What Joe Biden’s VP Pick Will Tell Us About Joe Biden
Dan Drezner reflects on Biden's vice presidential running mate options, via his Washington Post column.
Can the U.S. and China Cooperate? Sure
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis explores the ways in which these two nations can work together, via his Bloomberg Opinion column.
How the Hagia Sophia Decision Impacts Turkey, Minorities and Now, Syria
Elizabeth Prodromou speaks with Religion Unplugged about Turkey's decision to build a small replica of the Hagia Sophia.
The Latest Development Around the Conversion of Hagia Sophia
Elizabeth Prodromou appears on The Greek Current podcast to discuss the prospect of a memorandum of understanding for the protection of all cultural heritage in Turkey.
Fatalism and Vertigo During the Pandemic
Dan Drezner publishes his July 2020 pandemic diary entry, via his Washington Post column.
Amid a Pandemic, the Jolly Roger Flies High
Rocky Weitz speaks with U.S. News & World Report about the state of maritime piracy during a global pandemic.
Russia’s Weaponization of Racism
MALD candidate Ben Sohl writes about Russia and the evolving nature of foreign policy, in an op-ed for Inkstick Media.
Creating Opportunities
Proud Fletcher grad Alexia Latortue (F97), now a managing director at the EBRD, speaks about diversity, inclusion, and building a career in the field of international development.
Antitrust Questions Bruise but Don’t Break Big Tech Ceos in Historic Hearing
Bhaskar Chakravorti shares his reactions to the latest big tech Congressional hearings, in a conversation with MarketWatch.
