Citizens unite on the streets after President Yoon’s martial law decree. […]
How protests protect South Korea’s mercurial democracy
Washington Institute video: Andrew Tabler on why Assad fell
“The Syria Breakdown, Episode One: Why Assad Fell,” by Andrew Tabler (Lebanon, Syria, 2005-2007), Washington Institute for Near East Policy, December 19, 2024 […]
The origins of Portugal’s drug crisis
Revolution, decolonization and a dictator’s long shadow. […]
Syria’s challenges and opportunities
Former ICWA fellow Andrew Tabler on the post-Assad future. […]
Into the darkness
Lessons from Norway’s winter mørketid. […]
In Portugal, drug decriminalization is not depenalization
First impressions from a misunderstood country. […]
Colonialism, capitalism, cooperation: Norway’s complicated legacy of polar research
The Fram Center cements the country’s status as an Arctic powerhouse. But it also inherits old myths. […]
McGill Reporter: Jean-Benoît Nadeau on a biodiversity initiative
“Champions of biodiversity,” by Jean-Benoît Nadeau (France, 1998-2000), McGill Reporter, November 19, 2024 […]
Financial Times: Neri Zilber on Israel and the US election
“Israeli right celebrates hawkish Donald Trump government picks,” by Neri Zilber (Israel, 2011-2013), Financial Times, November 13, 2024 […]
ICWA fall dinner 2024
“Once we understand Xi Jinping’s intentions, we can better formulate our policies. But right now we don’t know what his intentions are.” So said The New York Times diplomatic correspondent and former Beijing bureau chief Edward Wong at ICWA’s fall dinner on Nov. 8, 2024 about the Chinese leader’s plans for his country’s burgeoning military, […]