The Kurdish Tragedy: What America Can Learn From Its Foreign Policy Fumbles in Iraq
Ryan Gardiner (F16) publishes op-ed in The National Interest on lessons learned from the Kurdish tragedy.
Politics and Technology
Josephine Wolff speaks with Bloomberg Baystate Business Radio about voting tech and the Iowa caucus.
The Resiliency of American Democracy
Dan Drezner writes that the state of American politics is not as dire as many say, via his Washington Post column.
U.K. Walks Diplomatic Tightrope for 2020 Climate Summit After Shaky Start
Dean Rachel Kyte speaks with Climate Home News about the role of finance and climate action.
Decentralized Technology in a Centralized State: China & Encryption
MIB candidate Brian Larson takes on the encryption debate in China, in a piece published by Medium.
Investments Should Become ‘Climate-Smart’
Kelly Sims Gallagher speaks with Mercom India about the need for renewable energy funding in India.
In Britain, It's Nationalism Minus the Climate Denial
Dean Rachel Kyte speaks with Climatewire about Brexit, U.K. nationalism and climate change.
Brexit Is Fake News
Chris Miller argues that the U.K. will never really leave the EU, in his Foreign Policy column.
The Death Of America’s ‘Fair Trial’
Fellow Adam Goodman responds to the latest in the Trump impeachment trials, via an op-ed for the Daily Caller.
