AVAILABLE NOW: Check out The Diplomatic Pouch's most recent article by Penn State School of Public Policy's Kenneth Gatten III! Is restricting China's access to advanced technology sufficient to maintain U.S. leadership in global semiconductor technology? ow.ly/jWvQ50RzM98

Congrats to our very own Lt. Col. Jennifer Mapp and Rafa González on their nominations for the GU Career Center Faculty and Staff Career Champions Award! 🎉🏆 Join us in celebrating their exceptional work in positively impacting the lives of Georgetown SFS undergrads.

On this week’s episode of Diplomatic Immunity, Council on Foreign Relations’s Chris Tuttle joins Kelly McFarland to dissect the intricacies of Congress from the Ukraine foreign aid package to the bill that could lead to a nationwide TikTok ban.

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Yesterday, ISD’s Diverse Diplomacy Leaders Speaker Series won the 2024 Georgetown SFS Excellence in DEI Award! We thank everyone who has made this series a success! Check out our video library here: ow.ly/AZLe50RsFyF

AVAILABLE NOW: The Diplomatic Pouch's most recent article by Georgetown MSFS student Ciera Dykstra. They examine the need for a comprehensive U.S. legal framework to safeguard intellectual property, consumer rights, and responsible AI in the metaverse! ow.ly/BHsg50RmupX

In the latest ISD case study, Professor Lynda K. Barrow uses Scotland's independence movement from the UK as the crux to explore the motivations behind independence movements, nationalism, and statehood worldwide. Order your copy today!

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Thank you to Stimson Center's Yuki Tatsumi for joining Kelly McFarland for our latest Diplomatic Immunity episode on the dynamic landscape of US-Japan defense ties, spotlighting the recent US-Philippines-Japan summit.

Next week on April 23, Georgetown University Law Center’s International Criminal Justice Initiative (ICJI) is hosting a panel discussion on “The War in Ukraine: Investigating and Prosecuting War Crimes.” Georgetown Law's Amb. Clint Williamson will moderate the event.

Next week Georgetown Global Dialogues convenes the #GUGlobalDialogues (April 22-26) to bridge divides through critical conversations. With over 12 events, these dialogues will tackle an array of key issues from renewing global frameworks to advancing justice.
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The global battle for talent is heating up, and the U.S. may be losing ground to China. Read Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi's in-depth analysis on why the U.S. is struggling to retain top talent and what it means for the future of our work force.

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From geopolitical and economic fallout to evolving military tactics, join Kelly McFarland for this week’s episode of Diplomatic Immunity to hear @general_ben@gene discuss the lessons learned from of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and how these lessons can shape future conflicts.

From the 1989 coup d'état to the ongoing civil war in Sudan, Ken Opalo takes us through the complexities of the nation’s conflict and geopolitics on this week’s episode of Diplomatic Immunity. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!

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Check out Gordon Gray’s book review of Anne Wolf’s “Ben Ali's Tunisia' on The Diplomatic Pouch! This book is a must read for those intrigued by the Arab Spring, political history and the rise of authoritarianism worldwide. Order your copy now!
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On Diplomatic Immunity this week, NDU's Tom Lynch walks us through the impact of Russia's war on US-China competition. Dr. Lynch authors NDU's five-year strategic assessment, with his next volume coming out in 2025: ow.ly/B9PQ50QOSQt

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For de facto independent Somaliland, a recently signed memorandum would see Ethiopia become the first country to recognize the breakaway government in return for 50-year port access. Read more from Professor Joey Huddleston on the Diplomatic Pouch ⤵️
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Thank you to Miami Herald's Jacqueline Charles for joining Kelly McFarland for our latest Diplomatic Immunity episode! She provides key insights on Haiti’s history well before the current crisis and discusses the future of the situation. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

What does a 1980s court case regarding fisherman rights have to do with AI regulation?

Everything!

Check out Sophie al Mutawaly’s article on the Diplomatic Pouch to discover how a Supreme Court decision could reshape AI policy.
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Meet Amb. James Story, a Senior Fellow at ISD and Georgetown MSFS grad! He joined The Diplomatic Pouch for our “Better Diplomacy” series to discuss how his 1 year abroad in Costa Rica led to 26 years with US Foreign Service. Read his inspiring spotlight now!

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Thanks to CSIS and BBC Monitoring's Beverly Ochieng for joining Kelly McFarland for this episode of Diplomatic Immunity! Beverly takes us through a riveting discussion on the unfolding crisis in Senegal and its implications for West Africa. Listen now!

Last month, ISD, CERES, and BMW Center for German and European Studies (CGES) hosted MFA Montenegro FM Dr. Filip Ivanović for an engaging conversation. Now, ISD Assistant Director, Freddie Mallinson, reflects on the Foreign Minister's remarks and assesses the future of EU enlargement.

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