Varadkar and Clinton were among a host of global leaders at the event, which highlighted the central role of women in Northern Ireland's peace process following ‘the Troubles.’…
Featured in Newsweek, Weinstein explains that both countries have alluded to decoupling prior to U.S. controls on semiconductors last October—a move that spells challenges in early stage research for China.
With state-backed groups from Iran, North Korea, Russia and China increasingly using LinkedIn to collect information, Goldstein warns in a piece by WIRED against actors impersonating journalists on the platform.
After advancing to the semifinals in the high school reunion tournament and making his third appearance on ‘Jeopardy!’, Richmond exited the show following a tough final round.
A total of 54 Georgetown students were chosen as finalists for the U.S. government’s Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program, a highly competitive development program that prepares the next generation of…
Featured in a piece by the New York Times, Medeiros explains that China’s recent statement calling for a political settlement in Ukraine is solely about strategic positioning, not problem-solving.
Quoted in an article by CNBC, Amb. Bodine acknowledges cultural differences in China’s approach to their U.S. hotline, but maintains that it is necessary to talk through misunderstandings to diffuse…
As a guest on the ChinaTalk podcast, Wilder weighs the possibility of China providing drones and ammunition to Russia in order to keep Putin in power and direct U.S. focus…
In a new paper, Dr. Joanna Lewis argues how cement based 3-D printing can improve construction’s carbon footprint. With climate conscious policy, 3-D printing has the possibility to help the…
In a Responsible Statecraft piece, Dr. Charles Kupchan analyzes the implications of Ukrainian and Western persistence to face Russia’s aggression with aggression and the potential for diplomatic measures.
