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Former diplomats Earle and Barbara Scarlett make policy recommendations for the U.S.' role on the global stage.

Professor at University of Porto Jorge Marinho and his students in the applied languages in business relations program examine the Chinese government's social media use in Africa in the context of Belt & Road.

Schwarzman Scholar Christopher Scott Carpenter shares a media toolkit and photo essay about preserving the dignity of people featured in stories.

UN Security Advisor Justin Rashid dives deep into the #COVID19 response in Jordan.

Image courtesy of Aloïs Moubax via pixabay

CPD Research Fellow Joel Day writes, dismantling racial injustice brick by brick requires understanding its foundation.

The Bulls were a massive cultural force, worldwide.

U.S. Foreign Service Officer Kala Carruthers Azar tells the story of the switch to virtual programming during COVID-19 lockdown in Amman.

The act of one nation helping another can be largely symbolic, writes a researcher at National Research University Higher School of Economics.

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