Feaver: Why Undermining the Kurds Could Hurt U.S. Relations With Allies Turkey’s military has entered Syria following President Trump’s decision to remove U.S. troops President Trump’s decision to pull U.S. troops out of northern Syria without the...
News Tip: In Syria, Trump ‘Alone Bears The Political Price For Any Adverse Developments,’ Expert Says Turkey’s military has entered Northern Syria following President Trump’s decision to remove U.S. troops from the area Turkey’s military has entered Northern Syria following President Trump’s decision to...
Said@Duke: Samantha Ravich on Cybersecurity Samantha Ravich, chair of the Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation at the Foundation for...
Said@Duke: Eric Lorber on US Financial Power and National Security Eric Lorber, senior director at the Center on Economic and Financial Power at the Foundation for...
On Hacking, Ethics and Op-Eds: How Justin Sherman Became a Cybersecurity Policy Wonk The senior student discusses why Duke is the best place to mesh his academic interests Justin Sherman started teaching himself computer coding in 8th grade. Around the same time, he...
Explaining Why Conservatives in Britain Rebelled, But Republicans in Congress Have Not Party loyalty is expected in a parliamentary system. Two political scientists explain what's going on The political headlines coming out of the United Kingdom this past week were shocking: A...
Said@Duke: Jim Steinberg on U.S.-China Relations Jim Steinberg, former deputy secrectary of state, joined American Grand Strategy Director Peter...
Faculty Panel Reviews A Strange Summer of Jarring Political Headlines POLIS and Office of Civic Engagement hosts event looking back at the top political stories of the summer break From the 2020 Democratic primary debates to President Trump wanting to buy Greenland, this...
