Another group of AU students see the real objects and learn from them about how the Space Race reflected the Cold War.
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What lessons can the EU learn from past enlargement and accession policies?
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As the end of 2023 approaches, Ambassador Earl Anthony Wayne, SIS Distinguished Diplomat in Residence, penned this column about the foreign and domestic policy challenges the US faced this past year—and how those challenges may impact 2024.
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In our annual look back, SIS faculty present a list, in no particular order, of the things that made history in 2023.
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SIS professor Judith Shapiro answers questions about giant pandas as symbols of soft power, US-China relations, and global environmental conservation efforts.
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SIS professor Guy Ziv answers questions about his new article on the history behind the idea of a “one-state solution” to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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SIS professor and journalist Elise Labott discusses how media coverage of conflict can impact how the public perceives war.
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Georgia sits at a geopolitical and geographical crossroads. Which direction will it take?
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Countering the rise in antisemitism in the EU and US and the threat that it poses to democracy and public safety requires a robust, coordinated policy response.
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Russia wants to keep its troops in Lachin, despite Azerbaijan’s unofficial hesitance. Let’s discuss the reasons why Lachin is still relevant post-collapse of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.
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