Venezuela continues to buckle under the autocratic rule of Nicolás Maduro. Street protests and social pressure, however, have not succeeded in dislodging the president or bringing about the democratic change…
The following is the second of a two-part series. The Rise of Jihadism It was not until the Soviet war in Afghanistan, as the Cold War withered away and jihadi…
The following is the first of a two-part series. For many years, the relationship between the United States and the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan) has been under fire, plagued by…
Despite having a smaller indigenous population than many other Iberian-American countries, Brazil’s constitutional acknowledgment of the rights of Brazilian Indians dates back many decades. Indeed, the Constitutions of 1934, 1937,…
The likely departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union will be a formative moment for the European integration project. Across the EU, governments have asked themselves what the…
At a Coffee Chat held by Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service on January 25th, 2018, Five Minutes with an Expert sat down with Gérard Araud, French Ambassador to the…
On January 31st, the Mortara Center for International Studies hosted Ambassador John Heffern as a panelist in a discussion of the challenges and consequences of the Brexit movement. Dialogues sat…
On January 22, Brazilian Ambassador the United States Sergio Silva do Amaral joined the Georgetown Center for Latin American Studies for its Ambassador Series to discuss the prospects for Brazil…
In December 2018, Dialogues sat down with American Enterprise Institute research fellow Dr. Dalibor Rohac to discuss Brexit, right-wing populism, and the struggle to maintain democratic ideals in Europe and…
The October suicide bombing in the heart of Tunis demonstrated the continued need for Tunisia’s government to refine and bolster its efforts to combat violent extremism. Yet, instability within the…
