The Middle East raises some of the most important global questions about nationalism, human rights, American foreign policy, and international security. So what does it mean to teach the Middle

Over 30 Seattle area K-12 teachers learned the latest on “Global Asia: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” this year, thanks to a unique, decade-long collaboration between The Seattle Times and the

The CEO of Benghazi Medical Center, Libya, spoke at UW Club to academics, students and members of the Libyan community about Libya today and in the future.   Click here

David Citrin, who co-directs the South Asia Center’s Nepal Initiative, writes about his experience during and after the recent earthquake in Nepal for Humanosphere.   Click here for full article.

Christoph Giebel, associate professor of international studies, has his op-ed “In Vietnam, former enemies must accept responsibility for war” published in the Seattle Times.   Click here for full article.

Read Associate Director Saadia Pekkanen‘s latest take on China in the race for outer space. Click here for full article. This publication was made possible in part by a grant

Amalia Rubin, a master’s degree student at the Jackson School and Evans School of Public Affairs, speaks to the AFP about mineral-rich Mongolia.   Click here for full article.

Amalia Rubin, a master’s degree student at the Jackson School and Evans School of Public Affairs, speaks to the AFP about mineral-rich Mongolia.   Click here for full article.

“Diplomacy is changing in a world where both our allies and our enemies are connected,” said State Department Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Public Affairs, Valerie Fowler to an

Ph.D. Program Director Saadia Pekkanen pens “Asia’s Simmering Rivalries Are Shifting To Outer Space, Where Anything Goes,” in Forbes magazine. Click  here for full article. This publication was made possible