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Heine Comments on U.S./G7 Counter to China’s BRI

in In the Media

China’s BRI has vastly increased its influence in global politics, but the U.S. and G7 are trying to counteract this. Can these superpowers collaborate on global infrastructure rather than compete? Ambassador Heine offers his thoughts.

Tagged: 2022, Active Non-Alignment, Belt and Road Initiative, BRI, China, Foreign Direct Investment, G7, Jorge Heine, Vox

Heine Quoted on Resurgence and Future of Non-Alignment Movement

in In the Media

Ambassador Heine comments on the new non-alignment movement, how it was born out of pragmatism and China’s growing global influence, as well as what it means for the future of the global order.

Tagged: 2022, Active Non-Alignment, China, Foreign Policy, Global South, Great Powers, Jorge Heine, Latin America, United States, Vox

Hare Provides Insight Into Putin’s Nuclear Escalation

in In the Media

Ambassador Hare argues that Putin’s real goal is to “swallow Ukraine” and restore the historical power of imperial Russia, “not to bring the world to nuclear war.”

Tagged: 2022, Nuclear Weapons, Paul Hare, Russia, Ukraine, Vox

Shifrinson Comments on NATO Enlargement and Ukraine Crisis

in In the Media

Historically, NATO enlargement, “was a way of incentivizing liberalization in countries that had been in the Communist bloc, showing that the US still has a mission in Europe, and a way of the US projecting power and checking alternative systems like the European Union.”

Tagged: 2022, Joshua Shifrinson, NATO, NATO Enlargement, Russia, U.S. Foreign Policy, Ukraine, United States, Vox

Woldemariam Comments on Military Coup in Sudan

in In the Media

“The more that we see violence deployed by the security forces, the more difficult it’s going to be to go back to this old arrangement.”

Tagged: 2021, Coup, michael woldemariam, Military Coup, Sudan, Vox

Shifrinson Comments on Progressive Foreign Policy

in In the Media

If a progressive finds themselves in the Oval Office, the problem will be that “you’re no longer the leader of the progressive movement, but the leader of US, which requires different choices, priorities, and thinking.”

Tagged: 2021, Foreign Policy, israel, Joshua Shifrinson, palestine, Progressives, Vox

Mako Interviewed on Saudi Arabia’s Yemen Blockade

in In the Media

As the humanitarian crisis in Yemen worsens, Democrats and experts are calling on the Biden administration to guarantee imports can freely enter the country.

Tagged: 2021, President Joe Biden, Saudi Arabia, Shamiran Mako, Vox, Yemen

Stern Discusses “Online Right” Discourse Following Capitol Siege

in In the Media

Professor Stern discusses how social media and the internet acts “like a hall of mirrors” for right-wing extremists.

Tagged: 2021, Alt-Right, Donald Trump, extremism, Jessica Stern, President Donald Trump, Right-Wing, Vox

Shifrinson Quoted in Vox Article on John Bolton’s Memoir & Foreign Policy Approach

in In the Media

In discussing John Bolton and the accounts in his new memoir, Professor Joshua Shifrinson argues U.S. foreign policy would be worse off if Bolton had his way more in the White House.

Tagged: 2020, Foreign Policy, John Bolton, Joshua Shifrinson, President Trump, Vox

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