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International Affairs/Foreign Policy Sec. Blinken describes coalition-based diplomacy in inaugural lecture at 555 Penn auditorium
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China SAIS Life SAIS Nanjing “People-to-People” – James Heller, Huang Haifeng, Jinyin Street Part 3 “人与人交流” ——何乐进、黄海峰、金银街 第三篇章
Europe SAIS Bologna SAIS Life Western Europe Harnessing motivation, creating impact: SAIS Bologna during the war in Ukraine
Campus News China SAIS Nanjing Student Life A shared reflection of Hopkins-Nanjing Center(HNC) Days during COVID-19.
Europe Opinion SAIS DC Western Europe Has Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine Produced a Zeitenwende? A SAIS Retrospective
China SAIS Nanjing SAIS Profiles “People-to-People” –James Heller, Huang Haifeng, Jinyin Street Part 2 “人与人交流” ——何乐进、黄海峰、金银街 第二篇章
SAIS DC SAIS Events US Politics Assistant Secretary of Defense Shawn G. Skelly Comments on Ukraine, Recruitment, and Transgender Empowerment
International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS DC SAIS Events A Talk on The Politics of Food Security: Is Food a Human Right?
Middle East Opinion SAIS DC Erdoğan and Turkish Construction Companies: Corruption and Accountability in the Aftermath of the Earthquake and Coming Elections
Campus News China SAIS Nanjing Consul General James Heller: The Importance of “People-to-People”何乐进总领事：“人与人交流”的重要性
North America SAIS DC South America Is Panamá Doing Enough to Address the Safety Conditions in the Darién Gap?
Africa SAIS DC SAIS Life Starting from scratch: how students and faculty are collaborating to bring Africa studies back online after the pandemic
International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS DC Smoke and Mirrors: COP27 and The Agreement on Loss and Damage Funding
China Faculty/Experts SAIS Nanjing A Magical Journey Spanning More Than 30 Years – Brian Linden and Lu Xin in Nanjing 跨越30多年的奇妙旅程 ——布莱恩·林登和辛露在南京
Europe Faculty/Experts SAIS DC Experts Gather to Reflect upon One-Year Anniversary of Russian Invasion
Asia Opinion SAIS DC Op-Ed | A Dangerous Game: Pakistan’s Ruling Class Plays Politics as Terrorism Brews
North America SAIS DC The US Federal Reserve Is Running Its First Climate Change Experiment. Will It Be Able To Follow Through With Next Steps?
Faculty/Experts SAIS DC Democracy in the Dark? – SAIS Dean Speaker’s Series: A Conversation with Damon Wilson
Campus News SAIS DC Student Life 50+ JHU Students Honored as Finalists for Presidential Management Fellowship Program
China Opinion SAIS Nanjing Chinese Women’s Rights and Interests: Do the New Revisions Bring New Changes? Part 2
China Opinion SAIS Nanjing Chinese Women’s Rights and Interests: Do the New Revisions Bring New Changes? Part 1
China North America Opinion SAIS DC From the US to China: A Cross-Cultural Exchange through Street Dance
International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS DC SAIS Profiles An Interview With Laurel Buck: MAIR Student, Policy Nerd, and Steadfast Center Back
Domestic News SAIS DC Videos The Biden Administration Managed to Pass the Inflation Reduction Act. But How Will It Work?
Campus News General SAIS News SAIS Nanjing SAIS Profiles Interview with Forest – SGA HNC Representative
Domestic News SAIS DC US Politics The Biden Administration Managed to Pass the Inflation Reduction Act. But How Will It Work?
Campus News Domestic News SAIS DC Student Life Drinks, Deals, and Dines: Happy Hours in Northwest D.C.
