SFS News

Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly came to Riggs Library for a discussion on conflict resolution, women in leadership and building prosperity.

In an article for PBS NewsHour, Konaev says that the use of drone swarms could increase conflict.

Through the Art of Diplomacy class, jointly offered by the McCourt School of Public Policy and the SFS, students dine with and learn from ambassadors every week.

In an article for Fortune, Tiongson and Petrauskaité say that post-pandemic economic growth, wage stagnation and demographic changes all contribute to the shortage.

In an article for Moultrie News, Hoffman explains how Hamas used similar tactics to other terrorist groups in planning and carrying out the attack.

In their annual list of Power Players in Transportation, PoliticsNY featured Coscia for his work as Amtrak board chair.

In an article for Barron’s, Byman says that Netanyahu may be avoiding a truce could alienate him from far-right members of his ruling coalition.

An article for JustLuxe highlights Itämeri’s label, itä wines, for its consistently high ratings among respected wine publications.

An article from Al Mayadeen highlights Smith’s remarks from “NATO at 75: Charting a New Course,” hosted by CSS.

An article in Jurist features the recent CSS conference “NATO at 75: Charting a New Course.”…