Despite what appears to be a fraying of the U.S.-China relationship at the executive level, what are the prospects for the future of people-to-people exchanges? This event will explore how…
After 16 years with Angela Merkel as German chancellor, a change in leadership comes at a time when the China-Germany relationship has become increasingly fraught. Germany’s political transition is bound…
For many years, leaders in the United States and China viewed expanding the scope and frequency of interpersonal interactions as a viable path to stabilizing their relationship. However, the increasingly…
Samantha Power, the new administrator for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), unveiled her plan to make aid more responsive, equitable and accessible during an on-campus visit.
Faye Simanjuntak (SFS’24) began advocating for human rights at age 11. She helped drive landmark change for women in the Indonesian Army, and now continues her advocacy from the Hilltop.
Hoyas in the 2021 cohort of the Pelosi Scholars Initiative worked toward their public service ambitions through internships in government institutions, nonprofit organizations and research centers.
In recent years, both China and the United States have witnessed devastating climate events, from raging fires in the American West and hurricanes in the American South, to record flooding…
Official ties between Washington and Beijing have slumped to what many view as their lowest point since normalization in the late 1970s. As the two countries maneuver to redefine their…
On October 5, the Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS) hosted NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to discuss how the military alliance is adapting to today’s increasingly complex security environment.
An interfaith panel of religious leaders explored the significance of Pope Francis' 2021 visit to Iraq, when he met with Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, an influential Shia cleric.
