SIS professor Doga Eralp answers a few questions about the results of Turkey’s recent election, in which incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was elected to a third term that will extend his time leading Turkey to three decades.
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We asked SIS Professor Anthony Fontes to explain recent shifts in immigration policy and discuss the US system for asylum seekers.
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SIS Professor Derrick Cogburn analyzes what global standards for AI should look like after the recent G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan.
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An understanding of German foreign policy reluctance and its impact on NATO’s strategic goals towards Ukraine
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After millions watched the coronation of King Charles III this month, we asked SIS Professor Garret Martin a few questions about the monarchy’s political impact in the U.K. and its relationship to the Commonwealth of Nations.
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Oksana Markarova, whose visit to SIS was organized by AU’s Student Association for Slavic Studies, said that her country’s fight against an invading Russia has implications for other democracies bordering autocratic nations.
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As a power struggle and humanitarian crisis unfolds in Sudan, we asked SIS professor Ernest Ogbozor questions about the ongoing conflict and its possible implications for the future of Sudan and the region.
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Dana R. Fisher will join American University in July as a professor in the School of International Service and the director of the university’s Center for Environment, Community, and Equity.
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Democratic Backsliding and the Future of the EU
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