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The Importance of Bretton Woods, 80 Years Later
A Q&A with SIS professors on the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods Conference and its importance in the end of World War II.
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Britain's New Prime Minister has a Chance to Reset Ties With the White House
Britain's new Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, will have the opportunity to show that the U.K. is back on the global stage.
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Four Things to Watch for as NATO Leaders Meet in US
SIS professor Garret Martin analyzes key topics on the agenda for world leaders at the NATO summit hosted in Washington, DC, July 9-11, 2024.
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What Do the Results of India's Elections Mean?
SIS professors Sumitra Badrinathan and Samantha Agarwal offer analysis on the results of India’s recent general election.
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SIS Welcomes New Faculty
AU’s School of International Service will welcome five new full-time faculty members in academic year 2024–25.
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Three Questions on Mexico's Election Results
SIS Distinguished Diplomat in Residence Earl Anthony Wayne answers questions about Mexico’s 2024 election.
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AU’s Model UN Team is No. 1—Again
The team, backed by financial support from SIS, helps students learn about diplomacy and international relations and find community at AU.
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What Does the Death of Iran’s President Mean?
SIS professor Shadi Mokhtari provides analysis about the implications of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s death and the upcoming presidential election.
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Three Questions on the Recognition of a Palestinian State
We asked SIS professor and Abdul Aziz Said Chair of International Peace and Conflict Resolution Mohammed Abu-Nimer to answer a few questions about the importance of Ireland, Norway, and Spain's recognition of Palestine.
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UK and US: Different Systems United by Common Political Language
SIS professor Garret Martin highlights key differences between elections in the UK and the US.
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