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A 204-year-old grievance? Trump cites War of 1812 as trade dispute with Canada intensifies The Globe and Mail 6/6/2018
The Marshall Plan taught lessons Trump refuses to learn Bloomberg 6/5/2018
Is Dubai a model for economic diversification in the Persian Gulf? CNN 6/4/2018
Trump tariffs threaten to torpedo NAFTA The Hill 6/3/2018
Signs of sophisticated cellphone spying found near White House, U.S. officials say The Washington Post 6/1/2018

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Events Recap
Visit ‘The Recap’ for summaries, videos, and photos of our world-class events. Read More »
SAIS Europe Seminars
Sciences-Po Professor Marc Lazar joined SAIS Europe to discuss “Macron One Year After: A Political Big Bang for France and EU?” Read More »
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Visit ‘SAIS Snapshot’ to learn more about life at Johns Hopkins SAIS from profiles on the school's community to beyond the classroom learning experiences. Read More »
Johns Hopkins Catalyst Award
Assistant Professor of International Development Daniel Honig is among the distinguished group of Johns Hopkins faculty who has been honored with 2018 Catalyst Awards. Read More »
News: U.S.- Canada Relations
Professor Christopher Sands offered insight on why President Trump and Prime Minister Trudeau are at odds and what lies ahead for relations between the two leaders. Read More »
News: IMF
Professor Benjamin Gedan wrote on Argentina's return to an embrace of the IMF despite the country's history with the Fund. Read More »
News: Macedonia Name Change
In an article for Foreign Policy, Johns Hopkins SAIS Adjunct Lecturer, Edward P. Joseph, wrote on the historic deal reached between Greece and Macedonia over the latter country's official name. Read More »
News: U.S.-North Korea
Director of Johns Hopkins SAIS Asia Programs, Kent Calder, wrote an op-ed for Kyodo News on how far the U.S. has moved along the road to a Korean peace. Read More »