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Mulaomerovic (SFS’24) has been awarded the Yenching Scholarship at Peking University, where she will focus on Chinese politics and global governance, building on her extensive research and studies in East…

In an article for The New York Times, Valosik explores her book Swimming Pretty, highlighting how synchronized swimming has mirrored the feminist fight for women’s recognition in sports. and society.

Dean Hellman is sad to inform the SFS community of the passing of Prof. Charles Pirtle, who during his 25 year career at Georgetown, became an icon of the SFS. …

In Foreign Affairs, Cha cautions that Asian allies are underestimating the destabilizing impact of a potential Trump return to the White House that could significantly alter U.S. alliances and regional stability.

In an episode of Al Jazeera’s All Hail the Planet, Daoudy discusses how modern warfare’s environmental destruction threatens global security and highlights the urgent need for a shift toward human…

In a PBS NewsHour interview, Gallucci expresses concern over the Russia-North Korea strategic partnership, highlighting the potential escalation in nuclear threats and the risks posed by military-technical cooperation between the…

In The Washington Post, Ross argues that the U.S. and Israel must agree on demilitarizing Gaza and ensuring Hamas cannot reconstitute, highlighting the importance of a coordinated strategy to end the…

In the Los Angeles Times, Hoffman discusses the increasing diversity of terrorism threats in the U.S. and how current political and social divisions are exacerbating the challenges for national security.

In the Asia Rising podcast, Medeiros argues that China is far from peaking, emphasizing Xi Jinping’s calculated shift toward advanced manufacturing and strategic global alliances to sustain long-term growth and influence.

Irfan Nooruddin states that the Bharatiya Janata Party faces difficult coalition talks in face of a changing state of Indian politics due to 2024 elections.