Honduran migrants deported from the U.S. often face a grim fate. […]
Amelia Frank-Vitale on PBS News Hour
Recently returned fellow Onyinye Edeh gets job at Family Planning 2020
Former fellow Onyinye Edeh (Nigeria, 2016-2018) starts her new role as Associate at the Family Planning 2020 (FP2020) Secretariat in Washington DC. She will work with 18 Anglophone African countries to advance the FP2020 goal of providing access to family planning services and commodities to 120 million more women and girls by 2020. The […]
ICWA launches Saudi Arabia fellowship
Investigating how the new generation is adapting to economic change. […]
Onyinye Edeh speaks at democracy symposium in Nigeria
The event addressed electoral violence. […]
Foreign Policy: Neri Zilber on Netanyahu and Trump
Bibi’s best friend in the White House is helping him win the Israeli election. […]
Fellows Joel Millman and Sam Levy in Maputo
After Cyclone Idai devastated parts of Mozambique. […]
US-Taliban talks: Where will they lead Afghanistan?
Can the militant group really help bring peace? […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Ukraine’s challenge
A discussion with Evelyn Farkas and Jonathan Katz. […]
American Prospect: Jonathan Guyer on US policy in Saudi Arabia
Washington must influence a change of behavior in the kingdom. […]
Steve Butler quoted in NYTMagazine about his work defending press freedom
Former fellow and former ICWA executive director Steve Butler (Northeast Asia, 1983-1986) was quoted in a The New York Times Magazine feature about how the journalist Gauri Lankesh became a casualty of India’s increasingly intolerant politics: “There seems to be a license that people feel to beat up or attack journalists in India.” Butler is currently […]