Europe Faculty/Experts International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS DC Professor Adam Szubin’s “Yachts & Sanctions”
Europe SAIS DC Leader Profile: Clowns to the Left, Jokers to the Further Left: Liz Truss Takes on Politics
China International Affairs/Foreign Policy Opinion SAIS DC Battling Gender-based Violence in Contemporary China
China International Affairs/Foreign Policy Opinion SAIS DC Chinese Censorship: To Shanghai and Beyond
Asia International Affairs/Foreign Policy Opinion SAIS DC Pakistan’s Floods: Climate Change, Domestic Challenges, & North-South Divides
Campus News SAIS DC SAIS Events A Conversation on “Climate Action in Times of Crisis” with Frans Timmermans, European Commissioner for Climate Action and Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for the European Green Deal
Europe International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS DC It’s Complicated: Reflections on the Legacy of Queen Elizabeth II
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Multimedia SAIS Bologna Videos How to Prevent Future Shortages in the Medical Supply Chain
Asia China SAIS DC Is China Cheering for Star Athletes or Just Their Identities? — A Discussion on Eileen Gu Fever
International Affairs/Foreign Policy North America SAIS DC How to Prevent Future Shortages in the Medical Supply Chain
China Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy North America SAIS Nanjing Chinese-American Experiences under COVID-19 华裔美国人在新冠疫情下的经历
Europe SAIS DC Putin’s Russia is Approaching its High-Water Mark, and He Shot the Post-War World Order Getting There
Asia China International Affairs/Foreign Policy China’s Zero-Covid Policy: The Motivations and Hidden Costs 中国的“清零政策”：动机与隐藏成本
Europe International Affairs/Foreign Policy Multimedia SAIS DC Videos “On Creating a Catalan Future” with Mary Hopkins
Europe On Creating a Catalan Future: An Interview with Dr. Victòria Alsina, Minister of Foreign Action and Open Government in Catalonia
China International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS Nanjing Involution: Competition and Choice for Chinese Students 内卷：中国学生的竞争与选择
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Middle East SAIS DC Syria in Focus: Security, Justice, and Social Cohesion
Africa Asia China International Affairs/Foreign Policy Chinese Diplomacy: Canary in the Loan Mine or Babble?
Europe International Affairs/Foreign Policy Macron is Selling European Strategic Autonomy. Is Anyone Buying?
Asia China The Value of a Master’s Degree: Why More Chinese Students are Turning to Graduate School 硕士学位的价值: 为什么越来越多的中国学生选择考研
Asia China International Affairs/Foreign Policy North America Opinion SAIS Nanjing Cooperation Amidst Competition: China, the US, and Climate Change 竞争中的合作：中国，美国与气候变化
Campus News Domestic News SAIS DC SAIS Virtually Hosts First Muslim-American Ambassador M. Osman Siddique
Campus News Domestic News SAIS DC US Politics Court of Repeal: How the Supreme Court Might Impact Hopkins Healthcare
Asia China Opinion Transforming workers into spenders: Chinese cities call for longer weekends 把员工转变为消费者：周末延长政策将何去何从？
Asia China Opinion What Chinese Reactions to “Mulan” Reveal About China’s Cultural Exports 从电影《花木兰》在中国的反响，谈及中国文化输出
Campus News Domestic News SAIS DC US Politics Foreign Policy and Voting: Do Presidential Candidates Waltz Before Blind SAISers?
Campus News General SAIS News SAIS Life Student Life Struggling to Thrive: SAIS International Students in the COVID-19 Era
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Middle East North America Amid a Historic Peace Deal, a People Forgotten
Domestic News Opinion US Politics The legacy of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: pushing boundaries through public service
Asia International Affairs/Foreign Policy Can language learning and cross-cultural exchange thrive virtually? Online learning at the HNC 外语学习与跨文化交流会在虚拟平台兴盛吗？中美中心的线上学习
International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Assassination of Qasem Soleimani is Just More of the Same American Foreign Policy – Op-ed
Asia International Affairs/Foreign Policy “Parasite” sweeps the Oscars: how did South Korean popular culture gain international momentum?
Campus News Domestic News SAIS DC Outbidding the competition – Getting into classes is getting harder at SAIS DC
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Cypriot Passport Proves Popular Despite Misconceptions About Divided Island
Campus News Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS Bologna SAIS Europe reflects on Black History Month
Campus News Domestic News SAIS Bologna SAIS Europe students learn negotiation skills as part of Prof. Michael Leigh’s Brexit simulation
Campus News Domestic News SAIS Europe students learn negotiation skills as part of Prof. Michael Leigh’s Brexit simulation
Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy Italy’s Sardine Send Salvini Packing from Emilia-Romagna
Campus News Domestic News Does SAIS Europe have the harshest grading system across the three SAIS campuses?
