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European Parliament former Italian Minister of Integration Cecile Kashetu Kyenge joined SAIS Europe for a discussion on the Holistic Approach to Migration. Read More »

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Anger over the death of Otto Warmier will delay moves toward diplomacy between the U.S. and North Korea, Director of the Johns Hopkins SAIS' U.S.-Korea Institute Jae Ku told The New York Times. Read More »

If the Russians and Iranians keep the Syrians and other allies away from the Americans, the U.S. won’t hit them, Director of the Conflict Management Program Daniel Serwer told Quartz. Read More »

While President Xi needs China’s economy to remain on an even keel, expanding at a fast enough pace to avoid major layoffs, his priorities lie elsewhere, Visiting Scholar of China Studies Pieter Bottelier told Wharton Knowledge. Read More »

Professor Hal Brands joined The American Interest’s latest podcast to offer insight on why academics and policymakers so often disagree—and why that divide may be exaggerated by some. Read More »

Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute Fellow Randa Slim told Politico that she has never seen so many international and regional conflicts playing out simultaneously in one military theater over Syria. Read More »