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Analysis: Volkswagen Considers Plant Closures in Germany
SIS professor Stephen Silvia explains the implications of Volkswagen’s potential cost-cutting measures.
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Ties That Bind
Twenty-one years after studying abroad, two AU alums reconnected with an experience that shaped their paths.
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Turkey: NATO's Most Peculiar Optimist
Analyzing Turkey's aloof relationship with NATO.
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How Debt and Taxes Conspired to Rob Nairobi's Youth
SIS professor Angela Pashayan writes about the roots of Kenya's Gen Z protests.
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AU’s Cherry Blossom Queen Continues to Bloom
Alessandra Evangelista, SIS/BA ’25, represented the US on a three-week goodwill tour of Japan this summer that included a meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister.
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Bangladesh's Protests Explained
SIS professor Tazreena Sajjad explains the protests that led Bangladesh’s embattled prime minister, Sheikh Hasina to flee the country.
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The Implications of NATO Skepticism
Rising NATO skepticism in the United States is one of the most important concerns to national security that must be addressed to maintain Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ interests on the international stage.
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SIS Ranked a Top School in the World for International Relations
Foreign Policy magazine placed the School of International Service in the top tier of undergraduate, masters, and PhD international relations programs around the world in latest rankings.
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The Importance of Bretton Woods, 80 Years Later
A Q&A with SIS professors on the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods Conference and its importance in the end of World War II.
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Britain's New Prime Minister has a Chance to Reset Ties With the White House
Britain's new Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, will have the opportunity to show that the U.K. is back on the global stage.
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