Researchers interviewed 24 asylum applicants in the U.S. representing 18 countries and 13 health care and legal professionals.

Mostafa Minawi's book describes how members of the Arab-Ottoman community of Istanbul experienced the final decades of the ailing Ottoman Empire.

The New Yorker profiles Jessica Weiss Chen (East Asia Program) as a "professor who challenges the Washington consensus on China."

“South Korea and Taiwan can’t camouflage themselves, but countries like Vietnam, India, and Singapore are positioning themselves as a third way, a...

“If you receive a present at Christmastime, a new toy, you want to be able to use it. Well, this is kind of the same thing for a number of...

“Apple would not be the company that it is today without China as a manufacturing base,” says Eli Friedman, associate professor in the ILR School....

“Stability of energy supplies, in terms of both prices and quantities, is a key priority for Xi Jinping as the Chinese economy remains heavily reliant...

Global Public Voices fellow Cristina Florea describes how Ukrainians have reinvented their national identity five times over the past century.

“They want to be able to use Title 42 if they choose to do so in the future,” says Steve Yale-Loehr, professor of immigration law.

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