Schar School in the News: March 25th - 29th

Homeland Security Today: Mahmut Cengiz publishes a data-driven op-ed examining what is known about the ISIS-K attack in Moscow.

Ms. Magazine: Bonnie Stabile op-eds on reproductive rights and the Supreme Court.

Foreign Policy: PhD grad and adjunct Jon Hoffman op-eds on the challenges of the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Richmond Times-Dispatch: Mark J. Rozell op-eds on the bruising 2024 session of the Virginia legislature.

National Interest: Mark N. Katz says it’s no surprise ISIS-K attacked Russia. They attack anyone they perceive as an enemy. Similarly, Atlantic Council: Mark N. Katz writes that the Moscow attack was not about Ukraine; Russia has plenty of enemies.

The Art Newspaper: J.P. Singh is quoted in an article about the relationship between France and China in the 17^th and 18^th centuries regarding an upcoming exhibition at the Palace Museum in Beijing.

Washington Examiner: Jeremy Mayer is quoted in an article about how Biden’s Democratic predecessors are supporting his current presidential campaign.

India Education Diary: Highlights two Schar students, Minh-Dy Pham and Kalkidan Zewdu, who were recipients of the U.S. Department of Transportation Partnership for Public Service Award.

SOAS China Institute (podcast): Gerrit van der Wees discusses current affairs between the U.S. and Taiwan.

Middle East Eye: Mark N. Katz discusses the goals of Russia and China with regards to Middle East turmoil.

NBC News: In a story about over-the-counter sales of radio frequency jammers that can disable drones, Ring cameras, and other devices, Zak Kallenborn adds they can be used to disrupt civilian flights and hospital communications.

Forbes: Zak Kallenborn  weighs in in a story about the deadly advancement of an apparently autonomous Russian drone.

Modern War Institute: In an op-ed for the Army media outlet, Zak Kallenborn considers the proliferation of drone swarm programs and what it means to live in the “third age of drone warfare.”