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. […]
China’s aversion to social unrest and prospects for political reform. […]
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. […]
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. […]
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. […]
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.” […]
A discussion with Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin. Reporting by Emily Schultheis. […]
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. […]
30 years after the fall of the Wall, Germans born in 1989 reflect on why right-wing populism is ascendant in the east. […]
A discussion with Karen Donfried and Jeff Gedmin. Reporting by Emily Schultheis. […]