By Chris Morgan WASHINGTON — When any speaker makes a stop at SAIS’ Kenney Auditorium, it’s safe to assume that … More
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The SAIS Guide to gyms and exercise studios in Bologna
By Sarah Casson BOLOGNA, Italy – After endless plates of tagliatelle, bottles of lambrusco and pistachio cornettos from Giulio’s Cafe, … More
Italian budget proposal sparks controversy
By Mariah Franklin BOLOGNA, Italy — After months of internal deliberations, the government has put forward a highly controversial set … More
China’s Society People
By Jesse Adler and Jing Xuanlin English article co-researched and written by Jesse Adler and Jing Xuanlin. Chinese translation below … More
Steak for Maduro, belt for Venezuela
By Mario Colella NANJING, China — Venezuela is in crisis; 2.3 million refugees have fled the country (out of … More
The Briefing: Bernie Sanders’ views on U.S. foreign policy
By Sam Reynolds WASHINGTON – A number of leading policymakers and foreign policy experts visited SAIS last month as part … More
Government lobbying in the US and EU
By Ashley Curtis Image Credit: John Devolle, The Brazilian Report WASHINGTON – Toothpicks are okay – but do not even … More
The Briefing: Strategy behind EU economic cooperation initiatives with Romano Prodi
By Jonathan Wilkinson BOLOGNA, Italy – On Monday, Oct. 1, Romano Prodi will be returning to SAIS Europe to deliver … More
Government applications of blockchain technology: Voting, healthcare and border control
By Aliza Berger WASHINGTON – In the past ten years, Bitcoin has gained tremendous popularity. However, beyond the world of … More
The Briefing: Notable policy achievements of Zbigniew Brzezinski and Madeleine Albright
By Matteo Todisco and Samuel Reynolds WASHINGTON – On Monday Sept. 17, Madeleine Albright returns to SAIS to speak about … More