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South Koreans Want Their Own Nuclear Weapons, But Doing So Risks Triggering a Wider War CNBC 8/24/2017
Trump’s Afghan Illusions The New York Times 8/23/2017
The Decline of the Western Tourist Foreign Policy 8/23/2017
Military Leaders Consolidate Power in Trump Administration The Washington Post 8/22/2017
Sanctions on North Korea Pose Little Risk to Kim Jong-un’s Regime The Financial Times 8/22/2017
 

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Events Blog
Visit ‘The Recap’ for summaries, videos, and photos of our world-class events. Read More »
Faculty Awards: Heinz Eulau Prize
Senior Lecturer of International Studies and Political Science Matthew Kocher is the recipient of the Heinz Eulau prize, awarded annually by the American Political Science Association (APSA). Read More »
Student Profiles: Johns Hopkins SAIS Snapshot Blog
Read about the diverse backgrounds and latest accomplishments of the Johns Hopkins SAIS community. Learn More »
News: India's Energy Policy
With a few tweaks, India can lead rural electrification with real-time data and smarter metrics, writes Professor Johannes Urpelainen. Read More »
News: America's Military Alliances
The costs and risks associated with America’s military alliances have always been more visible and easily understood than the benefits. In reality, however, those costs and risks are frequently overstated, writes Professor Hal Brands. Read More »
News: Emerging Markets
Senior Fellow at the Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute Afshin Molavi writes on how citizens of China, India, and other emerging markets are traveling for pleasure in ever greater numbers. Read More »
News: U.S.-Pakistan Relations
Director of the Global Policy Program Daniel Markey writes on the Trump Administration’s increased pressure on Pakistan, and whether it will be effective. Read More »
News: China's Wind and Solar Sectors
Professor Jonas Nahm has published a new report on Policy Divergence and Industrial Upgrading in China's Wind and Solar Sectors. Read More »