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Nobel-winning research brings scientific rigor to development policies
Domestic News The return of Chinese overseas students to the motherland: Filial piety and nation building 中国留学生回国：孝道与民族建设
Africa Asia Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy Hair interwoven: China’s wig market in Africa
Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy Education with Chinese characteristics: Educational reform measures in Nanjing fail to address structural concerns 中国特色教育：南京市的教改措施并不能解决结构性问题
Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAISer Book Review: “Daughter of China:”A Tale of Espionage at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center in 1980s Communist China
Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy Reflections on the May Fourth Movement on its 100th anniversary
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Trump’s diplomatic blunder with ASEAN makes way for China’s dominance
Domestic News Formalizing the informal: What Asia’s emerging cities can learn from Shanghai’s new trash-sorting law 迈向正规化：上海市垃圾分类法赋予亚洲新兴城市的经验教训
Asia International Affairs/Foreign Policy In the Gobi Desert: An abandoned reactor concept gets a new lease on life
Europe International Affairs/Foreign Policy Italy adopts new climate change requirement in education system
International Affairs/Foreign Policy South America Tensions in Latin America heighten as Bolivia’s President Evo Morales steps down
Campus News International Affairs/Foreign Policy SAIS Bologna SAIS Europe’s CIA History Overshadowed by its Own Obscurity
Europe International Affairs/Foreign Policy The “Greta effect”: The Polarized Global opinions of Greta Thunberg
International Affairs/Foreign Policy South America Chile: An economic and political model for South America?
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Middle East Lebanon’s leaderless October Revolution calls for tangible changes
Campus News Domestic News Life after SAIS: Dialogues with young alumni at the International Monetary Fund
Campus News Domestic News SAISer Book Review: “The Financial Markets of the Arab Gulf: Power, Politics and Money,” by Professor Jean-François Seznec and Samer Mosis
Asia China International Affairs/Foreign Policy Xuexi qiangguo: The digitalization of Chinese propaganda
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Bannon leads Committee on Present Danger’s efforts to reshape the US-China relationship
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Opinion North Korean Special Economic Zones: an untapped opportunity in nuclear negotiation
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Decades of devotions and friction: the Catholic Church and sinicization
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Hopkins-Nanjing Center students experience changing Chinese countryside
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Learning from China: Comparing special economic zones in Ethiopia and Vietnam
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Four Strat Bros in an afternoon lecture, to say nothing of an IDev-er
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International Affairs/Foreign Policy Amidst allegations, Pope Francis calls for critical change in the Church
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Opinion Zelenskiy is Ukraine’s best hope in upcoming presidential elections
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Wrongful advertising lawsuit to move forward against gun manufacturer in Sandy Hook shooting
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Despite growing confidence, uncertainty remains a key factor in US-China trade talks
International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Briefing The Briefing: Nuclear strategy in the 21st century with Francis Gavin and Matthew Kroenig
International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Briefing The Briefing: Marta Serafini, foreign correspondent for Corriere della Sera
International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Briefing The Briefing: Exploring Foreign Policy Through the Creative Process
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International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Greek crisis is far from over: Three things to look for in 2019
Domestic News International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Kurds: Independence is Going to Have to Wait … Again Part 3
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International Affairs/Foreign Policy Cautious optimism: A current outlook for foreign investment in China
International Affairs/Foreign Policy International vs. domestic streetwear brands: What’s worth the hype?
International Affairs/Foreign Policy “What are Gaymis?” 什么是“Gay蜜”: An investigation of Chinese subcultures
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Moot court: Practicing international commercial arbitration in China
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Italian budget negotiations signal risk; sanctions a possibility
International Affairs/Foreign Policy China’s royal obsession: How Chinese leaders utilize their royal connections
International Affairs/Foreign Policy A call to Congress: raise the cost of election interference, sanction Russian IT
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Professor Hintz releases new book ‘Identity Politics Inside Out: National Identity Contestation and Foreign Policy in Turkey’
Opinion Three democracies walk into a bar… One leaves broken, another proud, and the last lingering by the door
Opinion “Who is going to marry my daughter?” Generational anxieties on display in China’s “matchmaking corners”
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Orientation week at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center 南京大学–霍普金斯大学中美文化研究中心的预备课
International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Briefing The Briefing: Bernie Sanders’ views on U.S. foreign policy
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International Affairs/Foreign Policy The Briefing The Briefing: Notable policy achievements of Zbigniew Brzezinski and Madeleine Albright
International Affairs/Foreign Policy On the Front Page Opinion Is China Splitting From Europe Over Carbon Trading?
International Affairs/Foreign Policy Douglas Hengel on the direction of climate and oil policy, and whether Trump’s election could change the game
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