Academic Exchange in the U.S.
Professor Min Ye recently shared her thoughts about the ongoing clampdown on the Chinese international student community in the U.S.
Heine’s Perspective on the Significance of Chile-China Ties
Prof. Heine discussed the commercial diplomacy between Chile and China on a radio show.
Heine Says Latin America-China Ties Will Withstand U.S. Pressure
In a letter to the FT editor, Heine argued that the Latin America-China ties will thrive despite U.S. pressure.
Heine Reflects on the Growing Partnership Between Latin America and China
Prof. Heine discusses the growing partnership between Latin America and China on a TV news segment.
Pardee Professor Joseph Fewsmith Retires After 34 Years at Boston University
Pardee Professor Joseph Fewsmith Retires After 34 Years at Boston University.
Heine Discusses Global Economic Fallout from US Tariffs on CGTN’s “The Heat”
Prof. Jorge Heine shared his insights on CGTN regarding the economic challenges posed by recent US tariffs.
Jamil Mahuad, Former President of Ecuador, Delivers the 2025 Janetos Lecture
Ecuador President Jamil Mahuad Delivers the 2025 Janetos Lecture titled “Trump 2.0 and Latin America.”
Slobodian on the WTO’s Decline and the Fragmentation of Global Trade
In a recent episode of NPR’s The Indicator from Planet Money, Professor Quinn Slobodian, Professor of International History at the Pardee School of Global Studies, shed light on the unraveling influence of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the shifting architecture of global trade. The segment explored how the WTO—once the cornerstone of global trade…
Heine on the Rise of Active Non-Alignment in a Divided World
Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, analyzes the growing phenomenon of “New Neutrals” and the resurgence of Active Nonalignment (ANA) in his latest article, “Not Picking Sides and the ‘New Neutrals’: Active Nonalignment, Great Power Competition, and the Global South,” published as the lead piece in…
Trade Wars and Global Shifts: Jorge Heine Analyzes U.S.-China Relations
In a recent interview with France 24’s weekly magazine Así es Asia, Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, discussed the ongoing trade war between the United States and China. With tariffs escalating between the two economic giants, Heine provided key insights into the global implications of…
Jorge Heine Analyzes the Future of the Organization of American States
Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, explores the significance of the upcoming election for the Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS) in a recent column published in Project Syndicate. At a time of geopolitical uncertainty and shifting inter-American relations, Heine argues that this election…
Hare Analyzes Complex Trump-Maduro Relationship Amid Venezuelan Election Fraud
Hare identifies a ‘subtle shift’ in Trump’s approach to Venezuela despite continued election fraud concerns. While maintaining sanctions and recognizing opposition leader González as legitimate, the administration has pursued pragmatic engagement with Maduro on deportations and hostage releases, suggesting self-interest now drives this complex diplomatic relationship.
Heine on Indonesia’s BRICS Membership: A Major Step for the Global South
Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, explores the significance of Indonesia’s entry into BRICS in a recent analysis published by China Daily. Writing on the country’s growing global role, Heine argues that Indonesia’s full membership in BRICS is not just an economic milestone but a strategic…
Garčević Publishes New Book on Montenegro-Serbia Relations
Professor Vesko Garčević of the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University has published a new book examining the relationship between Montenegro and Serbia. The book, “Montenegro and Serbia: A Velvet Divorce?”, co-authored with Kenneth Morrison, presents the first comprehensive analysis of these two Balkan nations’ relationship from the late 1980s to…
Heine on Trump’s Confrontational Policy
Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, recently commented on the implications of President Donald Trump’s foreign policy in a media discussion. Heine highlighted how Trump’s aggressive stance – marked by sudden tariff threats and escalating tensions with allies – could push key partners toward closer ties…