Join us for an evening with foreign policy expert and commentator Dr. Evelyn Farkas speaking on “The Perils of Putin’s Russia: Why America Needs to Counter Russia and How.” When: Friday,

In recent years, small start-ups and technological entrepreneurs have emerged as cutting edge innovators in space-related technology. The sudden growth in private sector innovation in areas such as space launch

Alumna and Jackson School International Policy Institute Fellow Stacia Lee (B.A. International Studies, 2015) highlights top five facts from her research on the cybersecurity profile of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN),

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member countries have emerged among the world’s leading economies. The member states—Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam—have

In an article published by The National Interest, Director & Chair of Canadian Studies Prof. Vincent Gallucci discusses the implications of the U.S.- Russia Arctic arms race. According to Prof.

Russia has been building an altogether new kind of energy state, one with more global influence than even OPEC, writes Professor Scott Montgomery in “Russia: a global energy powerhouse that’s

Alumnus Dan Arnaudo (MAIS, 2014) writes a first-person piece about the digital revolution in Myanmar, where he participated in the country’s first “Information Symposium” that was held in Yangon in January

Photo: The Myanmar Post and Telecom’s HQ in Yangon. After over forty years of dictatorship, 2016 is truly Myanmar’s leap year. Last month, the first parliament controlled by the opposition

The Changing Trajectory of Space Missions For a country that has developed a robust space exploration program over the last five decades, India has managed surprisingly well without a national

Nearly one year ago, on April 26, 2015, Nepal experienced a massive earthquake that killed nearly 10,000 and injured tens of thousands of people. Join us for “From Survival to