New York Magazine: Andrew Rice on William Barr The attorney general is wielding the Justice Department as a weapon to defend President Donald Trump....
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Robbie Corey-Boulet book launch in DC The Institute of Current World Affairs hosted a discussion on November 21 of
Robbie Corey-Boulet's new book
Love Falls on Us: A Story of American Ideas and African LGBT Lives with
Neela Ghoshal at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace building in Washington, D.C....
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The internet restrictions put in place by Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s administration have forced Turks into an online labyrinth, former ICWA fellow
Suzy Hansen (Turkey, 2007-2009) writes in
The New York Times Magazine....
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Newly returned ICWA fellow
Karina Piser (France, 2017-2019) appears on France 24’s program
The 51% to discuss the ongoing debate over the French ban on the Muslim headscarf in public spaces. She says that the issue is so divisive, it’s unlikely to be resolved soon....
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The Kennedy Center’s exhibition of the former president's paintings of veterans rewrites the history of the Iraq war, former fellow
Jonathan Guyer (Egypt, 2015-2017) writes in
The American Prospect....
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Hans Morgenthau took the American foreign policy establishment by storm in 1948 with
Politics Among Nations, writes board chair and former fellow
Paul Rahe (Turkey, 1984-1986) in
The American Interest. But the so-called father of realism's own understanding of statesmanship was "rather unrealistic."...
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A discussion with Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin. Reporting by Emily Schultheis. ...
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Nico DiMarco has been deaf since birth, but that hasn’t stopped him from pursuing a side career as a DJ in Washington, DC.
Tyrone Turner (Brazil, 1999-2000) and Mikaela Lefrak record his pulsating sound for WAMU radio....
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A discussion with Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin. Reporting by Emily Schultheis. ...
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Ethiopia’s border troubles Residents in both Ethiopia and Eritrea complain of a lack of progress on demarcating their shared border despite a much-lauded peace deal, ICWA fellow
Robbie Corey-Boulet (Ivory Coast and Cameroon, 2013-2015) reports for Agence France Presse. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won this year's Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end hostilities, but locals say they don't see the peace....
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