By Benjamin Miles NANJING, China — On September 20, 2018, a rather unusual topic appeared in several publications in China. … More
Author: The SAIS Observer Staff
A call to Congress: raise the cost of election interference, sanction Russian IT
By Ashley Curtis WASHINGTON — Russia’s disinformation campaign in the 2016 presidential election was a shock that forced Americans to … More
Why the young Chinese generation is becoming “old”
By Wei Axiao NANJING, China — Once known as the “lost generation,” the members of the post-90s generation in China … More
China and the US: the new cold war?
Alexander Rosas is a certificate student at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center with a focus on International Politics. Jesse Adler is a … More
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By Danielle Thompson In August 2018, SAIS Career Services replaced SAISWorks, students’ previous online career services platform, with the Handshake … More
Professor Hintz releases new book ‘Identity Politics Inside Out: National Identity Contestation and Foreign Policy in Turkey’
The SAIS Observer recently sat down with Professor Lisel Hintz to discuss her new book and her concept of identity … More
Acts against the press are an assault on our constitutional principles
By Olivia Magnanini BOLOGNA, Italy — According to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) global data, in 2017, 18 journalists … More
Three democracies walk into a bar… One leaves broken, another proud, and the last lingering by the door
By John Poor and Sarahann Yeh Political pundits worldwide are mulling over the future of South American constitutional democracy. Years … More
Faltering Brexit negotiations trouble Theresa May’s future
By Mariah Franklin BOLOGNA, Italy — Since Britain’s vote to leave the European Union in June 2016, its political situation … More
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes on modern media and millennials
By Rebecca Rashid WASHINGTON — On Friday, October 19, The SAIS Observer spoke with MSNBC host Chris Hayes, to get … More