Najam Discusses American Withdrawal From Afghanistan
If the U.S. is able to withdrawal troops by September 11, it will certainly be historic; however, there will be a lot of difficult discussions in Washington, D.C. and Kabul between now and then.
Shifrinson Publishes Op-Ed on the Threat of Russia
“Russia is a problem to be managed pragmatically and with coolheaded realism…Prudence and moderation, not hyperbole, will yield tangible results.”
Ye Quoted Discussing U.S. vs China Infrastructure Funding
Professor Ye comments on the US’ lacking infrastructure investment compared to that of China and President Biden’s attempt to rectify it.
Garčević Interviewed on U.S. Relations with China & Russia
Garčević discussed President Biden’s attempt to reassert the America’s place in the world, the strength of the Euro-Atlantic bond, and chances for a new, energized, partnership between Europe and the U.S.
Nolan Reviews Book on Child Separation in the U.S.
“Taking children is a crime of long standing in America. It is not a recent mutation, a freak accident on which we can easily turn the page.”
How to Rebuild America’s International Image in a Changing World
Experts discussed the United States’ image abroad, how it can engage with international stakeholders, and how the Biden administration can work to restore the country’s reputation as a global leader.
Gallagher & Heine Publish Op-Ed on IFDC Loan Agreement
Professors Gallagher and Heine argue that President Biden must cancel the loan agreement to Ecuador proposed by the Trump administration.
Najam Discusses India-Russia-US Realignment
Dean Najam addressed Russia’s apprehensions on US-India ties and the role of China in regional realignment.
Lukes Publishes Op-Ed on Crises in the U.S.
Professor Lukes discusses everything from the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg to President Trump contracting COVID-19.
Wippl Writes on His Work in Cold War Germany
Professor Wippl discusses lessons learned during his Cold War CIA assignment.
Harsch Co-Authors Op-Ed on Global Data Privacy
Professor Michael Harsch discusses a Court of Justice of the European Union data policy ruling in The Washington Post.
Garčević Discusses “the American Dream” in Remaker Op-Ed
Is the U.S. of today closer to the song “This Is America” or “Ragged Old Flag?”
Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on US-Saudi Relations
Gregory Aftandilian discusses United States President Donald Trump’s efforts to salvage the US-Saudi relationship after the Pensacola killings.
Najam in The Hill on Trump-Khan Meeting
Dean Adil Najam discusses the upcoming meeting between Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan and United States President Donald Trump.
Aftandilian in The Arab Weekly on Trump’s Palestine Policy
Gregory Aftandilian examines how United States President Donald Trump has upended past U.S. policies toward Palestine.
Corgan Interviewed on U.S. Mail Bomb Threats
Prof. Michael Corgan discusses the recent violent acts across the United States, and how these might influence the country’s upcoming elections.
Aftandilian Publishes Op-Ed on Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear Plants
Gregory Aftandilian discusses recent conflicts between the Trump administration and Congress over Saudi Arabia’s plans to build nuclear power plants.
Najam in Bloomberg on Corporate America and Climate Change
Dean Adil Najam discusses how U.S. corporations have been taking action on controversial social and political issues such as climate change.
Gallagher in CNN Money on China’s Influence in Latin America
Prof. Kevin Gallagher discusses China’s growing influence in Latin America in light of perceived weakened ties between the United States and Latin America.
Gallagher in The Atlantic on China, Latin America and the U.S.
Prof. Kevin Gallagher discusses comments made by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warning Latin American leaders to beware of China’s growing influence in the region.