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The School of Foreign Service is launching two new master’s degrees, which are now accepting applications for students to begin their studies in August 2024. The Master of Arts in…

With decades of ineffective political leadership, countries in the Congo Basin are at risk of future upheaval, Opalo says to Semafor Africa.

With the Ukraine offensive causing devastating loss of life, Kupchan pushes for the U.S. to prepare for possible negotiations while continuing military support on NPR.

The fifth cohort of the Paul F. Pelosi Scholars Initiative (PSI), which provides exceptional SFS sophomore and juniors with the opportunity to…

Despite tensions, Lewis notes in China Daily that the U.S. and China are increasingly cooperating on expanding clean energy technology.

Hailing from Lima, Peru to Nashville, Tennessee, this year’s Georgetown Storytellers represent the wide range of academic interests and backgrounds that make the Georgetown community so vibrant.

In Business Insider, Newman and JHU’s Henry Farrell examine the legacy of Citibank CEO Walter Wriston and his impact on the modern Eurodollar market.

In War on the Rocks, McFarland, Crocker and Conner discuss the findings from their recent ISD report, which explores the changing dynamics of international affairs.

Following mass detainments of Uyghurs in Xinjiang in 2017, Millward says that attacks on Uyghur cultural autonomy have not let up.

In an op-ed for The Hill, Busch explains how a 10 percent tariff on U.S. imports and Trump’s “matching tax” would hurt American businesses and consumers.