In The News: February 29, 2024

‘In the News’ is a roundup of recent media coverage featuring the Johns Hopkins SAIS community and is produced and distributed by the Office of Marketing and Communications.

FACULTY U.S. & INTERNATIONAL COVERAGE

• Inside the White House Program to Share America's Secrets. SAIS Dean James Steinberg quoted in Time Magazine, 2/29

• Time Could Soon Be Ripe for China to Lead Negotiations to End Ukraine-Russia War. George and Sadie Hyman Professor of China Studies and Director of the SAIS China Global Research Center Andrew Mertha quoted in the South China Morning Post, 2/28 

• Two Years After Russia's Invasion, the Stakes in Ukraine Could Not Be Higher. Professor of Practice Nora Bensahel, Helmut Schmidt Distinguished Visiting Professor Marina Henke, Wilson E. Schmidt Distinguished Professor at SAIS Europe Sergey Radchenko, Marie-Josee and Henry R. Karvis Distinguished Professor of Historical Studies Mary Sarotte, and Dean James Steinberg quoted in The Hub, 2/28

• Pakistan Elections: the General, the Rebel, and India. Professor of Practice Joshua White quoted in The Indian Express, 2/26 

• Economic Challenges Are a Barrier to Argentina’s Prosperity. Professor of Practice at SAIS Europe Guido Sandleris wrote in The Atlantic Council's Freedom and Prosperity Index, 2/26 

• Why Iran Hates America. Majid Khadduri Professor of Middle East Studies and International Affairs Vali Nasr and Assistant Professor Narges Bajoghli interviewed on Fareed Zakaria GPS, 2/25

• BBC Interviews Former US State Department Senior Advisor Laura Blumenfeld on Ceasefire Proposal. Senior Fellow of the Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies Laura Blumenfeld interviewed on the BBC, 2/22 

• Iran's Clerical Rulers Face 'Legitimacy Crisis' Ahead of Elections. James Anderson Adjunct Professor of Middle East Studies at SAIS Europe Sanam Vakil quoted in Radio Free Europe, 2/22

• Por que Jair Bolsonaro precisa ser punido de forma rigorosa. (Portuguese) Bloomberg Distinguished Professor and Vice Dean for Faculty Affairs and Research Filipe Campante wrote in Nexus, 2/22 

• UNSC Veto: SkyNews Interviews Johns Hopkins Middle East Expert Laura Blumenfeld. Laura Blumenfeld interviewed on SkyNews, 2/21 

• The Age of Amorality. Henry A. Kissinger Distinguished Professor Hal Brands wrote in Foreign Affairs, 2/20 

• At Signal, A Revolution in Messaging. Professor of Strategic Studies and Director of the Alperovitch Institute for Cybersecurity Studies Thomas Rid wrote in Lawfare, 2/20 

• The Divided Landscape of Indian American Politics. Starr Foundation Professor of South Asian Studies Devesh Kapur quoted in The Nation, 2/20 

• Solzhenitsyn’s Warning. Robert E. Osgood Professor of Strategic Studies Eliot Cohen wrote in The Atlantic, 2/20 

• Following Navalny's Death, Mourners Are Arrested and Dissent is Not Tolerated. Sergey Radchenko interviewed on NPR, 2/19

• Stalled Ukraine Aid Underscores GOP's Shift Away From Confronting Russia. Sergey Radchenko quoted in Spectrum News 1, 2/19 

• Republicans Will Regret Not Helping Ukraine. Hal Brands wrote in Bloomberg, 2/18 

• What Continued Drone Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries Could Mean for War With Ukraine. Sergey Radchenko quoted in CBC News, 2/18  

• Academic Solidarity in the Wake of Disaster: Blueprint for an Online Writing Support Group. Assistant Professor Lisel Hintz wrote in Political Science & Politics, 2/16 

• Hope for Russia Has Died With Navalny. Sergey Radchenko wrote in The Spectator, 2/16 

• Why Russia Killed Navalny. Senior Fellow at SAIS and the SNF Agora Institute Anne Applebaum wrote in The Atlantic, 2/16 

• The Edge of Tomorrow: Analyzing Emerging IW Trends. Professor of Practice David Barno and Nora Bensahel interviewed on The Trident podcast, 2/15

• Putin’s New Arms Race Could See Nuclear Weapons in Space. Adjunct Lecturer Jeffrey Pryce interviewed on Times Radio, 2/15

• Beware the Trap of History When Using Referendums. Sergey Radchenko quoted in Newsroom, 2/14

• Global Military Spending Hits Record $2.2 Trillion Amid Multiple Wars. Adjunct Professor of European and Eurasian Studies at SAIS Europe Dana Allin quoted in The Washington Post, 2/13 

• Elections and a Challenging Tme for Europe. Senior Adjunct Professor of European Studies at SAIS Europe Michael Leigh wrote in GIS, 2/13

STUDENT, FELLOW & ALUMNI COVERAGE

• Island of Life. FPI Senior Fellow James Borton wrote in Oceanographic Magazine, 2/26

• Morocco’s Struggle with Water Scarcity and Food Security. FPI Senior Fellow and Executive Director of the North Africa Initiative Hafed Al-Ghwell wrote in Arab News, 2/24 

• US Likely to Look Past Prabowo’s Alleged Human Rights Record tor Strategic, Economic Reasons. FPI Senior Fellow Vikram Nehru quoted in The Strait Times, 2/23 

• There is a Terrible Spectacle in Congress - Former Adviser to Biden, Michael Haltzel. FPI Senior Fellow Michael Haltzel quoted in Apostrophe, 2/19 

• America's Steel Madness. FPI Senior Fellow Anne Krueger wrote in The Jordan Times, 2/18 

• Al-Sudani’s Clear-Eyed Vision Of ‘Iraq First.'  Hafed Al-Ghwell wrote in Arab News, 2/17 

• SAIS Expert Talks On Latest Developments Unfolding In West Asia. FPI Senior Fellow Afshin Molavi interviewed on The World Is One News, 2/16

• Shedding Light on China’s Hidden Reach: A Conversation with Dr. Matthew Funaiole and Mr. Brian Hart. SAIS alumnus '2019 Brian Hart interviewed on the China Power podcast, 2/16 

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