LATEST ARTICLES

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  The Kakehashi Project & the US-Japan Relationship: An Interview with Nari Konno

  By: JANE SCHOTT Washington: In December 2017, ten students from SAIS DC took part in the Kakehashi Project, an exchange program coordinated by the Embassy of Japan. Read ...
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  SAIS Think Tank to Close Doors after 12 Years

  By: JONIEL CHA WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Friday, April 6, the South Korean government formally announced that it will no longer fund the U.S.-Korea Institute (USKI), a think ...
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  Smash for Coffee

  By: KHUN NYAN MIN HTET Nanjing – “You know hips don’t lie!” exclaimed Christian Flores, a second-year MAIS student. He wasn’t referring to Shakira’s famous song ...
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  Wakanda in China

  By: JACKYNICOLE EYOCKO NANJING — I arrived in China as the Spring Festival came to a close, excited and hopeful for the new year.  In February, China displayed a ...
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  Wheels of Chaos and Convenience: Dockless Bike-Share

  By: KHUN NYAN MIN HTET Nanjing: HNC certificate student Huang Xu rides an Ofo dockless bike to the gym one kilometer away from his Nanjing University dorm on a hot summer ...
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  South Korean Youth Reflect on a United Korea at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics

  By: SARAH HEYWOOD Pyeongchang: Aside from being perhaps the coldest Winter Olympics on record, the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games were historically significant for another ...
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  Breaking – Reorganization of ERE Program at SAIS announced

  ELIZABETH GOFFI WASHINGTON, D.C. – The fastest-growing program at SAIS is making some changes; yesterday, April 10th, faculty within Energy, Resources, and Environment ...
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  All Bark and No Bite? U.S. Sanctions on Russia

  By: JONIEL CHA Washington: On June 15, 2017, the U.S. Senate passed new economic sanctions on Russia through an amendment embedded in the Countering Iran’s Destabilizing ...