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In a piece for the Associated Press, Professor Charles Kupchan recommends that President Biden not compare the war in Ukraine to the start of World War II.

In promo for her book, “Swimming Pretty: The Untold Story of Women in Water,” Vicki Valosik gives a challenging synchronized swimming lesson to a Washingtonian author.

For The Hill, Marc Busch explains the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), which is better known as the ‘trade as aid’ policy, and why it should be altered if it…

In an article for MSNBC, Jacques Berlinerblau analyzes “The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart’s effect on modern media culture.

Georgetown’s Graduate School highlighted four SFS students, Paula Zhang (MSFS’25), Juan San Nicolas II (MSFS’25), Angelo Paule (MSFS’25), and Raymond Yu (MASIA’25) for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Irfan Nooruddin discusses the dependence on negative rhetoric as a path to power for India’s Bharatiya Janata Party in an article for CNN.

Eva Siegmann (SSP'25) discusses how Russia hijacked the success of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) and how to get the treaty back on track.

CSET’s Helen Toner, ex-board member for OpenAI, argues for regulation for AI firms in an article for the Economist.

Ken Opalo explores the implications of and provides context for an upcoming historic visit from Kenyan President Ruto in an article for DW.

Nader Hashemi argues that Arab leaders fear citizen mobilization, which threatens authoritarian regimes.