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SIS Year in Review 2024
A look back at the stories, podcast episodes, and more that helped define 2024 for the SIS community.
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US Role in Syria Unclear in Wake of Assad's Fall From Power
SIS professor Jordan Tama spoke with The Conversation about US engagement in Syria after the overthrow of Syria's longtime leader, Bashar al-Assad.
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The Samoa Agreement: Focus on the Caribbean Economic Development and EU Partnership
What effects will the Samoa Agreement have on the Caribbean region vis-Ã -vis the US, China, and the EU?
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Six Questions About South Korea and Martial Law
SIS professor Ji-Young Lee discusses South Korea’s short-lived martial law declaration, its historical importance, and possible future impacts.
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Understanding Trump Tariffs 2.0
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to impose a new slate of tariffs as soon as he enters office in January 2025. We asked SIS professor Michael Stanaitis to explain how tariffs work and what they mean for the US economy.
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What Do ICC Arrest Warrants Mean for Israel and the War in Gaza?
We asked SIS professor Boaz Atzili to explain the reasoning behind the ICC’s recent issuing of arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders and the possible impact it could have on Israel and the war itself.
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Sweden in NATO: The Collapse of Russia's Foreign Policy
After nearly two centuries of neutrality, Sweden has joined NATO. What response can we expect from Russia?
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The Real Impact of Chemical Warfare
Barzani Scholar-in-Residence and Director of the Global Kurdish Initiative for Peace Yerevan Saeed discusses the impact of chemical attacks, including the one that he survived.
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What Ukraine Can Now Do With Longer-Range Missiles
The outgoing Biden administration has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.- supplied longer-range missiles to strike deeper into Russia territory, according to reports citing White House officials.
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Breaking Barriers: First-Generation MAIR and MIS Students Excel at SIS
Breaking Barriers: First-Generation MAIR and MIS Students Excel at SIS
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