Check out Visiting SAIS MES Researcher @DanielTavana 's interview on "White Adjacent," discussing his experience as a "mixed Iranian-American" podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whi…

Prepare for #EpisodeIX with this throwback by Johns Hopkins SAIS Prof. Sarah Parkinson on how #StarWars relates to real world insurgency. washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-ca…

Soleimani had cult hero status within IRGC and among Shia militias in the region, and was personally the most popular regime figure in #Iran. The pressure to retaliate will be immense washingtonpost.com/world/national…

If you’re wondering what to expect from Iran, you can’t do better than my Johns Hopkins SAIS colleague nargesbajoghli. She has 10 years experience studying the IRGC on the ground - knows power of Soleimani as individual but also of Arab Shia networks cultivated.

SAIS MES Professor Narges Bajoghli's analysis of what to expect from #Iran following the assassination of #Soleimani

"General Suleimani’s influence will survive him; in fact, it may have suddenly grown significantly," writes nargesbajoghli. nyti.ms/2SPnM4Q

In an interview with the The New Yorker, Prof. Vali Nasr discussed Qassem Suleimani’s death and how Iran is likely to respond. newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/t…

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Professor Parkinson @se_parkinson discusses the consequences of #SoleimaniAssasination for the #Lebanonprotests and #IraqProtests bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Over the weekend, Prof. Sarah Parkinson (@se_parkinson) joined Up All Night to discuss Qasem Soleimani’s death. Her segment starts approximately at the eight-minute mark. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Members of Iran’s armed forces are often depicted as a homogenous group falling in line behind an official ideology. nargesbajoghli examines the political debates taking place within the regime’s ranks, and how opinion is split along generational lines: trib.al/EWYQ819

Prof. Sanam Vakil صنم وكىل weighs in on the unrest in Iran following the admission of guilt for the downed Ukrainian jetliner via @NYTimes. nytimes.com/2020/01/12/wor…

Join #SAISMES, Conflict Management, and the Syria COI commissioners Thursday for a discussion on recent conflict dynamics in #Syria and their impact on human rights. RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/the-impact-o… Johns Hopkins SAIS

We’re delighted to welcome our newly admitted students to our remarkable global community! We look forward to seeing you soon. Congrats and welcome to Johns Hopkins SAIS! #SAISBound

#coronavirus wave is hitting poorest nations and the prognosis is dire wsj.com/articles/coron…

The Iranian government does not want a situation where the United States gets maximum P.R. for minimal steps, says Prof. Vali Nasr in The New York Times regarding the Trump administration offering aid to Iran to help combat the spread of #COVID19. nytimes.com/2020/03/26/us/…

#SAISMES Professor @se_parkinson 's "Politics of Disaster" course just highlighted by APSA. V relevant content. Check out the syllabus in the attached link

In a The Washington Post article on how on how militants, gangs, and mafias are responding to the #coronavirus pandemic, Prof. Sarah Parkinson (@se_parkinson) commented on why these groups are filling gaps that governments have left. washingtonpost.com/world/the_amer…

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