SIS professor Jordan Tama spoke to The Conversation about President Joe Biden's recent threat to place conditions on support for Israel after an Israeli drone strike killed seven aid workers in Gaza.
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What are the implications of Sweden's recent revocation of its feminist foreign policy for transatlantic relations?
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Can Ukraine benefit from an institutional arrangement with the EU that does not include full membership?
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The Carmel Institute takes more students to Istanbul to experience first-hand its pivotal place in the culture and history of Russia and Eurasia.
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SIS professor Keith Darden answers a few questions about Russia’s 2024 presidential election, during which President Vladimir Putin secured a fifth term and faced no serious competition.
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SIS professor Shadi Mokhtari, CAS professor Zohreh Mirsharif, and Barzani Scholar-in-Residence at SIS Yerevan Saeed discuss key facts about Nowruz, the Persian New Year.
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Differences in counterterrorism strategies in the US and Europe may make cooperation more difficult.
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SIS professor Amitav Acharya and research assistant Mudita Sandie analyze the results of Indonesia’s recent presidential election in this new Q&A.
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SIS professors William Akoto and Joshua Rovner analyze the national security implications of Russia’s rumored nuclear space weapon in this Q&A.
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Can Poland's coalition government repair ties with the EU?
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