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SOLTIS: Printing Layers of History

SOLTIS: Printing Layers of History

By Patrick Soltis January 22, 2016

The Islamic State group, in an effort to eliminate artifacts without Islamic significance such as sculptures in museums or valuable remnants of ancient architecture, has caused immense destruction in the...

GREGORY: Keep Your Friends Closer: Dealing with Saudi Arabia

GREGORY: Keep Your Friends Closer: Dealing with Saudi Arabia

By Matt Gregory January 22, 2016

On Jan. 2, Saudi Arabia executed 47 Shiite Muslims accused of sedition, terrorism and plotting to overthrow the ruling royal family. One was prominent cleric Nimr al-Nimr, an outspoken Shiite rights advocate...

Unconstructive Criticism: ISIS Policy in the GOP Crosshairs

By Matthew Gregory June 25, 2015

“Weak.” “Misguided.” “An abject failure.” Over the past several months, these criticisms have been hurled at President Barack Obama by an array of pundits and politicians for his policies...

COURTESY WILL TODMAN
Masters of Arab Studies students sell T-shirts in Red Square to raise funds for Syrian and Iraqi refugees.

Students Aid Refugees

By Emily Tu April 24, 2015

Five students in the Masters of Arab Studies program course “Refugees in the Arab World” began a fundraiser for Syrian and Iraqi refugees in coordination with the Collateral Repair Project this...

#FreeAustinTice

By The Editorial Board March 27, 2015

Former Marine Austin Tice (SFS ’02) was kidnapped almost three years ago while freelance reporting in Syria. Since then, his family has recently started a campaign in cooperation with Reporters without...

Climate Change Causes Civil War in Syria

By Lauren Gros March 12, 2015

Scientists have continued to warn us that climate change will end the world as we know it. We can see the smog in the sky, winters growing a little colder, and summers a tad hotter, but nothing seems to...

Speaking the Language of Laughter in Jordan

By Reilly Dowd March 6, 2015

I didn't realize it at the time, but the C+ that ticked me off in my senior year in the School of Foreign Service would turn out to be an important lesson. So, too, was a comment a professor made to me...

Courtesy Nasser Kalaji
Kim Bodnia as the interrogator and Gael García Bernal as Maziar Bahari in Jon Stewart’s directorial debut “Rosewater” about Bahari’s experience.

Targeting the Truth

By Hannah Kaufman and Jess Kelham-Hohler November 21, 2014

Last Sunday, Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari came to Georgetown with Jon Stewart to screen the latter’s directorial debut “Rosewater,” a drama based on Bahari’s experiences of interrogation...

Recognizing Climate Change as a Threat to National Security

Recognizing Climate Change as a Threat to National Security

By Lauren Gros October 30, 2014

The Pentagon made climate change difficult to ignore last week by declaring it an immediate threat to national security. The threat was discussed at length in their report titled 2014 Climate Change...

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Sigrid Kaag discussed her involvement in the destruction of Syrias chemical weapons.

UN Coordinator Discusses Syrian Chemical Weapons

By Margaret Heftler October 3, 2014

Sigrid Kaag, the United Nations special coordinator of the mission to eliminate chemical weapons in Syria, spoke on the challenges and successes encountered in the midst of the Syrian Civil War in...

Syrian Refugees Closer to US Visas

By Molly Simio September 30, 2014

The dozen Syrian women who were scheduled to perform the play “Syria: The Trojan Women” on campus last week before the State Department denied their visa applications saw their chances of eventually...

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3 Professors Call for ISIS Intervention

By Giovanna Azevedo September 26, 2014

Three Georgetown faculty members have signed an Iraq Rescue plea calling for U.S. military intervention against the Islamic State group. Director of the Berkley Center’s Religious Freedom Project...

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