Betty Lou Hummel Memorial Lecture with U.S. Amb. Nicholas Burns
The Betty Lou Hummel Memorial Lecture School of Advanced International Studies Washington, DC April 9, 2019 Why America Matters...
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Diplomacy and Diversity: A Female Diplomat in the Middle East with Ambassador Gina Abercrombie-Winst
Foreign Policy Institute’s Art of Diplomacy Speaker Series Presents Diplomacy and Diversity: A Female Diplomat in the Middle East with...
Canary in a Coal Mine: Lessons on the Path to Populism
"Democracy is not a given. It's something you have to constantly fight for." This week, Cengiz Guenay, JHU SAIS Foreign Policy Institute...
Turkey and MENA: Learning the Right Lessons
"Regimes react to societal developments, rather than triggering them," says JHU SAIS Foreign Policy Institute Visiting Scholar Cengiz...
Questions of Intervention: A Practitioner's Perspective
In this week's edition of "Four Minute Foreign Policy," Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute present Senior Fellow Edward P....
Challenges 2019 will bring for the Arab world
It has only been a few days since the New Year fireworks lit up the skies of many of the world’s cities. For a brief moment, it was...
Sectoral Shifts: The Evolution of South Asia-Middle East Relations
Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute invites Bilal Baloch to feature in our third edition of "Four Minute Foreign Policy," a...
The Middle East: Prospects for Economic Partnership
Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute is pleased to introduce "Four Minute Foreign Policy," a series dedicated to providing...
The light has dimmed in Tunisia’s shining beacon
One of Tunisia’s many jobless graduates detonated a home-made suicide bomb in the capital last month. This was not a Daesh attack, it was...
Youth and the private sector hold keys to the Arab world’s future
Everywhere you look, the Arab world is changing — and fast. A decade or two ago, most countries in the region had an unusual system in...
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