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Associate professor of international studies discusses dwindling U.S. missile interceptors, Netanyahu's Washington visit, and expanding fronts in the Iran conflict.

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The interim dean unpacked the ICC's historic removal of its chief prosecutor and rising U.S.-court tensions for NPR's All Things Considered.  

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Doctoral student Stone profiles Goran Candan and the Kurdish Exile Museum in Stockholm, a fragile archive now facing an uncertain future.

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The associate professor of international studies discussed why Iran's threat to disrupt Gulf shipping could backfire as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz escalate.

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Daily Sabah covered the Wells Endowed Professor’s keynote at an Istanbul workshop recovering the intellectual legacy of 19th-century Muslim women writers.

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On KPFA’s Background Briefing, the associate professor of international studies argues Washington now carries the burden of keeping the Persian Gulf stalemate from collapsing.

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The Cybersecurity and Global Policy Program co-director tells ABC57 why AI-powered scams seem so convincing—and how families can protect vulnerable loved ones.

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As Iran’s new supreme leader remains out of public view, an associate professor of international studies explains who is really running the country.

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