By Marcus Walsh-Führing BOLOGNA, Italy —— As the political debate in Europe has focused its sights on the effects of … More
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The rise of rap music in China
By Jing Xuanlin NANJING, China —— Last summer, the question on every young Chinese person’s lips was: “你有freestyle吗?”—“Do you have … More
Why disease outbreaks are an international security issue
By Matteo Todisco WASHINGTON — Global pandemics can be as devastating, lethal and catastrophic as the world’s worst conflicts. They … More
“Protecting” Who? Trump’s Syria policy in 2019
Photo Credit: AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin By Corey Ray WASHINGTON — Of the many criticisms of President Trump’s decision to withdraw … More
Film is art, according to the Chinese government
By Jesse Adler NANJING, China — China today is one of the world’s largest and fastest growing film markets. The … More
Prospects for peace in Yemen following the Stockholm Agreement
Confidence-building measures have achieved varying degrees of progress, but momentum has slowed By Sam Reynolds On January 30, 2019, Patrick … More
SGA – Spring Semester/The Semester Ahead
SAIS students and faculty, Welcome back! We hope you had a great break and are looking forward to the semester … More
From the Editors
Danielle Thompson Editor-in-chief @thedanithompson Dear Reader, Welcome back to SAIS! My name is Danielle Thompson, formerly the deputy editor-in-chief, and … More
SAIS Europe Professors Weigh In: What to Expect in 2019
BOLOGNA, Italy — The year ahead presents many challenges and opportunities, so TSO Bologna bureau asked four SAIS Europe faculty … More
We Are Moving
By Danielle Thompson WASHINGTON — On January 25, President Ron Daniels and Dean Vali Nasr announced that SAIS will be … More