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US Ambassador to Mongolia Discusses Diversity, Inclusion in Foreign Service

By An Nguyen April 22, 2023

The U.S. Ambassador to Mongolia Richard Buangan discussed his experience representing the United States as a Filipino American, the importance of authenticity and the significance of nuance in public...

Georgetown University | After receiving the highest honor for Georgetown faculty, economics professor John Rust gave a lecture on human rationality and artificial intelligence.

Economics Professor Compares Rationality of Humans and AI

By Catherine Alaimo February 24, 2023

John Rust, an economics professor at Georgetown University, spoke about the rational capacities of humanity and artificial intelligence (AI) at a Feb. 21 lecture to members of the university community. In...

JAIME MOORE-CARRILLO/THE HOYA | SFS Dean Joel Hellmans conversation with Albright centered around her book, “Hell and Other Destinations, published Apr. 14.

Albright Calls for Cooperative Diplomacy, International Unity Against COVID-19

By Annalise Myre May 1, 2020

The foreign service must promote diplomatic partnerships to respond to global crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said in a virtual book talk hosted by the...

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY/FACEBOOK | Former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf spoke to two undergraduate international relations classes on Oct. 2.

Empower Women In Leadership, Former Liberian President Says

By Grace Buono October 4, 2019

Evolving cultural attitudes towards women in leadership is crucial for promoting peace, former President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said Wednesday as part of a three-day workshop on conflict recovery.  Sirleaf...

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY | Alliances in international relations will remain necessary to U.S. foreign policy going forward, according to former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.

US Military Must Learn From Past Mistakes, Hagel Says

By Max Levine and Myroslav April 26, 2019

The military can counter domestic social injustices and correct foreign policy mistakes by increasing accountability and responsibility within its leadership, former Secretary of Defense and former Sen....

LIU: On North Korea, A Search for Reality

LIU: On North Korea, A Search for Reality

By Victoria Liu September 17, 2018

The June summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ended with broad support from the American people, indicating optimism about North Korea’s potential denuclearization....

Scott Guggenheim, top left, Catherine Novelli, Ambassador Jeffrey Laurentis,  Gen. Wesley K. Clark (ret.), and Dr. Azar Nafisi will serve as the SFS centennial fellows for the 2018-2019 academic year.

SFS Centennial Fellows Bring Expertise to Georgetown

By Campus News Editor September 17, 2018

Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, retired General Wesley Clark, will be one of five School of Foreign Service Centennial Fellows this year. He and the other fellows will serve as resources...

OSMAN: Influence Gone Wrong

By Youssef Osman January 25, 2018

President Donald Trump is widely believed to be isolationist. After all, his infamous mottos, "Make America Great Again" and “America First,” reinforce the notion that only our nation, or Trump's nation,...

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U.S.-Mexico relations are at a turning point according to Mexican Ambassador Zabalgoitia

US-Mexico Relationship Faces Dire Threat, Speakers Warn

By Mariel Mendez November 10, 2017

The historic United States-Mexico relationship faces an existential threat as public perception of both countries shifts and threatens diplomatic cooperation, a panel of experts argued Tuesday. The...

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Matthew Kroenig is an Associate Professor and International Relations Field Chair in the department of government and School of Foreign Service. His distinguished academic career coupled by the success of his two siblings has made Kroenig’s story one of particular interest for students.

The Jet Set Life of Professor Kroenig

By Emma Hinchliffe March 20, 2015

Matthew Kroenig’s dissertation book, “Exporting the Bomb,” is a typical academic publication, meant for political science scholars. But there’s an easily missed detail on the book’s back...

Michelle Xu

For Indian PM, an All-Star American Tour

By Abhinav Tyagarajan and Jeh Tirodkar September 30, 2014

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has come to the United States with great expectations, after his party was the first to win a majority in India in 30 years. After a brief immigration mishap, Modi...

GIRA Grant Opens Apps

By Kelly McKenna February 28, 2014

To bolster education and empower students to enact changes in international affairs, the fourth annual Georgetown International Relations Association Global Generations Grant is accepting applications...

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