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Farrand in New Degree Press: The Algerian dream: youth and the quest for dignity

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Temnycky in New Eastern Europe: Time to get tough on Russia

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Badi quoted in New York Times on the likely postponement of the Libyan elections

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Younus writes for Profit by Pakistan Today: The China-Pakistan impasse is very real

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Cunningham featured in Pulse News Mexico: A Nation on the Verge of Collapse

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Ambassador Samad featured on Afpak File Podcast: The First 100 Days: Assessing The Taliban’s Diplomacy And Foreign Policy

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Ullman in The Hill: Why China won’t invade Taiwan and Russia won’t attack Ukraine

Propp in Lawfare: Towards OECD Principles for Government Access to Data

Nonresident senior fellow Kenneth Propp, with co-authors Theodore Christakis and Peter Swire, explores a project and implications of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to outline shared principles to govern the access of personal data held by private sector corporations for national security and law enforcement purposes. About the author

Sales in Real Clear Policy: Could European Parliament Hobble US in Tech Competition with China?

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Asat quoted in ProPublica on Purdue University’s President condemning tactics used to censor Chinese students in the US

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