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Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on U.S. Kurdish Policy

in In the Media

Gregory Aftandilian discusses United States policies aimed at the Kurdish community in the four Middle East countries the Kurds inhabit.

Tagged: 2017, gregory aftandilian, In The Media, The Arab Weekly, U.S. Kurdish Policy

Lukes in The Daily Beast on Russia and the Czech Republic

in In the Media

Prof. Igor Lukes discussed how the Czech Republic has served as a platform for Russian intelligence and security services.

Tagged: 2017, Igor Lukes, In The Media, Russia, The Czech Republic, The Daily Beast

Najam in Eurasia Review on CPEC Transparency

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam discusses the controversies associated with the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor including the lack of transparency.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Dean, Eurasia Review, In The Media, Transparency

Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on Trump and Saudi Arabia

in In the Media

Gregory Aftandilian discusses whether U.S. President Donald Trump will support Saudi Arabia in a confrontation with Iran.

Tagged: 2017, Donald Trump, gregory aftandilian, In The Media, Saudi Arabia, The Arab Weekly

Najam in The News on Sunday on Pakistan and Climate Law

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam discusses the lack of legal implications of international climate agreements.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Climate Change, In The Media, Pakistan, The News on Sunday

Lukes in La Razon on Life Sentence for Radko Mladic

in In the Media

Prof. Igor Lukes discussed the life sentence for former Bosnian Serb General Radko Mladic.

Tagged: 2017, Igor Lukes, In The Media, La Razon, Radko Mladic

Lukes Publishes Op-Ed on John le Carré

in In the Media

Prof. Igor Lukes discusses his life-long interest in the British espionage writer John le Carre.

Tagged: 2017, Igor Lukes, In The Media, John Le Carre, Lidove Noviny

Gallagher in Emerge 85 on China’s Future in Brazil

in In the Media

Prof. Kevin Gallagher discusses China’s future in Brazil as China continues investing in fragile, cash-strapped sectors such as energy and infrastructure.

Tagged: 2017, Brazil, China, Emerge 85, In The Media, Kevin Gallagher

Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on Trump’s Foreign Policy

in In the Media

Gregory Aftandilian published an Op-Ed examining on the high-ranking State Department positions that remain unfilled nearly a year into Trump’s presidency.

Tagged: 2017, Donald Trump, Foreign Policy, In The Media, The Arab Weekly

Hare in Latin America Advisor on U.S.-Cuba Relations

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Hare discusses the state of relations between the United States and Cuba.

Tagged: 2017, Cuba, In The Media, Latin America Advisor, Paul Hare, Relations, us

Woodward Interviewed on Trump and the Intelligence Community

in In the Media

Prof. John D. Woodward Jr. discussed President Donald Trump’s relationship with the United States intelligence community.

Tagged: 2017, CIA, Donald Trump, Greater Boston, In The Media, Intelligence Community, John Woodward

Garcevic Publishes Op-Ed in Balkan Insight on Neutrality in Serbia

in In the Media

Amb. Vesko Garcevic published an Op-Ed examining the debate in Serbia over what “neutrality” means in the Balkan context.

Tagged: 2017, Balkan Insight, In The Media, Neutrality, Serbia, Vesko Garcevic

Najam in Dawn on Global Climate Risk Index

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam discusses a recent report by Germanwatch which ranks Pakistan as the seventh most vulnerable country to climate change.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Climate Change, Dawn, GermanWatch, In The Media, Pakistan

Menchik Publishes Essay on Alfred Stepan’s Legacy

in In the Media

Prof. Jeremy Menchik published a recent essay discussing the legacy of prominent comparative political scientist Alfred Stepan.

Tagged: 2017, Alfred Stepan, Essay, Immanent Frame, In The Media, Jeremy Menchik

Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on U.S. Endgame in Syria

in In the Media

Gregory Aftandilian discusses the endgame of the United States military in a post-ISIS Syria.

Tagged: 2017, gregory aftandilian, In The Media, ISIS, Military, Syria, The Arab Weekly, United States

Fewsmith in NYT, AP on Xi Jinping’s Successor

in In the Media

Prof. Joseph Fewsmith discusses whether or not Chinese President Xi Jinping will shed any light on his successor during the country’s Party Congress.

Tagged: 2017, China, In The Media, Joseph Fewsmith, New York Times, xi jinping

Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on the U.S., Iraq, and the KRG

in In the Media

Gregory Aftandilian discusses the relationship between the United States, the Iraqi government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG).

Tagged: 2017, gregory aftandilian, In The Media, Iraq, Kurds, The Arab Weekly, United States

Hare Interviewed by Cuba Posible on U.S.-Cuba Relations

in In the Media

Amb. Paul Webster Hare discussed how U.S.-Cuba relations are evolving under the Trump administration.

Tagged: 2017, Cuba, Cuba Posible, In The Media, Paul Hare, us

Corgan in The Boston Herald on U.S. Victory in Raqqa

in In the Media

Prof. Michael Corgan discusses the victory of United States forces over ISIS in the terrorist group’s de facto Syrian capital of Raqqa.

Tagged: 2017, In The Media, ISIS, michael corgan, Raqqa, The Boston Herald

Selin in Bloomberg on the Fight Against Mercury Pollution

in In the Media

Prof. Henrik Selin discusses the first meeting of the parties of an international treaty to curb mercury pollution -– the Minamata Convention.

Tagged: 2017, Bloomberg, Henrik Selin, In The Media, Mercury Poisoning, Minamata Convention

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